. . . is a center for artists, scientists, and hybrid artist-scientists
to work in collaboration or in parallel with others.
Our mission is to develop curiosity, creativity, and connection to the natural world
through collaborative, participatory art + science.
We are located an hour northeast of Asheville, at a nexus of remarkable biological diversity, rare world-class geological exposures, dark skies for stargazing, and in the Toe River Arts district with a ridiculously abundant ratio of artists per capita.
Explore this website to learn about what we do, how you can visit our center, and the ways that our offerings can advance your creative projects and scholarly work.
Biologists on YH porch
Maidenhair fern
Gabrielle Duggan fiber art
Pigments in conical tubes
Yellow House studio
Pouring paper into mold
Paper making with local materials
Blind eyed sphinx moth
Kaye Savage stream montitoring
My sincerest thanks to Nancy and everyone in the High Cove community who made my stay at the Center so pleasant and productive! AS IF residents can expect inspiring conversations, contemplative walks in the woods, and creative bursts at the fireplace. I’m already looking forward to my next residency and can’t wait to see how the Center has developed since my stay in December 2017. Great things are ahead!
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Brilliant, like SciArt, anything that progresses the art world beyond post modernism is evolution.
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