Art adds beauty and life to our surroundings.

Art also connects us to the community around us, to special times and to our shared history. It’s uplifting and inspiring!

Having the experience of meeting the maker and discovering more about them also contributes to the meaning of the artwork.  

By including unique handcrafted objects to enhance your living or workspace you add this discriminating pleasure.  If you are relocating, building a new residence, or renovating your home or workspace -- Art Connections is your source. Helping you choose “art that resonates” is our specialty.  We urge you not to settle for mass produced furnishings.  Choose art that makes a connection and support the hand made economy!

Choosing art can be overwhelming at times, there are so many wonderful artists to consider!  How do you select what best fits your needs and interests?

Contact Sherry Masters of Art Connections - she’ll be more than happy to help. 

Sherry is widely known for her commitment to the arts community of Western NC and beyond.  She believes in hospitality and will put your budget and needs first as we work together to add art to your environment. 

Newcomers, or Visitors to Asheville -

We can plan a day to source art for your home interior or your outdoor space.

The Western NC & Asheville area is a nationally known, amazing arts destination for a reason! Let’s find the perfect art for your environment. Utilize my 30+ years working with local artists, my native WNC knowledge, and I’ll share my art connections to help you. We’ll make a plan to find the best options and make the most of our time together.

Cost is $165 for one person, $295 for two, includes lunch.

Click on the link below and we’ll then compare our calendars and set a date.

Schedule your consultation with Sherry today!


"I recommended Art Connections to a new resident of Asheville. They reported back that the experience was more than they could have hoped for. They not only found the art they sought but had a joyful, fun experience visiting studios with Sherry, and were most impressed with the organized manner in which she approached the task. Well done, Sherry, and thanks!

—John Horrocks —