COMING IN JUNE

REVOLVE SOUND x DRONES IN THE GARDEN present

Womb, Suspended Garden a month-long residency of sound, art, & community at REVOLVE.  A fiber and botanical concept by Lynn Fister and a light install by Sophie Hull at shows.  An evolving Drones in the Garden buildout.  

Four shows over two weekends - June 5/6 + June 12/13 - with a surprise show on June 20.

Photographs by Brett W. Naucke in the Project Space + a workshop in fiber arts on Sunday June 22.

A closing reception with performances and libations on Sunday June 29.

Come join us and celebrate our community!

In the PROJECT SPACE

THROUGH
Friday May 23rd

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Revolve is a contemporary art space that functions as part gallery, part studio, part performance and gathering space. We host exhibitions, events, and happenings that push the boundaries between artist and audience. Our intention is focused on representing creative energies on a foundation of inclusion, accessibility and experimentation. We are volunteer-run by artists who believe in the power of community. We are committed to being a space that is sustainable for art while remaining accessible for all.

Our mission is to support the varied creative folks of Western North Carolina, as well as regions beyond, to represent many different communities and forms of expression. In doing so, we hope to build a community with connections to an intellectual landscape that reaches beyond our mountain borders.

Accessibility is important. Revolve is a place to grow together as a community of makers. We are happy to be able to provide time + space for your creative and communal experience, but we are committed to not tolerate any form of discrimination or harassment including but not limited to: homophobia, racism, sexism, transphobia, ageism, xenophobia, ableism. Revolve strives to create a safer space for marginalized communities and voices, we keep ourselves safe.

ADA-friendly: We rent from RAMP Studios and are not permitted to make the necessary changes to our space to be completely ADA-compliant. There are no automatic doors for building or bathroom access, and one portion of our gallery is only accessible by a small flight of stairs. You can experience most of our space safely with more than 3 feet of clearance for passthroughs, exhibitions permitting. If you have additional concerns, please reach out for additional information.