Category: Art News

Everyone is invited to the Celebrate Sister Bay Showcase on Saturday, July 19 at the Stuff-o-Rama flea market. The flea market will be held on the grounds of Domicile from 8 am – 3 pm.

Door County Art League (DCAL) artist Beverly Hart Branson will be demonstrating during business hours on Saturday, July 12, at the Gallery of the Door County Art League, located at the back of the Top of the Hill Shops, Highway 42 and County F on Spring Road in Fish Creek.

Charlene’s Gallery Ten will open an exhibit on July 12 featuring two artists from different generations. And, while the styles of Rebecca Lynne Nycz and Arline Kimbel Sadlon are from opposite ends of the spectrum, the results each affirm a strong and consistent personal vision coupled with individual mastery of technique.

To celebrate the summer season, the Blue Dolphin House and BDH Studio will be presenting a series of events showcasing the relationships artists have with friends and family.

Create a unique hand-cast cement leaf for your home or garden in a workshop open to all ages and abilities. Participants are asked to bring their own rhubarb, hosta or special leaf to use in creating their own natural cement leaf birdbath, stepping stone, wall hanging, or table decoration to take home.

The tenth annual Amish Quilt Show and Sale will be held at the Sister Bay Village Hall in downtown Sister Bay Thursday, July 17 through Sunday, July 20, from 9 am – 5 pm.

The Jacksonport Craft Cottage is now carrying quilted jacket/shirt sets created exclusively by Sue Lynne. Applying a free-motion, quilting technique, Lynne creates one-of-a-kind jackets using her own designs and an assortment of cotton fabric patches.

Wally Vartanian, Sr. and his son Wally, Jr., owners of W. Vartanian & Son, Inc. in Sister Bay, will be celebrating the grand opening of their wall to wall carpet department Thursday, June 26 – Monday, June 30.

Bonnie Paruch paints landscapes and still life, beach scenes and winter scenes, market places and jazz clubs, bouquets of daisies and arranged tea sets.

Among the grandest, most astonishing, and original visions in American art are the large-scale works of artist-environment builders.

Eight prints by Kewaunee County resident and recent UWGB graduate, Don Krumpos, are on display at the Abotzo Gallery in Two Rivers, WI. The exhibit constitutes Krumpos senior semester of work and marks his first solo exhibition.

Whitefish Bay Farm Gallery will feature the oil paintings of David S. Lupes and the woodturnings of Ralph Pipp during the Mid-Summer Exhibit starting July 1 and continuing through August 4.

Watercolorist and printmaker Donna Brown will display her works at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Door County (UUFDC) Gallery at their new location in Ephraim this July.

The Door County Art League exhibit “The Way We See It III,” featuring the artwork of 38 league members, continues through August 3 at the Link Gallery in Fish Creek.

The Santa Fe Shop in Fish Creek is proud to introduce artistic lamps and accessories by artist and designer Carlos de Anda. A world-renowned artist, de Anda completed his architectural studies in Guanajuato.

The original office and studio of Peninsula Art School (PAS) founder Madeline Tripp Tourtelot re-opened to the public on Saturday, June 21.

For the fifth consecutive year, award-winning photographers Greg and Lynn Nelson are returning to display and sell their photographs at many Door County art fairs.

The Miller Art Museum (MAM) will once again be hosting summer art classes for children and adults. The classes are scheduled for July 9 – 12 and July 16 – 19.

Local porcelain artist, Chad Luberger, who will celebrate the one-year anniversary of his gallery, Plum Bottom Pottery, on June 28, is proud to unveil a new series of porcelain work that includes over 100 pieces.

Linden and Barnsite Galleries opened the fine art exhibition, “A Beautiful Child,” on Sunday, June 22, 2008 at the Linden Gallery in Ellison Bay. The exhibit will run through July 13.