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Adam Avery of Avery Brewing Co., with Jason and Julie Atallah, Co-Owners of Brusin’ Ales, at a Beer Tasting Event Baritone David Malis performs as part of Asheville Lyric Opera’s 10th Year Anniversary Concert. PAGE 5 “Galumpha,” a three-performer acrobatic ensemble, performs on January 23 and 24. PAGE 8 Adam Avery of Avery Brewing Co., with Jason and Julie Atallah, co-owners of Brusin’ Ales, at a beer tasting event. PAGE 32 Southern Fried Chicks PAGE 6 RAPID RIVER ARTS ART TALK Experience Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Projects he Asheville BY KIM ZDANOWICZ Art Mu- seum invites you to ex- Christo and perience the Jeanne-Claude innovative were both born on Tworks of internation- June 13, 1935, he as ally acclaimed artists Christo Javacheff in Christo and Jeanne- Bulgaria and she as Claude in the exhibi- Jeanne-Claude Denat tion titled Christo de Guillebon in and Jeanne-Claude: Morocco of a French Projects opening military family. Friday, January 16, Christo studied at the 2009 with an opening Fine Arts Academy reception from 5 to in Sofia, Bulgaria 7 p.m. that evening. from 1953 to 1956. This event is free In 1957, he escaped with Museum Mem- Prague, eventually making his way to bership or admission. Christo and Jeanne-Claude at Held in con- “The Gates, Central Park, New York Paris. There Christo junction with City, 1979-2005” in February 2005. met Jeanne-Claude the Asheville Art Photo by Wolfgang Volz. in 1958 when he Museum’s smArt Copyright Christo and Jeanne-Claude 2005. was commissioned speak: Distinguished to paint a portrait of Artist Series, Christo and Jeanne-Claude: her mother. Jeanne-Claude was educated Projects offers audiences the chance to see in France and Switzerland, and earned the artistic process behind many of the degrees in philosophy and Latin from the monumental public art projects undertak- University of Tunis. Since that time, they en by Christo and Jeanne-Claude during have collaborated on an impressive array the past five decades. of artistic work. Christo and Jeanne-Claude have This exhibition was organized and transcended the traditional boundaries of curated by the Asheville Art Museum painting, drawing, sculpture and archi- with special thanks to Christo and Jeanne- tecture. This exhibition examines the Claude. This exhibition is sponsored in wide variety of media used by the artists part by Bank of America. and explores the breadth of their work as Related programs: they move from contained forms to more Christo and Jeanne-Claude Community fluid, open structures that evoke tensile Poster Installation, Thursday, January 15 architecture. The exhibition will include to Sunday, February 15, 2009. early packages and wrapped objects like Package, 1961, a tightly wrapped and Art Break: Christo and Jeanne-Claude: bound mass. It continues with draw- Projects. Friday, January 30, 12 noon. ings and collages for most of the artists’ Free with Museum Membership or Ad- monumental projects, including The mission. Umbrellas, Japan—U.S.A., 1984-91, The Pont Neuf Wrapped, Paris, 1975-85, Sur- rounded Islands, Biscayne Bay, Greater www.ashevilleart.org. Visit our blog! Miami, Florida, 1980-83, and Running www.ashevilleartmuseum.blogspot.com Fence, Sonoma and Marin Counties, California, 1972-76. Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s instal- lation projects require years of planning. IF The considerable activity which precedes YOU Centrally located in down- the installation of a piece is as much a O: town Asheville on Pack G Square, the Museum is open part of the work as the actual installations. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday Zoning board hearings, public forums, through Saturday and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. parliamentary debates, legal negotiations, on Sunday. 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Distributed at over 390 locations throughout eight counties I do love the start of each year. in WNC and South Carolina There is something nice about being able to start anew, to be able to say “Okay, I forgive myself for all my Publisher/Editor: Dennis Ray JANUARY 2009 faults and weaknesses and will strive Managing Editor: Beth Gossett www.rapidrivermagazine.com to do better.” This is what January Art Director: Dennis Ray has come to mean to me — a month Print Production: Simone Bouyer to attempt to do anything and every- thing I have put off doing. I find it to Proofreader: Mary Wilson Inside be my most productive month as far Marketing: Dennis Ray as projects go. Staff Photographer: Dennis Ray 2 Fine Art Most of all I believe January is a Accounting: Sharon Cole Harrison Graham Ray, son of Dennis Ray. month to reflect on all that we have, Christo and Jeanne-Claude . and a month to dream of all that we Distribution: Dennis Ray Arts Council of Henderson Co. 16 can become. 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Three symphony orchestras. hree choral programs represent- BY BETH CARTER ed by more than 80 singers. All on one stage in Asheville. Yes, Asheville. And for those who The Stage is Set Opera legend Soprano Baritone Tenor have ever longed to see a live Sherrill Milnes Angela Brown David Malis Tonio DiPaolo performance by a Metropolitan “For the anniversary TOpera singer but have not, this is your concert Dr. Robert Hart opportunity to do so in an architectural Baker and members of the Asheville America’s most promising Verdi sopra- followed by 12 years as a leading bari- setting that is reminiscent of the Italian Symphony Orchestra will return and no.
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