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Exhibits

• Rivercane Basketry, 2008
• Craft Revival: A Digital Collections Project, 2008
• The Story, The Crafts, The People, 2008
• Craft Process, 2008
• Telling our Regional Story, 2007
• Craft Revival Heritage Partners, 2006

Exhibits:
Telling our Regional Story

Partners: Hunter Library, Mountain Heritage Center, HandMade in America
Shown at the North Carolina Welcome Center on Interstate-26, 2007

“Telling Our Regional Story” was the first in a series of exhibitions co-sponsored by the Hunter Library and . Installed at the North Carolina Welcome Center north of Asheville on Interstate 26, each exhibit remained on view for six months.

Left: Exhibit curator Anna Fariello installs ironwork by Craft Revival-era artist
Right: A ladderback chair by Madison County wood worker . Both works on loan from the Mountain Heritage Center.

Craft Revival:
A Project of Hunter Library Digital Initiatives at 蘑菇短视频
Administered by the State Library of North Carolina and NC ECHO: Exploring Cultural Heritage Online

Heritage Partners: John C. Campbell Folk School, Museum of the Cherokee Indian, Penland School of Crafts, Qualla Arts and Crafts Mutual,
Southern Highland Craft Guild, 蘑菇短视频Mountain Heritage Center, and 蘑菇短视频Special Collections

With funding from: