Events for August 30, 2019 - September 22, 2019 › Galleries

20 artists will showcase their work, with many doing demonstrations. Deb Rosen will offer readings in numerology and handwriting analysis. Local author Carolyn Kane will be on hand to sign her book, "A Rural Pen."

"Balance and Beauty" features the work of visual artists Judith Bergerson and Carl Homstad, and includes new pieces by resident potters Jeanne and David Aurelius. Enjoy refreshments and meet the artists.

See expanded collections from resident jewelry artist Angela Olson Luberger and Madison-based jeweler Hannah Wong from 1-5pm. Angela will be on site between 11-3pm both days.

Laurel Grey will show a new collection of her glass leaves.

Regional jewelry artist Gabriel Guzman will be onsite showing his latest collection of hand-crafted jewelry. His work pays homage to numerous cultural influences. Refreshments available.

Lynn Gilchrist, Kathie Hart, Phoebe Howard, Andrea Kinsey-Jauquet, Liz Maltman, Rick Risch, Nancy Sargent and Mac Schueppert will show paintings created in a variety of mediums. Free admission. Held in the space above Base Camp.

For "Exhibit IV," featuring painters Susan Hale, Tom Nachreiner and George Shipperley, and jeweler Olga Ganoudis. Artist introductions and short talks begin at 5pm. Wine and hors d’oeuvres will be served.

Painter Tom Nachreiner will demonstrate his oil painting techniques in the gallery courtyard.

For "Somatic Shapes," featuring new work by Liz Rundorff Smith, Mollie Oblinger and Barbara Campbell Thomas. Free and open to the public.

For "September Invitational," featuring the work of Emil Baurkert, Beverly Hart Branson, Ethel Davis, Marcia Nickols, and Lori Weir. Food and wine will be served.

An open art studio for adults. Paint and create with others of all ability levels. Basic art supplies provided.

Sarah Detweiler, associate professor at University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, will give an overview of the research and application process for becoming an art major, including the various types of art schools and programs and how to build a portfolio. Free. No pre-registration. Parents welcome.

A one-day family friendly art festival with unique, hand-made items created by local artists and artisans. With live bluegrass music. A day of art, food, fun, and face painting for the kids.

Four receptions will run concurrently at Martinez Studio, Idea Gallery, Cappaert Contemporary Gallery and Bazyli Studio. See the latest work from represented artists.

Ed Fenendael and several of his students will exhibit their work. Many of the works will be for sale and refreshments will be served.

For the "Wildlife Biennial XIX" show.

Showing Mary Ellen Sisulak's silk-pieced wall hangings. Subject matter includes aerial views of pastures, gardens and shorelines.

For families with children ages 3-17. Explore the latest exhibition in the Guenzel Gallery, experiment with new art media, work together as a family, and create a memorable work of art. Free.