Below you'll find a list of all posts from August, 2019
It was a childhood spent on a Wisconsin dairy farm that Will Wipperfurth credits for his artistic foundation. Watching his father and uncles plan and build their own projects revealed the power of foresight and hard work, and at a neighboring woodworker’s home, Will watched and learned the craft of woodworking. His first pieces were toys and treehouses, and he …
Like many potters, Barry Rhodes is inspired by the great pottery work of Japan. However, he has always felt free to pick and choose the most interesting aspects of many cultures and to re-interpret the essence of those cultures in interesting ways within his work. His graphic approach to pottery pays homage to the depth of surface found on hi-fired …
Mary Ellen Sisulak attributes the vast and endless woods for making her the artist she is today. “There is more to nature than just what we see above the ground,” Mary Ellen states. Her art truly reflects those wise words. Living among the pristine Wisconsin woods for over forty years, Mary Ellen is still captivated by the many mysteries the …
