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Dale McEntire Sculpture
in Asheville Art Museum Collection

Night Lotus was created in 2014 by Dale from Black Steatite and Steel, which measures 70” H x 12/1/2” W  x 7” D. The piece can be viewed at the Asheville Art Museum sculpture terrace on the rooftop. The work features a shear of natural stone that has been designed and carved into an organic form.

Night Lotus was gifted by Nancy and Ron Edgerton in 2020 to the Asheville Art Museum.

The museum is located at 2 Pack Square, Asheville, NC.

www.ashevilleart.org

 
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Painters Without Borders

Bold Life Magazine
Landscape is probably two-dimensional art’s most accessible form. But when painted scenes of photorealism or Monet-derived Impressionism are pushed into the realm of abstraction — far from the genre’s root form that requires meticulous observation and recording — what was once “just” a depiction turns into a visual poem about nature.

 
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52 Weeks | 52 Trees - Small Studies by Dale McEntire

The Gallery at Flat Rock

Artist Dale McEntire’s show, titled 52 Weeks | 52 Trees, takes its form from his practice of painting one tree per week throughout 2019—for Dale the practice was born from an appreciation for the multiplicity of trees growing here in Appalachia (all on his Saluda property!) woven with a challenge to paint each tree in the style of an artist that inspires him.

 
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Grovewood Gallery

From the Studio: Dale McEntire
We recently had the opportunity to speak with Dale about what inspires him creatively and about the body of work he will be presenting at Grovewood Gallery this August.

 
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The Gallery at Flat Rock

Artist Profile
A movement of painters and sculptors identified as “Nature Symbolist” has inspired me to create work that is about the essential quality of nature. For me this is a spiritual essence that is underneath the obvious form and can be sensed with time and awareness.

 
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Harmony Tree Project

Tryon Presbyterian Church
The origination of this work of art began through a series of conversations with the Tryon Presbyterian Church Donor Recognition Committee in the fall of 2017.