A nonprofit gallery, we showcase mainly island artists with seven to ten changing exhibits throughout the summer, focusing on new and emerging artists in many mediums. Open seven days a week. Read more...
Uncommon jewelry from common stones found on the shores of Lake Superior. Beach glass, stones and driftwood décor gathered, drilled and created by the artist. Read more...
A unique family farm producing quality pastured pork, home grown flour, vegetables, handcrafted soap and quality wool products. Craft products can be seen at Stone’s Throw Gallery in Bayfield. Farm products are available at the farm and at the Ashland and Bayfield Farmers Markets, Chequamegon Food Coop, Café Seiche, Second Street Bistro and Deep Water Grille. Call for appointment. Tom Read more...
Marsha creates semi-abstract collage/assemblage works using paint, paper and found objects. See her work in Spooner at Purple Pelican, Northwind Book & Fiber or Arts in Hand Gallery in Spooner, or at Art Beat in Hayward. Call for appointment. Marsha VanBuskirk W5893 O Trego, WI 54888 715-635-6322 Read more...
Kathy Maves Pottery and Maves Custom Furniture and Cabintery Folk traditions of Europe and Asia influence the contemporary , functional, porcelain pottery of Kathy Maves. Visitors are welcome at the studio; please call ahead. Also work may be seen at Fine Arts Center in Ladysmith or Arts in Hand Gallery in Spooner. Her father, Herb Maves has over 30 years of Read more...
This gallery of Native American arts and craft is noted as “a treasure” in the Native American arts genre. Located 3 miles north of Bayfield, it is open year round. Karen Basina Hwy 13 N P O Box 651 Bayfield, WI 54814 715-779-9550 715-779-9550 Read more...
Phillip & Else create beautiful, high-quality, traditional Norwegian woodcarving and furniture. Their handwork has provided their sole income for 30 years. They also raise and train Norwegian Fjord horses for family horses and competitive carriage driving. Phillip & Else Odden 715-468-2780 Read more...
An independent bookstore, yarn shop and gallery of local art and jewelry. Northwind also has a large selection of puzzles, games & toys. A year around schedule of knitting, crochet & other classes is offered. Located in a historic 1917 building, which originally housed a hardware store, a bank, and the Masonic Temple. Part of the original tin ceiling is exposed and the Read more...
Lori does painting of nature in the northwoods. Her work is available at Arts in Hand Gallery in Spooner. Lori Allard N7069 Oak Hill Rd Trego, WI 54888 715-635-3120 Read more...
This gallery, containing a wide variety of watercolors, also carries silk scarves, felted wool animals, handmade cards and booties for children. Call ahead. Read more...
Diana creates pastel and oil paintings, note card desings and drawings. Her work may be seen at Stone’s Throw Gallery, Bayfield; and Moondeer and Friends Gallery, Boulder Junction. Her home studio is open by appointment and during the CHARAC Art Crawl in August. Diana is also a writer and author of Beacons of the Earth and Sky, paintings and poetry inspired by the natural world. Diana Read more...
In a fanciful, unique building, is an amazing display of hand blown, hand made stained and fused glass. There is a raised viewing area where you can see glassblowing demonstrations daily from mid-November through mid-January. A third generation is now learning to work with glass. Classes are available late June and Nov-Dec. Open May through mid-January. Jim Vojacek 1695 West Read more...
Patti M. Fox is a clay artist who specializes in turning wheel thrown pottery into individual likenesses. She calls the results “My Pothead Friends”. She sells form her working gallery at 215th Avenue in Shell Lake, WI as well as at Arts in Hand Gallery in Spooner, WI. Also online through her FaceBook page: Patti M Fox, Clay Artist. Patti Read more...
Emy never “tires of opening the kiln to see what has evolved through the many steps it takes to get to the final piece.” She creates tea pots, vases and also pendants for jewelry. She is also an author of a children’s book Looking for Lucy. Her work is at Arts in Hand Gallery in Spooner. Emrys Current 651-484-7589 651-925-6940 Read more...
Jonathan is a 4th generation artist who discovered his inner voice while carving beautiful woods into nature’s wonders. His work has nature and Native American themes, as they seem deeply intertwined. Jonathan’s work can be seen at Waters of Superior, Duluth, and Abode, Stockholm. Jonathan Huth 1159 Palmer Ln Spooner, WI 54801 715-635-6110 Read more...
Artist owned and operated by Esa Everroad, this fine art and craft gallery is a beautiful place to visit. Art classes and art restoration available. Ese Everroad 137 Walnut St Spooner, WI 54801 715-635-7727 Read more...
Actually, Julie is in Brill in the old Brill Bank building. It is her studio and gallery. And in this small rural Wisconsin setting you will find special keepsake treasures, reflecting a true rainbow of colors. Julie specializes in original stained glass art. Open Thursday – Saturday. Julie’s work can also be seen at Purple Pelican, Spooner. Julie Rutherford 2760 Read more...
Mitzi watercolor is inspired by nature scenes. She also lives in Florida during winter months. She does some art shows in the area and belongs to art associations in WI and FL. Her work is also on display at Dancing Bird, Cumberland and Arts in Hand Gallery, Spooner. Mitzi Golden 715- 761-0867 Read more...
Roger Nielsen does landscapes and figurative oils. Art and frame consultation and restoration. His work is available at his studio and it is one of several on the Fall Splendor Art Meander. Read more...
Donald paints in oil and watercolor. His paintings reflect his fascination for Northern Wisconsin landscape through the seasons. Linda does photography of wildlife and nature. Don and Linda’s work can be seen at Arts in Hand Gallery in Spooner, Dancing Bird in Cumberland and Backroads Café in Hayward. Donald and Linda Ruedy N2586 Waren Road Sarona, WI 54870 715-635-7415 Read more...
We have two galleries, a gift gallery where people can purchase art; Toad House and a gallery in the local library that has art shows we curate every three months all year. Read more...
