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Asheville’s River Arts District artists open their studios During HandMade: The Western North Carolina Craft, Architecture & Design Expo page 5 for two days of festivities during the River Arts District Studio Stroll. page 19 The Parker Quartet will perform during the Swannanoa Chamber Music Festival. Kate Steinbeck and others will create beautiful music during the 10th Keowee Chamber Music Festvial. page 7 The ARCH, a unique showroom and gallery providing architectural products and art, now sells, services, and installs wood-fired ovens and accessories. page 2 Asheville Bravo Concerts announces a diverse new season including the New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players’ hilarious rendition of The Mikado. page 9 You’ll find a wide selection of art from some of the top artists and craftspeople in America as you follow the crafts trail set out for the Toe River Studio Tour – June 11, 12, and 13. page 32 Plus The NC Stage Company promises anarchy, amusement, and minstrelsy. page 11 SART’s 36th Summer Season. page 10 Asheville Lyric Opera presents an evening of food, wine, and music. page 30 RAPID RIVER ARTS asheville shops Bringing Old Europe Home with Wood-Fired Ovens BY DENNIS RAY ven baked brick or stone oven. pizza is to Wood-burn- Western ing pizza ovens are Over 11 Million Victims North Caroli- becoming all the rage na summer as across the US and of Identity Theft Last Year. Oturkey is to Thanksgiv- in Europe. Today, ing or a hot cup of cocoa many celebrities own Source: Javelin Strategy & Research. “2010 Identity Fraud Survey Report.” February 2010. is to a winter’s snowy their own brick ovens afternoon. Pizza is fast include Oscar-win- becoming the entertain- ning actress Gwyneth Help Protect Yourself Today. ment food choice of Paltrow, Jamie Oliver Americans over the past and Sherlock Holmes decade and it’s hard- director Guy Ritchie. ENROLL TODAY AND GET: PROMO CODE: ID pressed to find a single Yet, the most humble 30 DAY RISK-FREE* TRIAL restaurant, home table or picnic blanket in farmhouse, cottage, or urban patio can be the region without it this summer. a most fitting setting for those who simply CALL NOW: 1-888-252-5862 Instead of taking a trip to Europe you would love to cook and entertain with a may want to instead invest the money in wood-fired oven. *At the end of the 30-day free period your card will be billed automatically ($10.00 bringing old Europe to your home. Incor- “With such a fast paced society we monthly/$110.00 annually) unless you cancel within the 30-day period. You can cancel porating the wood-fired pizza oven into the live in people truly enjoy the opportunity anytime without penalty by calling 1-800-LifeLock. Offer is for new LifeLock members only. design of your outdoor patio or backyard will to slow down and spend the evening with add a centerpiece that adds warmth, atmo- friends,” Silver says. “Having a pizza oven is sphere, old-world cooking ambience and cu- a great opportunity to enjoy those moments linary achievement. It’s the perfect family get and the perfect reason to invite your friends together and something that will be enjoyed together.” again and again for many years. The ARCH provides residential Forno The ARCH, a unique showroom and Bravo modular pizza oven kits constructed gallery located in North Asheville that from both refractory material and brick. provides architectural products and art now Each Forno Bravo oven kit features a circu- sells wood burning ovens by Forno Bravo a lar dome, enclosed refractory cooking floor, leader in authentic Italian wood-fired ovens. vent, stainless steel chimney, door high Once used for upscale pizza and breads, temperature mortar, and complete dome the wood-fired ovens are now being used and floor insulation. Everything you need to in a wide variety of settings for roasting, assemble a pizza oven at your house. braising and grilling a wide variety of foods “We can help with ideas and installa- including seafood, chicken, pork, lamb, beef tion of the ovens,” Silver adds. “Jim Erskine, dishes, and vegetables. a mason with over thirty years of experi- The ARCH owner Catherine Silver ence is available to discuss installations and says “The ovens makes it possible to cook services. We also can help with design ideas pizza in two-three minutes and chicken whether stonework is being considered, a and fish in eight. You can also bake bread, natural lime plaster finish or select hand- pastries and cakes in these ovens as they made tiles. We can help with that.” retain heat beautifully. This is what I call a Forno Bravo imports and produces the cooking adventure.” finest Italian wood-fired pizza ovens for the A wood-fired oven gives that unique house and garden, caterers, bakeries and savory taste that cannot be reproduced in restaurants. Their pizza ovens are crafted a normal kitchen oven. These ovens have by hand using traditional methods and the been around for at least 3,000 years and quite highest-quality refractory materials, and likely since the early rise of civilization. then shipped to your home or business. The shape of the oven evolved in Egypt The ARCH also sells oven accessories and around the Mediterranean, and was including hard to find long handle peels independently developed by the Turkic (a shovel-like tool used by bakers to slide peoples of the Balkans to become the stan- loaves of bread, pizzas, pastries, and other dard shape in Europe. The wood burning baked goods into and out of an oven), brick oven has been discovered in the ex- brushes and high gluten flour which pro- cavations of virtually every ancient civiliza- duces the best tasting pizza crust. tion, with the wood-fired oven reaching its final modern form in ancient Rome. In Italy, the ovens were owned by The ARCH individual families and were smaller - which Architectural Finishes, Flooring and More is the foundation for Italy’s modern pizza oven industry. Round ovens built from 171 Weaverville Hwy. #103 brick, and even local stone, have been built Asheville, NC 8804 in Italy seemingly forever. Virtually every (88) 53 5455 www.thearchnc.com Tuscan farmhouse has, or had, an original June 2010 — RAPID RIVER ARTS & CULTURE MAGAZINE — Vol. 13, No. 10 Vol. 13, No. 10 — RAPID RIVER ARTS & CULTURE MAGAZINE — June 2010 3 RAPID RIVER ARTS we love this place The 4th Annual Art in Bloom takes place June 17-0 at the Black Mountain (NC) Center for the Arts, located in the reno- vated original City Hall at 225 W. State Street. The theme this RAPID RIVER ARTS & CULTURE MAGAZINE year is “Naturally Blue Ridge,” as we celebrate the 75th anni- Established in 1997 • Volume Thirteen, Number Ten versary of the Blue Ridge Parkway. On Thursday, June 17 floral designers spend the day creating their arrangements on site, the show opens that evening to ticket holders and floral designers at a Preview Party and Gala. On Friday and Saturday, June 18 and JUNE 2010 2 Asheville Shops 19 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and on Sunday, June 20 from noon www.rapidrivermagazine.com The ARCH . to 4 p.m., the public can view the show for $5. A tour of gardens in Black Mountain will also be offered on Friday and Saturday, with local artists painting en plain air. On Sunday, June 20 from Publisher/Editor: Dennis Ray noon to 4 p.m., these paintings will be offered for sale at the Black Mountain Center for the Managing Editor: Beth Gossett 5 Fine Art Arts. For more information, call (828) 669-0930 or visit www.blackmountainarts.org. Marketing: Dennis Ray HandMade Design Expo . 5 Clay Day at the Folk Art Center . 18 Sitting on her daddy’s lap, Sabrina Cabada would Staff Photographer: Dennis Ray bask in the smell of oil paint that drifted through the Layout & Design: Simone Bouyer River Arts District Studio Stroll . 19 studio in their Arlington, Virginia home. Sabrina has Book Editor: Cauley Bennett Twigs & Leaves Gallery . 33 been painting and selling art ever since. Curators, Poetry Editor: Ted Olson Southern Highland Craft Guild . 38 architects, congresswomen are among those who own a work by Cabada. Her work is palatable in a Proofreader: Mary Wilson way that one exclaims “I have just the spot for that... Accounting: Sharon Cole Performance I must have one!” Cabada’s work will be featured 7 Distribution: Dennis Ray Keowee Chamber Music Festival . 7 at Studio 103 Fine Art Gallery, located at 103 West Painting by Sabrina Cabada Street in Black Mountain, through June 23, 2010. Swannanoa Chamber Music Festival 7 Gallery hours are Wednesday-Saturday noon-6 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday by appointment. For CONTRIBUTING WRITERS: Summer at the Wortham . 8 more information please call (828) 357-8327 or visit www.Studio103fineartgallery.com. Cauley Bennett, James Cassara, Asheville Bravo Concerts . 9 Michael Cole, Amy Downs, John Ellis, The Western Region of the Watercolor Society of NC will Jim Faucett, Beth Gossett, Chall Gray, June Break host their event at the Governor’s Western Max Hammonds, MD, Phil Hawkins, Stage Preview Residence on June 16. The event begins with coffee at 10 10 a.m. and a tour of the residence, followed by a humorous Phil Juliano, Chip Kaufmann, SART’s The Foreigner . 10 discussion on entering juried shows by Ann Vasilik. Lunch Michelle Keenan, Sarah Larson, Asheville Community Theatre . 10 is provided by the ‘Fig’ restaurant. The day will conclude Peter Loewer, Rob Miller, April Nance, NC Stage Company . 11 with a watercolor demonstration by Hendersonville’s Ted Olson, Michael Parker, well known artist, Jim Morrison.
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