May 21, 2023

Memorial Day Weekend, MOUNTAIN MADE, an art gallery in downtown Asheville NC will host a live art demonstration by local Western North Carolina stained glass artist Kathy Goldstein.
Asheville, North Carolina May 21, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - MOUNTAIN MADE Art Gallery, Asheville, North Carolina (mtnmade.com):
This Memorial Day weekend, MOUNTAIN MADE is hosting an exclusive live art event featuring the esteemed Stained Glass Artist Kathy Goldstein. Scheduled for Saturday, May 27, 2023, from 12 PM to 3 PM, this event promises to be an extraordinary artistic experience for the local community and visitors.
About Kathy Goldstein and Her Stained Glass Art
Goldstein's innovative approach to stained glass art has drawn wide-ranging admiration. Her signature stained glass spider web creations meld traditional craftsmanship with a contemporary aesthetic.
Each corner web crafted by Goldstein features four meticulously soldered points on a glass panel. These are perfect for window corners, adding a touch of whimsy and color to any room when backlit.
Unique Elements of Goldstein's Work
The stunning spider webs Goldstein creates uses 3 different types of glass: clear textured glass, clear iridescent glass, or colored "stained" pieces, either individually or in combination.
Her designs vary in size and shape, ranging from smaller webs to larger 12-point webs that can span 24 inches. Each web is individually handcrafted with meticulous attention to detail.
Goldstein's pieces are marked by a unique feature - a six-legged "happy house" spider perched on the strands of the web. Despite the spiders having two missing legs, symbolizing their challenging life, they are believed to bring prosperity to each new home or office where they reside.
Visitors to the MOUNTAIN MADE gallery consistently show their appreciation for Goldstein's creations. The owner of MOUNTAIN MADE, Melinda Knies invites the local Asheville area community to experience the charm of Goldstein's artistry during this live demonstration.
This event provides an unparalleled opportunity to witness the creative process firsthand and engage with the artist in a novel way.
Mark your calendars for this Memorial Day weekend and prepare for a captivating display of creativity and artistic mastery. This event offers an excellent chance to delve into the vibrant world of stained glass art.
Visit https://mtnmade.com/ for more details.



Media Contact
MOUNTAIN MADE Art Gallery, Melinda Knies, Owner/Manager
828-350-0307
1 Page Ave, Inside the Grove Arcade, Suite #123
Source :MOUNTAIN MADE Art Gallery
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