Stoneware pottery, outdoor pit-fired with hardwood and sawdust. Also electric-fired functional stoneware. Located on historic 40-acre farm in passive-solar barn.

Design elements, plus materials, colors and textures to create pieces which cannot be duplicated. Specialty glass with embossed sheet copper overlays.

Figurative sculpture and dolls of accomplished character.

Forged, constructed or cast presious metal Jewelry - bracelets, rings, pendants. Cozy cottage-like setting. Commissions welcome.

Exceptional landscapes, flora and rural scenery of the Baraboo Hills, all framed in a contemporary Arts & Crafts style by the artist using recycled hardwood.

Surreal images in acrylic and pencil born from the subconscious, human endeavors and music.

Words and images are artfully blended in these colored pencil and watercolor illustrations of the natural world and beyond. Art that is provocative, unexpected and uncommon.

Paintings rich in texture and drama, saturated in color and revealing an intricate look at the natural world. Original watercolors and limited edition Gidee prints.

Vibrant, original watercolors reflecting a love for nature and life in rural Wisconsin.

Small porcelain vessels and sculpture inspired by the strength and beauty of nature's details.

I work with a variety of materials to create beautiful, spirited and useful baskets and artifacts.

Smart, green and daring minimalist modern furniture with an edge made from trees in decline.

Handcrafted jewelry fabricated in silver, with gold, enamels, embellished with gems and colorful patinas. Stanping, roll-printing, gold fusion, enameling, fabrication and patinization are techniques employed.

Handmade paper as an art form and a 2000 year old craft demonstrated in a fully equipped paper making/printmaking studio.

The ancient art of handblown glass cameo inlay designs with cane & silver. Collection includes paperweights, bowls, candles, jewelry and sculpture.

I love glass. To cut it, crush it, melt it, paint it and slump it to create beautiful glass art for the home. Tableware, stained glass cabinetry & art panels, tiles and knobs, mosaics, and art for the garden.

Hand built and wheel thrown, one of a kind, functional pottery. Gas reduction kiln achieves a wide range of glaze effects. Sudio is an 1876 stone granary.

My art is idea-driven and uses various media.  Current work starts with self-organizing oil and water interaction patterns; nature is not just represented but is physically present in the work as the captured pattern(s).

Vibrantly painted wood cut prints inspired from life on my small "Farm".

Hand-built and wheel thrown stoneware and porcelain made to enjoy in daily life. Newer pursuits include watercolors and mixed media asseblages. Studio in 1850 limestone brewery.

Eclectic photography with emphasis on Wisconsin Landscapes

Figurative oil paintings in the romantic tradition of the English pre-raphaelites.

Conceptional and contextual sculpture. Drawing, painting and design.

A vessel is a reflection of the individual who makes it and the environment in which he lives.

Practical and durable wood fired stoneware and porcelain that reflect the strength and vitality of the age-old dynamic between the artist's hand and the user's hand.

Stoneware fired in a gas kiln. Bright, colorful tableware including tureens & ladles, dinner ware sets and other functional work. Occasional sculptural pieces.

Photography with lettering, collage, and assemblage sculpture interspersed with an astonishing array of crazy quilts, weavings and folk art from five continents.

By using local materials and firing with wood, Joe and Christy Cole create pottery with warmth and beauty for everyday use and enjoyment.

Kae Taylor (Madison, WI) will demonstrate the batik process at different stages and drawing on fabric.

Scott Allen (Reedsburg, WI) will demonstrate the creation of lathe turned decorative and functional bowls made from Wisconsin hardwoods.

Carol Giffin (Madison, WI) will demonstrate techniques used in design & construction of fused glass art.

Ray Hamilton (Maquoketa, IA) will be turning wooden bowls and vases on a lathe.