Visiting Artists

Mark will be demonstrating wood block printing and engraving techniques.

With an eye for rich color, full shapes, and unique grain patterns, Ray Hamilton transforms salvaged hardwoods into exquisite lathe-turned bowls and vases.

Bold, unique necklaces created from ancient, hand-formed, ethnic and unusual beads from all over the world. It’s all about the beads!

A former staff photographer at National Geographic, Robert Madden's photographs capture natural scenes from around the world. His use of a limited palate heightens the drama of his images.

Restoring our vision of nature around us through photography, I capture the beauty of life within the woodlands and prairie I call home.

Fine handmade woodenware and accessories for the kitchen and home.

Furniture maker Richard Judd creates minimalist, functional sculptures bending birch plywood and high figure veneer. He will demonstrate his original parquetry surface decoration techniques using contrasting colors and wood grains.

Richard creates botanical themed wheel thrown porcelain. He alters, carves, and brushes slip on his pieces to create the expressive reliefs.

Kae will display linen batiks at all stages, from conception of the original drawing to wax removal. A variety of demonstrations will occur each day.

Reid is Wisconsin raised and Massachusetts trained. His work is a mix of classical wooden furniture with modern influences and interpretations, but always focusing on the functionality and beauty of the interaction between person and piece.

Handwoven baskets of original designs. Functional and decorative unique pieces.

Using the Baraboo Hills as an inspiration for materials, colors, and shapes, Mary creates one of a kind antler baskets. Functional as well as sculptural in form, these baskets blend into any home or office setting. She also makes a series of sturdy, functional storage baskets using wood and traditional reed.