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Glen Cutcher • Potter - Glen Cutcher
Studio
218 Spring Street, Cambridge, WI 53523
(608) 355.9194 • glencutcher.com
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Mark Skudlarek • Potter - Cambridge Wood-Fired
Pottery
10 Tranquil Lane, Cambridge, WI 53523
(608) 423.4507 • www.cambridgepottery.com |
| Glen’s pottery is contemporary with an organic
feel to it, using a multi-layer approach in decorating, to achieve
depth and texture. |
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Celebrating 20 years in business, Mark produces a
wide range of functional wood-fired pottery inspired by European
and Asian folk traditions. |
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Michael Schael • Potter - Rock Eagle
Pottery
2297 Clearview Rd., Cambridge, WI 53523
(608) 423.7026 • woodfiredpots.com |
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Ric Lamore • Potter - Broadwing Clay
Studio
503 Co. A., Cambridge, WI 53523
(608) 884.8099 • ric.lamore@gmail.com |
| Inspired by his passion for food and gardening, Michael’s
pottery evokes colors of earth, sea and sky. These colors combined
with a sense of form create pottery, which enriches one’s life. |
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Over the last thirty years, Ric Lamore has explored
high fired stoneware and wood fired stoneware. |
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Mary Wallace • Feltmaker - White Dove
Farm
173 Co. Rd. A., Cambridge, WI 53523
(608) 884.4301 • whitedove@jvlnet.com |
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Fiberholics - Basket Weavers
W7867 Riedel Lane, Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
(920) 563.1466 |
| Mary Wallace makes wearable, colorful and decorative
artwork (including some one-of-a-kind scarves) using wet and dry
feltmaking techniques. |
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Eve West, Dorothy Davenport, Ellen Haukom and Stephanie
Funck are basket weavers and fiber artists, weaving art with a variety
of materials. |
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Sandhill Designs • Bill Bale - Furniture
Designer
N3163 Co. Hwy. J, Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
(920) 568.0333 • sandhilldesigns.com |
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Mary Pratt • Potter/Sculptor - Pratt
Clay Studio
Exhibiting at the Sandhill Designs location
Home studio: Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
(920) 728.0528 • mary@prattclaystudio.com |
| Combining carefully selected hardwoods and clean lines,
Bill Bale designs furniture in the Arts & Crafts (Mission) style. |
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Mary works with white stoneware, using fresh, classic
images, incised and sculpted with a contemporary twist. She calls
it “Reality in Detail.” |
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Jorn Lynae Mork - Jeweler, Printmaker
Exhibiting at the Sandhill Designs location
Home studio: Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
(920) 397.7384 • JornsStudio.com
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Suzanne M. Modjeska-Seffrood - Pastel Artist
Exhibiting at the Sandhill Designs location
Home studio: Edgerton, WI 53538
(608) 279.0170 • love-to-pastel.com |
| Incorporates etching and printmaking techniques in
her hand made jewelry, using various materials to create pieces which
are narrative in nature. |
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Suzanne’s highly photorealistic pastels focus
on the play of colors, patterns and distortions that exist in highly
reflective surfaces like water, glass and metal. |
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Toby McCulloch • Toby McCulloch Woodworking
Exhibiting at the Sandhill Designs location
Home studio: Sun Prairie, WI 53590
(608) 837.9354 • toby.bowl@yahoo.net |
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Dawn Dark Mountain - Watercolor Painting
Exhibiting at the Sandhill Designs location
Home studio: Monona, WI 53716
(608) 221.8692 • darkmtn@gmail.com |
| Using windfall or distressed trees, Toby creates bowls
from blocks that are dried, finished turned, sanded and polished
with beeswax and oil. |
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Working transparent watercolor, Dawn allows the white
of the paper to be the whites. Native American heritage & nature
is her subject matter. |
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Rick Hintze • Potter - Johnson Creek
Clay Studio
140 1/2 N. Watertown St., P.O. Box 454, Johnson Creek, WI 53038
(920) 699.2529 • rickhintze.com |
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Ed & Laura Klein • Potters/Sculptors
- Bur Oak Pottery
W6202 Klein Lane, Johnson Creek, WI 53038
(920) 648.4549 • buroakpottery.com |
| Rick Hintze utilizes several techniques to create
his functional and decorative stoneware and porcelain. For his larger
pots and sculpture, Rick uses the process of coiling. |
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Ed & Laura Klein make a variety of wood-fired
pottery. Inspired by Art Nouveau, pieces range from sculptural to
functional.
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Peggy Furlin • Watercolor - Watercolor
Outside the Lines
Exhibiting at Sweet Lips Gallery
Home studio: Lake Mills, WI 53551
(414) 510.8087 • artid.com/efstudio |
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Bruce Johnson • Potter - Bruce Johnson
Clay Studio
302 Campus Street, Lake Mills, WI 53551
(920) 648.3049 • www.brucejohnsonclaystudio.com |
| Peggy Furlin creates one-of-a-kind watercolor paintings,
using fractured space, geometric shapes, patterns and color shifts
on canvas with a style all their own. |
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Bruce's pieces are wheel thrown and hand built. He
is best know for his copper matte raku and ash glazes. |
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Karen Calkins Ragus - Painter/Printmaker
N6778 Shorewood Hills Rd., Lake Mills, WI 53551
(608) 237.1712 • ragus.com |
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Leslie DeMuth • Landscape Painter - Town
Hall Studio
N8016 County Highway G, Lake Mills, WI 53551
(920) 390.9341 • lesliedemuth.com |
Karen creates large contemporary water media paintings,
some abstract, some figurative. Some are very colorful, others are
monochromatic.
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Leslie DeMuth is a landscape painter that captures
in paint the rural and natural vistas of Wisconsin.
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Ann Long Fisher • Handweaver
Exhibiting at the Town Hall Studio location
Home studio: Lake Mills, WI 53551
(920)945.0122 • ponyweaver@charter.com |
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Will Wipperfurth • Woodworker
Exhibiting at the Town Hall Studio location
Home studio: Lake Mills, WI 53551
(920) 648.2563 • designsbywill.com |
| Ann weaves limited production scarves, shawls and
fabrics for clothing or home furnishings. She dyes many of the yarns
used in her hand woven fabrics. |
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Will Wipperfurth designs and builds quality wooden
boxes that have everyday functionality in addition to natural beauty. |
