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FEATURES public galleries........................................ 15

Peninsula Music Festival........................ 36 Ginka Cohn tribute................................. 57 cover story: Clay Bay Pottery................. 87 visual & performing arts calendar......... 123

ALGOMA, SOUTHERN DOOR & STURGEON BAY ads / listings...................................... 12-34 red map A (algoma)................................. 28 red map B (southern door)....................... 30 red map C (downtown sturgeon bay). ...... 32

CARLSVILLE, JACKSONPORT, EGG HARBOR, BAILEYS HARBOR & JUDDVILLE ads / listings...................................... 35-53 green map A (carlsville, egg harbor & juddville).................45 green map B (baileys harbor & jacksonport ).................. 50 green map C (egg harbor). ...................... 52

FISH CREEK & EPHRAIM ads / listings.................................... 54-105 orange map A (fish creek, ephraim area). .. 97 orange map B (fish creek). .................... 100 orange map C (ephraim). ...................... 103

SISTER BAY ads / listings.................................. 106-116 blue map A (sister bay area)................. 112 blue map B (sister bay)......................... 114

ELLISON BAY & NORTH ads / listings.................................. 117-132 purple map........................................... 126

INDEX. ................................................................ 133 Publisher Kevin Corrado Contributing Editor Jon Gast Editorial Assistant Faith Frykman Sales/Editorial Assistant Ruth Johnson Advertising Consultants Kim Jacobs, Mary Collins, Anne Williams Melinda Johnson & Katie Henz Layout/Design William Vandermause Published by Door County Magazine Audited by:

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public galleries

While Door County has be-

come celebrated on a national scale for its many private art galleries and working art studios, it also boasts five galleries whose exhibitions are open free to the public. Each of these expertly curated facilities offers a unique experience for art enthusiasts as well as for serious collectors, and each provides a remarkable window into the thriving peninsula arts scene. This year is a special one for one of Door County’s most venerable arts institutions: the Francis Hardy Center for the Arts in Ephraim. The Hardy, as it’s affectionately known, is commemorating its 50th season this year; in addition to the full roster of exhibitions and events at its 154-year-old Anderson Dock location, the arts center will host a special anniversary show to celebrate the life and works of founder Francis Howe Hardy and reflect on a half century of operations in Northern Door. That’s not the only big anniversary this summer. Through special July and August exhibits at the Door Community Auditorium’s Link Gallery, visitors will mark the The Ridges Sanctuary’s 75th anniversary and the Peninsula Music Festival’s 60th anniversary, respectively. Then of course there are the series of artsrelated events, from gallery talks, opening receptions and art classes to signature fundraisers and of course the 2012 Door County Plein Air Festival. More exhibitions, events and dates will be added to the Door County calendar as the summer season draws nearer. Keep an eye out for updates, check the websites provided below or give the public galleries a call to learn more.

Francis Hardy Center for the Arts: The Hardy is located at the An-

derson Dock, a national historic landmark that celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2008. The art center, now celebrating its 50th season, offers art exhibitions, special events and educational outreach programs. It’s open from May until October.

Exhibitions

“Wall-to-Wall” Salon Exhibition, with a kick-off party scheduled for 5:30-7 p.m. on May 26. Incorporates all artwork submitted for the 50th Annual Juried Exhibition and includes the always popular “People’s Choice Awards.”

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June 9-July 15: “50th Annual Juried Exhibition,” with an opening reception at 5:30-7 p.m. on June 8. Features the work of local, regional and national artists representing a variety of media. July 21-Aug. 27: “Collection Invitational Exhibition & Collector’s Choice Benefit,” with an opening reception at 5:30-7 p.m. on July 20. Presents works of art by professional regional artists. July 21-Aug. 27: “The 5th Annual Community Mosaic Project,” with an opening reception at 5:30-7 p.m. on July 20. This large-scale mosaic incorporates 300 individual 6” x 6” canvases crafted by community members of all skill levels and ages. Sept. 1-Oct. 9: “Honoring Our History: Celebrating the Life and Work of Francis Howe Hardy.” This exhibition will focus on Hardy’s artistic output and reflects on the gallery’s half century of operations. An opening reception is scheduled for 5:30-7 p.m. on August 31. Sept. 1-Oct. 9: “Ferdinand Hotz: Fifty Views of the Door County Landscape,” which comprises a selection of watercolor paintings by the notable Door County artist and entrepreneur that have never been shown publicly.

Guenzel Gallery: Housed in a round barn at the Peninsula School of Art in Fish Creek, the Guenzel Gallery is dedicated to promoting the visual arts through education, exhibitions and community outreach. Its exhibitions feature educational themes and incorporate the work of nationally recognized artists. The gallery celebrates its 13th anniversary this year and is open year-round. Exhibitions:

April 13-July 14: “The Art of Animation.” An examination of how going “old school” – drawing, painting, cutting and pasting – can be as compelling as using computer-generated animation with special effects. The National Film Board of Canada is providing the animated films, and a variety of individual artists will display process pieces. July 23-28: Door County Plein Air Festival, the largest plein air festival in the Midwest, incorporates many free and private ticketed events around the Peninsula. The purchase of works begins with the ticketed Collector’s Preview & Gala Silent Auction. July 27: Door County Plein Air Festival Quick Paint Competition & Auction in Fish Creek. Watch featured artists create work for noon auction in Clark Park; family-friendly activities include a kids’ paint.

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July 28-Aug. 18: Door County Plein Air Festival Public Exhibition & Sale. View and purchase works created during the festival’s first week, with proceeds to benefit PSA. Aug. 24-Nov. 3: “Mechanics of Nature: Sculpture Moves to Life Rhythms.” This exhibition will display kinetic sculpture that mimics movement in the natural world and examine the process behind creating movement. Sept. 29: “Iron Pour Benefit” at 4-8 p.m. Participants may create their own iron tile by etching into a sand-and-resin mold, witness the fiery drama of the pour, listen to music and enjoy seasonal refreshments. Contributions benefit PSA. Nov. 9-Dec. 30: “Travels Within the Frame.” This exhibition demonstrates how artists control the movement of a viewer’s eyes through composition, color and value. It will incorporate both abstract and realistic works. In addition, PSA will host Family Art Days on the third Saturday of each month from September through May. Free for families with children ages 3-17; drop in anytime from 9 a.m. to noon.

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Link Gallery: The Link Gallery, which literally links Gibraltar Schools with the Door Community Auditorium in Fish Creek, was created to accommodate exhibits that promote understanding and explore ideas in the humanities, the creative arts, history and the sciences. Exhibitions

“Hardy Gallery Exposure to Creativity,” displaying the work of Gibraltar High School students and local creative professionals through the annual Hardy Gallery and Friends of Gibraltar “Exposure to Creativity” program. May: Gibraltar Elementary School Art Exhibit. June: Gibraltar High School Student Art Exhibit. July: The Ridges Sanctuary’s 75th Anniversary Exhibit. Aug.: Peninsula Music Festival’s 60th Anniversary Exhibit. Sept.: TBD Oct.: Lions Club Peace Poster Contest with Gibraltar Middle School. In the last 20 years, more than 4 million children from nearly 100 countries have participated in this international contest. April:

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public galleries Melzer Gallery: In 2008, Birch Creek Music Performance Center opened this public gallery on its property, 3 miles east of Egg Harbor on County Highway E. The gallery originally showcased “Birch Creek Through Lens and Brush,” an exploration of the music center as a source of inspiration for visual artists. It evolved into “Birch Creek Associates - Celebrating 20 Years” and featured photography that documented the work and successes of Birch Creek’s volunteer corps. This year, the Melzer Gallery continues to display photographs that chronicle the organization’s colorful history and shines a spotlight on its faculty, students and visiting notables such as Woody Herman and Libby Larsen. While visiting, peruse the back hallways of the 100-year-old Dutton concert barn, which feature photographs that illustrate the ongoing history of Birch Creek. Don’t miss the artwork that adorns the new rehearsal center, which includes original oil paintings, ink drawings, fabric work, posters and photographs.

Miller Art Museum: The Miller Art Museum, given to Door County by Ruth and Gerhard Miller in 1975, is located within the Door County Main Library in Sturgeon Bay. It features changing exhibitions as well as works from the permanent collection, including the late Gerhard Miller’s watercolor and egg tempera paintings. Exhibitions

Through April 16: “A Passion for Pets!” Invited artists create pet artworks in 2D and 3D, with a playground of art, books and activities for children of all ages. Also on display will be “Creative Power: VSA Wisconsin’s Traveling Exhibition,” which comprises 30 framed two- and three-dimensional works of art by Wisconsin youth and adults with disabilities. April 21-May 29: “38th Annual Salon of Door County High School Art,” which incorporates work in all media by students from Door County’s five high schools.

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ALGOMA ing. Jewelry designs by local featured artists. Discover the artist within; enroll in our jewelry making classes. Ready-to-wear jewelry and custom designs. Open Thu-Fri 10-6 and Sat 10-4. 920-845-1755. www.rocksofages.org.

ALGOMA ATELIER OF SCULPTURE & FINE ART E5977 Fremont Rd, Algoma. Visit international artist Bren Sibilsky’s cozy studio and enjoy original hand-sculpted artwork in bronze, bonded bronze and clay. Open May - October, Friday-Monday, noon-6 or call 920-487-4200 for an appointment. www.brensculpture.com.

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AMO GALLERY & FRAMERY 40 N 3rd Ave, downtown Sturgeon Bay. Door County native Audrey M Off creates unique images of Door County scenes. Also, artwork by Charles Peterson, Kari Anderson, R.D. Bentley, Mary Uhl, Sandra Peterson, Faith Frykman and others. Door County’s premier custom picture framers. Open year-round. 920-743-2259. www.doorcountyart.com.

THE FLYING PIG GALLERY & GREENSPACE N6975 Hwy 42, Algoma. A high-spirited celebration of art and garden. Sip an organic coffee, a cold microbrew or fine wine as you explore our eco-clectic indoor and outdoor exhibit spaces. Original contemporary art, fine jewelry, pottery and pondside sculpture gardens. Open May-Oct, daily 10-5; Nov-Apr, Fri-Sun, 10-5. 920487-9902. www.theflyingpig.biz.

K. AVENSON PHOTOGRAPHY 24 N 3rd Ave, Sturgeon Bay. With her background in photojournalism and portraiture, Kelly Avenson’s photographs are as unique and creative as the subject. Along with her beautiful landscapes, she specializes in event, portrait, and wedding photography, and is dedicated to providing “real life” photographs with an urban artistic edge. 950-559-0504. www.kellyavenson.com.

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STACIA DICK-SCHUSTER MS-AT, Wisconsin Artist, Art Therapist/Educator at Rahr-West Art Museum in Manitowoc, WI. Evocative paintings, up-cycled mixed media & ‘steampunk’. Found at Lost Moth Gallery, Egg Harbor. Images can be seen at PinkFlowerMoon.blogspot. com 920-495-9201

DOOR COUNTY MARITIME MUSEUM Situated between the downtown bridges on Sturgeon Bay’s waterfront, the Maritime Museum hosts a fascinating collection of ship models, paintings and stained glass. The exciting new “Pirates-Ship to Shore” exhibit opens May 19, 2012 including the extraordinary pirate art of Don Maitz. Open 10-5 daily. 920-743-5958. www.dcmm.org.

FAITH FRYKMAN STUDIO Above the garage behind 617 Kentucky St, Sturgeon Bay. Working artist studio. Figurative and abstract paintings by Faith. Open Memorial Day to Labor Day, Thu-Mon, noon-5, and by appointment. 920-559-0685. faithfrykman.com.

THE MILLER ART MUSEUM 107 S 4th Ave, Sturgeon Bay. Free, accessible, inspiring. Seven exciting changing exhibits, stunning permanent collection of Wisconsin art, Gerhard CF Miller wing. Tours, lectures, gift shop, classes, receptions, memberships, easy parking. Open year-round, Mon 10-8, Tue-Sat 10-5. 920-7460707. www.millerartmuseum.org.

GRECO GALLERY 24 N 3rd Ave, Sturgeon Bay,”An Artist Boutique” is a collaborative effort of 12 Door County artists working together to create, share and inspire. Featuring oils, pastels, jewelry, fine art photography, hand-dyed silk scarves, beautifully made cards, and other wearable art. There is truly something for everyone at Greco Gallery. 920-743-5000.

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a r t -l HALFWAY i s t i n g s TO THE NORTH POLE 45°N LATITUDE PAT OLSON Sturgeon Bay. Fine art paintings and whimsical designs in pastel, acrylics and oil pastel. Landscapes, Door County posters and prints, and lots of fun stuff. Home studio and showroom open by appointment May-Oct. Call or e-mail for list of art shows and classes. 920-495-6624. Website: pat olson.fineartamerica.com. E-mail: patolson624@gmail.com.

LILY BAY GALLERY 3450 N Lake Michigan Dr, Sturgeon Bay. Hand-built studio gallery and gardens on Lake Michigan. Pieces are thoughtfully designed by Linda Sheard. The work is inspired by the natural beauty of the woods, water and sky. Open seasonally Wed-Sat, or by appt. 920743-6334. www.lilybaypottery.com. TIM NYBERG / G42 Artist’s studio in Sturgeon Bay is happily open by appointment (please call 612-240-6679). Tim Nyberg’s paintings may be seen at various locations in Door County and at The Flying Pig in Algoma. Online at timnyberg.com or g42art.com.

POPELKA TRENCHARD GLASS 64 S 2nd Ave, Sturgeon Bay. Meet the artists and see B how it’s made. For over 10 years this downtown contemporary gallery/studio shows the fine art glass and oil paintings of nationally-known artists, Stephanie Trenchard and Jeremy Popelka. Blowing demonstrations and classes are listed

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SAMARA JEWELRY DESIGNS 33 North 3rd Avenue, Sturgeon Bay. Greg and Samara have been designing jewelry for 30 years. Their jewelry gallery features Samara’s custom designs showcasing colored gemstones, colored pearls and hand selected fine diamonds. Gallery hours: Mon-Sat 10-5. 920-743-6036. www.samarajewelrydesigns.com. STURGEON BAY FINE ART FAIR A twoday juried fair at Sunset Park (along the waterfront north of the shipyards), with more than 100 artists, plus food and live entertainment, that caters to sophisticated art tastes while wel-

coming children with entertainment, games and art projects. See Sturgeon Bay’s calendar of events on our website. 800-301-6695. www.sturgeonbay.net JANET TENNESON McCARTY Janet’s paintings are made up of broad brush-strokes of vivid color. She paints the essence of the landscape. Janet says “I feel the landscape and paint that harmony I feel in nature. I want my paintings to give the viewer that feeling of spiritual elevation found in nature.” Represented by Edgewood Orchard Galleries, Fish Creek. www.janettenneson-mccarty.com.

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60 seasons in Door County

The Peninsula Music Festival Orchestra.

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insula Music Festival (PMF) has thrilled Door County audiences with world-class artists and performances. It started in 1953, when Thor Johnson raised the baton for the first performance. Johnson had been drawn to Door County to start the festival by a dedicated group of local volunteers, led by Lorenz Heise. For the first two-thirds of its history, the Peninsula Music Festival performed in the Gibraltar High School gymnasium. It was lessthan-ideal. “Everyone remembers the hard chairs, the poor sight lines, the crowded stage and the heat in the old gym,” said violinist Marilyn McDonald, who has performed with the orchestra for more than 35 years. “I can best describe the move to the new auditorium as going from the pony express to the iPad.” What the old gym lacked in amenities, it made up for in accessibility, notes PMF Executive Director

Sharon Grutzmacher, who first saw the orchestra on vacation as a teenager. “In the old gym, the musicians would be wandering around in the hallways. For a young person, there was a real comfort level. At that point, I thought I was going to be a professional musician, so it was a real opportunity to interact with them,” she said. After Johnson passed away in 1975, the festival went through a period of change, finally finding stability in 1985, when Victor Yampolsky was named conductor and music director. The Festival moved to the newly built Door Community Auditorium – connected to the high school where they had performed for so long – in 1991. These changes – along with adding full-time staff – helped to raise the orchestra’s standing. Additional players have been added throughout Yampolsky’s tenure, and numerous high-quality guest artists have been brought in from around the globe. “The orchestra has stayed strong for many reasons: a great group ofmusicians who have known each other for a long time, a wonderful conductor who makes the orchestra play at its very best all the time,” McDonald explained. One guest artist – whose relationship with PMF went back decades – didn’t have to come far, as he owned a home in Door County. John Browning was another vital piece of PMF’s puzzle. The award-winning pianist was a long-time supporter and champion of the festival, performing as a so-

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The gallery is located 3½ miles North of Jacksonport on County A, then 1½ miles west (left) on Fairview Road to 3829. Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm May 20 - October 16, 2011

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GALLERY GIFTS FINE ART CRAFTS

AMISH QUILT SHOWS Enjoy the work of over 125 artists and craftsman shown in a restored 1860’s era log home.

June 2-July 17: “Sketches: Suzanne Rose,” which captures the four seasons in Door County in large-format, black-and-white digital photography. July 21-Sept. 11: “Focus on Color,” a group invitational of artists whose passion is color. Aug. 4-18: “Art Sale, Etc.,” a museum fundraiser. Sept. 15-Nov. 6: “37th Annual Juried Exhibition,” comprising two-dimensional work by artists ages 18 and older from Door, Brown, Manitowoc, Kewaunee and Oconto counties. Nov. 10-Dec. 22: “This Land is Your Land,” a group invitational of artists’ paintings featuring 13 Door County Land Trust properties. In addition, the museum will host special talks on the second Tuesday of each month from February to June and from September to November.

Unitarian Universalist Gallery: The Unitarian Universalist Fel-

lowship of Door County, located in Sister Bay, has a public art gallery with monthly art exhibitions featuring the work of local artists in all media. The gallery also has an impressive permanent collection that includes the work of Angela Lensch and Louis Smolak. It’s open from May to October. At press time, four exhibitions had been scheduled for the 2012 season. Please call or visit the website for updates regarding the July, August and September exhibitions.

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Jan./FEB.: Diane Saron, pastels. March/ April: Cynthia Oliver, acrylic and mixedmedia abstracts. May: Marjorie Mau, mixed media. June: Roger Benedict, wood carving,

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loist multiple times before his death in 2003. If he wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t on stage, you could often find Browning in the audience, up in the balcony at the DCA. Often, his beloved dog, Tyler, would be in a travel bag, under the seat. Tyler â&#x20AC;&#x153;traveled with him everywhere, to every rehearsal and concert,â&#x20AC;? remembers horn player David Eliot. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The dog was perfectly trained and never made a peep. One time in rehearsal, something went terribly wrong in the orchestra and Tyler came down and was barking at the top of his voice.â&#x20AC;?

The final, vital pieces of the puzzle for PMFâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s long life are the patrons â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the audiences that fill the seats each August, the flock of volunteers who work long hours to keep the festival running smoothly, and the donors who have kept the organization on an even keel during the recent tough times. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Just selling a ticket doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t pay for it all,â&#x20AC;? said PMF Board president Bruce Mckeefry. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We depend on the generosity of many who can give us money above and beyond the ticket. Our endowment has gone from about $500,000 when I started on the board in 1991 to more than $4 million today.â&#x20AC;? The 2012 festival features soloist Orli Shaham, Anton Nel, and Hilary Hahn, along with a performance of Beethovenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Ninth Symphony. For full season details and ticket information, call 920-8544060 or visit www.musicfestival.com.

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p.m. A picnic grove is available. Office hours: M-F 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours on concert nights. www.birchcreek.org.

JACKSONPORT CRAFT COTTAGE GIFTS 6275 Hwy 57, Jacksonport. Door County’s premier collection of Fine Arts, Gallery & Gifts with 125 artists. Extensive Amish Quilt selection! Daily 9-5, May - Oct & Winter Weekends (Fri, Sat, Sun). Amish Quilt & Craft Shows at Mr. G’s Hall, Hwy 57,Jacksonport, July 12-15 & Oct 4-7, 2012. www.JacksonportCraftCottage.com.

CHIEF OSHKOSH 7631 Hwy 42, South Egg Harbor. Native American owner/artist Coleen Bins offers Native American artwork, jewelry, baskets, books, and music created by Native North & South American artists. Coleen, a master silversmith, creates custom designs, also repairs and sizing. Minnetonka moccasins. Open Memorial Day to Labor Day; call for hours SepApr. 920-868-3240.

MARTINEZ STUDIO One mile south of Jacksonport, 5877 Hwy 57. Handwoven contemporary tapestry using hand-spun, hand-dyed wool by Wence Martinez, also an accomplished photographer. Sandra Martinez’ signature glyphs in tapestry, painting, scarves, handbags, enamel jewelry. Open 10-5, closed Tuesdays. 920-8232154. See martinezstudio.com, “current events,” for scheduled events.

DOVETAIL GALLERY & STUDIO 7901 State Hwy 42, Egg Harbor. A magical blend of art and nature! Fine art, fine craft and egg art in a historic log home. Beautiful garden art including Dovetail’s own Copper Art Sprinklers. Look for the egg mailbox! Open daily MayOct, summer evenings, and open in winter. 920-868-3987. www.dovetailgallery.com.

LEN VILLANO PHOTOGRAPHY Featuring the work of internationally published photographer Len Villano – local artist specializing in fine art nature and wildlife photography of Door County and beyond. Prints can be purchased framed or unframed in a variety of sizes, or licensed for publication. Commissions and assignments, private instruction and lectures. By appointment only. 920-559-1438. www.lenvillano.com.

JUDDVILLE CLAY STUDIO GALLERY 8496 Hwy 42, Fish Creek. Visit artists, Rebecca Carlton and Tony Staroska at Juddville Clay in the blue schoolhouse. Find unique, distinctive, contemporary clay work; finely crafted decorative pottery, large abstract/realistic sculptures, and tile collections. Art that embodies the essence of Door County! Open Daily 10-6, May-Oct. 920-868-2021. www.juddvilleclay.com.

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A DECORATOR’S GALLERY 4633 Market St, Egg Harbor (corner of Hwy 42 and Market St). Open daily 10am, May 1-Oct 31 and open NovDec, Fri-Mon 10am or by appointment. Door County, national and Wisconsin artists. Same day CUSTOM FRAMING: Mention this ad and save 25% on your framing. 920-868-3010 or 800-278-8787. www.decoratorsgallery.com.

LOST MOTH STUDIO New location as of June 2011: 7975 Hwy 42, north end of Egg Harbor. Mystical acrylic-on-canvas animal and nature paintings by resident artist Jeanne Kuhns. Maureen McGrath sculptures. Paintings, jewelry and music cds by select local artists. Hours by appointment, and Jun-Sep: Thu-Sun, 10-4. 920-495-2928. www.jeannekuhns.com.

BIRCH CREEK MUSIC PERFORMANCE CENTER PO Box 230, Egg Harbor. 920-8683763. There’s magic in the music! Celebrating 37 years, Door County’s unique summer music venue offers performances for the public in its renovated concert barn from late June through mid-August. Nationally-known musicians are featured in Symphonic, Percussion & Steel Band, and Big Band Jazz concerts. Performances begin at 8 p.m. with student prelude music at 7:30

OFF THE WHEEL POTTERY 4234 County E, Egg Harbor (1.3 miles east of Hwy 42). Resident potter, Reneé Schwaller and her family invite you to enjoy handcrafted functional and decorative work in their historic barn, granary and working studio. Open May-Oct, 10-4:30, closed Sun. 920-868-9608. www.offthewheelpottery.com.

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Mention this ad and get 25% off framing. Offering SAME DAY custom framing. Over 75 different frame styles IN STOCK.

From Sea to Shining Sea by Terry Redlin

Music Man by Jerry Gadamus

Sanctuary at Holy Hill by George Kovach

4633 Market Street (on the corner of Hwy. 42 & Market Street)

Egg Harbor, WI 54209 Gills Rock: Foggy Wednesday by Charles L. Peterson “Stop in at A Decorator’s Gallery to see the largest collection of Charles L. Peterson.”

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PLUM BOTTOM POTTERY 4999 Plum Bottom Rd, Egg Harbor. A Chad Luberger working studio gallery. Featuring Luberger Porcelain and Angela Lensch Jewelry made onsite. Also showing wood cut block prints by Erin Nolan and concrete sculpture by Dylan Lauger. The finest in contemporary art in a classic Door County setting. Open daily 10-5 May-Oct. Winter: Fri-Sat 10-4. 920-7432819. www.PlumBottomPottery.com.

WOODWALK GALLERY AND EVENTS 6746 County G, Egg Harbor (just off Highway 42, south of Egg Harbor). Margaret Lock- 2 wood’s large-scale, ethereal, Door County 4 landscapes and works of 45 regional artists. Also Friday concerts, papermaking classes, sculpture field and labyrinth. Rentals for up F to 200 welcome. Open May-Oct 10-5 daily. Nov-April by appointment. 920-868-2912. www.woodwalkgallery.com.

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Windmill Farm features award-winning watercolors, pastels and oils by nationally-known artist, Ed Fenendael. Many pastoral scenes from Door County, the U.S. and around the world. Open Fri, Sat, and Sun, 10am-5pm, Open May 18 – Oct 21. 920-868-9282. www.watercolorexcitement.com.

CHEZ CHERYL ART SPACE 8360 High Plateau Road, Baileys Harbor. Featuring expressive Door County landscapes and still life studies, collage and assemblage, and home to DOOR PRIZE FOR PORTRAITURE, this art space is located centrally just minutes from Baileys Harbor west on EE, north on High Plateau. Open Memorial Day-Labor Day, W-F-Sat. 10-4. Visit cherchezcherstidpar.blogspot.com, phone 920-421-1690.

SWEET MEADOW STUDIO 8801 County Q, Baileys Harbor (across from Cana Island Rd). The gallery and working studio for Dee Sinnett’s original watercolors and oils, cards and quilted items is located in a meadow of wildflowers. Open May-Oct, Thu-Sun, 11-5 or by appointment. 920-839-2746.

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Ginka Cohn

GINKA & ABE COHN.

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the Door County community lost one of its most beloved members. Jeanette L. “Ginka” Cohn, who cofounded Fish Creek’s iconic Potter’s Wheel studio and gallery in 1956 with her husband, master potter Abe Cohn, succumbed to lymphoma on May 7, just eight days before her 88th birthday. While her name has become synonymous with the Potter’s Wheel, Ginka’s first calling in life was modern dance. Born on May 15, 1923 and raised in Milwaukee, Ginka moved to New York City as a young woman, where she studied with well-known figures such as Louis Horst, one of the most highly regarded dance composition teachers of the era, and Hanya Holm, one of the “big four” founders of modern dance. She also studied with modern dance/choreography pioneer Jose Limon in Cambridge, Massachusetts, before returning to the Midwest to major in dance at the University of Wisconsin at Madison. After her studies, Ginka taught dance and performed in Milwaukee, where she even had a live exercise program on WTMJTV called “Figure Fun.” Dancing came to a halt when Ginka became sick

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with polio. Searching for something to do while recuperating, she decided to take up ceramics – and in the fall of 1953, she attended a class with a promising young potter named Abraham Cohn. The couple married in 1954. Two years later, they decided to open a gallery in Door County; they spent two summers in a Fish Creek house before discovering the old apple orchard at 3915 Gibraltar Road. Although there was only one other Door County potter in the late ‘50s, others began arriving within the decade. John Dietrich, who now owns Ellison Bay Pottery with his wife, Diane McNeil, worked with the Cohns for six years. “Abe and Ginka were wonderful,” he told this writer in a 2009 interview. “They were truly interested in other people and helping their careers.” In fact, both Ginka and Abe were instrumental in developing the Door County Potters’ Guild, which took shape in the late 1970s and today boasts eight members. Ellison Bay Pottery is one of the eight. “(Ginka) had distinct ideas about how the potters’ guild should present itself,” McNeil commented recently. “She felt it was important to be professional about the pottery and the business of galleries. She wanted to promote and celebrate the studio potters of Door County. “Her enthusiasm for Abe’s work,

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and indeed all the guild potters’ work, was very important to me (and John). She taught us how to see what was quality work so that our standards were raised.” Chad Luberger, owner of Plum Bottom Pottery and a fellow member of the Door County Potter’s Guild, reflected on his own experiences with the couple in a 2009 interview. “Abe and Ginka offered me studio space

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when I had just begun my journey in clay,” he said. “Working in their gardens for time in their studio, I was able to get an intimate portrait of the life that these two had created for themselves. “Ginka’s neverending hospitality to the visitors that came through their doors was a constant living example of what I wanted for myself one day,” he added. “The life (they) created has become a symbol for what hard work and never-yielding commitment to your ideals can foster.”

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While she was dedicated to Abe, to the gallery and to the guild potters, Ginka also continued to pursue her passion for dance, forming the Peninsula Dance Council and serving as the primary teacher for Peninsula Dance in the 1960s. She also helped the Door Community Auditorium identify professional dance companies to present, and she sponsored their master classes for the community. Ginka continued to teach every summer until just a few years ago. Her classes included “Keep Moving” sessions for older adults. “She was dance here,” McNeil said. “One of her missions was to teach and promote good health and body movement. (That) was a big concern for her.” “She was a huge supporter of the arts and a marvelous dance instructor,” said potter Jeanne Aurelius, who owns Clay Bay Pottery with her husband, David. “I took lessons from her every summer and fall. She loved children; I would always walk my pottery students over from the Peninsula School of Art, and she would give a wonderful, thorough explanation of the work in her gallery. “If there was music playing, sometimes she would break out and dance,” Aurelius continued. “I remember one quiet time at our Potters’ Guild holiday show at the Potter’s Wheel – she turned up the music, and we all danced around the gallery.” It’s that spirit for which Ginka perhaps will be best remembered. “She was full of joy, she was very bright, and she always tried to see the good in whatever was happening,” Aurelius said. “She had a kind, big heart.”

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COTTAGE ROW FRAMING & GALLERY Hwy 42, 1/2 mile south of Fish Creek in the big red barn at Orchard Country. Delightful gallery of traditional Door County art set in charming atmosphere of a renovated barn. Custom framing by Myron and Anne Rogers. Open daily 10-5, Sun 10-4, May-Oct. Weekends Nov. - April. 920-868-2626.

JACK ANDERSON is a well-known Door County watercolorist who has been painting the Door County scene for more than 50 years. His original paintings, limited edition reproductions and note cards are available at Cottage Row Gallery, South of Fish Creek on 42, behind Orchard Country Winery. AMERICAN FOLKLORE THEATRE Heartwarming Musical Comedies to Delight the Whole Family, presented “under the stars” at our Peninsula State Park Theater June 13 – Aug. 25. Performances continue Sept.-Oct. in Fish Creek at the Door Community Auditorium and at the Gibraltar Town Hall. Money Magazine: “One of the best regional theatres in the country.” 920854-6117. FolkloreTheatre.com.

PATTY DEGENHARDT STUDIO/GALLERY 3791 Gibraltar Rd, Fish Creek (just down from the YMCA off 42). Contemporary figurative bronzes, pit fired clay sculpture, paintings interpreted and inspired by memories of the land, the water and the light, ceramic vessels, and one-of-a-kind wooden and mixed media tables. Open Jun-Oct, Thu-Mon, 10-4 (Sun 12-4) or by appointment. 920-868-5039. www.pattydegenhardt.com.

ARTFUL ARTISAN at the Settlement Shops, south of Fish Creek. Hand-woven fashions for you and your home. Hand-woven rugs – these are not your grandmother’s rag rugs! Luxurious scarves in silk, alpaca, and mink. Original handmade silver and gold jewelry. Open daily except Tue, May-Oct. 920-8689222. www.artfulartisan.com.

DOOR COMMUNITY AUDITORIUM 3926 Hwy. 42, PO Box 397, Fish Creek, Door County’s center for the performing arts, big-name entertainment and educational opportunities. The Auditorium and Link Gallery bustle yearround with exhibits, concerts, movies, lectures and performances presented by a diverse mix of acclaimed professionals, community groups, emerging regional talent and student artists. www.dcadauditorium.org.

BRIDGET AUSTIN Nationally award-winning fresh and unique watercolors of local landscapes and flowers now available at Cottage Row Gallery 920-868-2626, south of Fish Creek on Hwy 42 at Orchard Country. Master Status in Transparent Watercolor Society of America, exhibiting and teaching in Door County 30 years. 920-336-7511. www.bridgetaustin.com.

EDGEWOOD ORCHARD GALLERIES 4140 Peninsula Players Rd, Fish Creek. Voted Door County’s Best Gallery by Door County Magazine readers in 2011. Since 1969, a highly innovative gallery of fine art in all media. Housed in a beautifully restored stone fruit barn with surrounding sculpture gardens. Open daily May-Oct, 10-5. 920-868-3579; winter 8230022. www.edgewoodorchard.com.

CRAIG BLIETZ paintings and drawings are available at Edgewood Orchard Galleries, 4140 Peninsula Players Rd., Fish Creek, 920-8683579, open daily 10-5, May-Oct. To view available work, see www.blietzstudio.com and www. edgewoodorchard.com.

EKHOLM GALLERY 3913 Little Spring Rd, Fish Creek. (One block south of Top of the Hill Shops; left on Little Spring Rd.) Bold, colorful landscapes and florals of Door County and beyond. Internationally collected. Small and large-scale paintings and ceramic tiles. Open daily, closed Tues. 920-868-4144. www. ekholmgallery.com.

GINNIE CAPPAERT Ginnie’s abstracted oil landscapes have a minimalist/ modern feel and are inspired by the fields, lakes, marshes and woods of her surroundings. She is represented by Edgewood Orchard Galleries in Fish Creek 920868-3579. www.gcappaert.com.

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EMMETT JOHNS GALLERY - est. 1980. 9100 Hwy 42, Fish Creek (next to Sweetie Pies at The Settlement Shops). Originally known for his pastel portraits (a Door County tradition), Emmett also exhibits paintings reflecting his love of the Door County landscape and bold, colorful contemporary abstract paintings. Open daily 10-5 mid-June to mid-Oct. 920-868-3880. www.emmettjohns.com.

KATHY GLASNAP GALLERY 8873 County A, Fish Creek. Watercolors and acrylics depicting Door County scenes, lighthouses, landscapes and rural scenes. Plus her Christmas cards! Open Mon-Sat, 1-5; Sun 1-4; also by appointment. 920-839-2110. www. glasnapgallery.com.

GALLERY OF THE DOOR COUNTY ART LEAGUE Top of the Hill Shops, Unit B24, Fish Creek. Forty regional artists offer paintings, photography, pottery, pastels and more. The DCAL promotes the creative arts through meetings (4th Monday, April - Oct), exhibits, and art awards. Open Daily 10-5, mid-May – mid-October. 920-868-2288. www.doorcountyartleague.org, dcalgallery@yahoo.com.

CONNIE GLOWACKI GALLERY Top of the Hill Shops, Unit B23, Fish Creek. “Watercolors with Spirit.” Gallery and art demonstrations. Nationally known, award-winning artist demonstrates as she creates realistic and impressionistic watercolors and drawings. Original watercolor paintings, limited edition prints and notecards available. Open daily 10-5. 608-774-4737. www. connie-glowacki.com.

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Bridget Austin watercolors

www.bridgetaustin.com 920-336-7511

Cottage Row Gallery South of Fish Creek on 42 behind Orchard Country 920-868-2626

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PENINSULA SCHOOL OF ART 3900 County F, Fish Creek. Open year-round. Workshops in all media for every skill level with nationallyrecognized faculty. Themed gallery exhibitions of master artists, including the annual Door County Plein Air Festival, and an active community outreach program enhance the school’s curriculum. Summer studios for young artists. 920-868-3455. www.peninsulaschoolofart.com., E-mail: info@peninsulaschoolofart.com.

SUSAN HALE is a “colorist” oil painter from Cederburg, Wis. Vibrant use of color and pattern is the hallmark of her paintings. Her awardwinning works convey a sense of optimism and energy, and are featured in collections internationally. www.susanhaleart.com. She is a featured 2012 artist at Edgewood Orchard Gallery, Fish Creek. www.edgewoodorchard.com. INTERFIBERS DESIGN STUDIO/GALLERY County F, Fish Creek. Celebrating 31 years. Wendy Carpenter designs large 3D woven wall hangings, sculptures and mix media paper art along with her timeless jade and Door county geode jewelry, and woven clothing. Her work expresses a connection with nature through form, color and tactile material. Open 10-5, May-Oct. 920-868-3580 www.interfibers.com.

POTTERS WHEEL GALLERY 3915 Gibraltar Rd, Fish Creek. Celebrating their 57th season! Handmade functional and decorative work in stoneware and porcelain, Planet Speakers, drums, Southwest Pueblo pottery and sculpture, plus early prints and paintings by master potter Abraham Cohn. 11am-4pm, June through midOctober; closed Thursdays. 920-868-3371.

J JEFFREY TAYLOR JEWELRY FINE ART 4175 Main St, Fish Creek. Contemporary jewelry in gold, silver, diamonds and precious gems. Cutting edge, “one of a kind” designs by in-house jeweler, J. Jeffrey Taylor. Our gallery offers art glass, photography, raku pottery and multi-media sculpture. Open daily May - Oct., and Winter Weekends. 920-868-3033, www.jjeffreytaylor.com.

S A N TA F E S H O P 1 4 7 M a i n S t , F i s h Creek. A unique and eclectic gallery filled with jewelry, pottery, artwork, original oil paintings, lamps, purses, textiles, candles, wood carvings, decorative glass and vases. Exclusive representation of jewelry and limited editions by artist Sergio Bustamante. Our back room has dog toys and gourmet treats. 920-868-4300. www.santafeshop.com.

JUNE MAEDER Original oil paintings inspired by June’s love of people, nature, animals and flowers. June, also a master pianist, trained at Peninsula School of Art and devotes her life to art. www.paintingsbyjune.com. June’s paintings are available at Cottage Row Gallery, one-half mile south of Fish Creek on Hwy 42 at Orchard Country, 920-868-2626.

TR POTTERY 4133 Main St, Fish Creek. Tony and Renée Gebauer work on-site creating functional pottery designed and priced to be used and enjoyed as part of daily life. Also featured in the gallery are one-of-a-kind wood-fired pots. Demonstrations 2-3pm Mondays, June-Aug. Open daily mid-April – Oct. 920-868-1024. www.trpottery.com.

PAUL DAVID FINE JEWLERY 4158 Main St, Fish Creek. The finest quality in customer service and custom design. Unique and elegant bridal jewelry. Brilliant selections of loose diamonds and a rare collection of color gemstones, specializing in Tanzanite. See the stunning works of Paul David fine jewelry and other top nationally-known designers. 920-868-9993. www.pauldavidfinejewelry.com.

DONNA LINDBOE TRUPIN 3911 Wandering Rd., Fish Creek, WI 54212 920-559-7817 Vibrant, expressive oils featuring landscapes, florals, inspirations of everyday life. Joyful, spirited color and fanciful images enhance her canvases. Lindboe is an award-winning artist and is represented by Fine Line Designs Gallery, 10376 Hwy. 42, North Ephraim, WI 920-854-4343.

PENINSULA PLAYERS THEATRE A Truly Unforgettable Theatrical Experience. Renowned for its artistic excellence & picturesque setting, America’s oldest professional resident summer theater. Explore the lush grounds of this Door County icon before settling into the all-weather pavilion for an evening of unsurpassed professional theater. Jun 12-Oct 14, 2012. 920-8683287. www.peninsulaplayers.com.

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BLUE DOLPHIN HOUSE & BDH STUDIO 10320 Water St, Ephraim.Contemporary collection of merchandise to enhance your home, garden and lifestyle. Representing local, regional and national artists. Named one of the Top 25 Retailer of American Craft. 800-765-0141. www. bluedolphinhouse.com.

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CARATS & KARATS Shorewood Village, Hwy 42, Ephraim. Fine handcrafted jewelry. Original designs with precious stones in gold and platinum. Also woven chains and ornaments in ancient and contemporary styles in 18, 22 and 24K gold, and platinum. Jewelry â&#x20AC;&#x153;toysâ&#x20AC;? and collar clips. Open Memorial Day thru Oct, Mon-Sat, 10-5 and Sun 11-4. 920-854-5334. Winter: 706-546-9511.

FINE LINE DESIGNS GALLERY 10376 Hwy 42, Ephraim. Showcasing sculpture, original paintings, custom wood furnishings, jewelry, and fiber art rich in color and texture. Unique, original gifts and collectable artworks by more than 80 nationally-known artists can be found indoors and out. Open daily in season 10-6, Sun 10-5; weekends year-round. 920-854-4343. www.finelinedesignsgallery.com.

JANET CHECKER Artist and instructor paints a wide range of subjects, specializing in portraits and figurative art. Janet works from her studio in Galena, IL; her collectors are international. Locally her art is at Paint Box Gallery in Ephraim where her daylong painting workshops are offered. For more information contact the gallery at 920-854-4435 or studio 815-541-3286. www,janetcheckerstudio.com.

LARDIERE GALLERY & STUDIO Hwy 42 at Hidden Spring Rd, Ephraim. Meet award-winning artist Geoffrey Lardiere, whose works are in over 6,500 public and private collections. Contemporary original paintings, limited edition prints, aluminum wall sculptures, silk scarves, cashmere scarves and travel cases. Celebrating 15th season in Door County. Open weekdays 12-6; Sat. 10:30-6; Sun. 10:30-4. 920854-1885; off-season 850-349-9767. 2012 arts guide Listings.docxwww.lardiere.com. 79

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Main photo: Sean & Linda Fortunato in The Importance of Being Earnest, photo by Jason Fassl. Film strip credits from left: Erica Elam, Panic; Erin Noel Grennan, Sean Fortunato, Peggy Roeder, Joe Foust, Neil Friedman in Making God Laugh; Matthew Brumlow & Andrew Keltz in A Few Good Men; Mother Nature is the lobby, Lee E. Ernst & Tim Monsion in The Fox on the Fairway; Katheryn Patton & Dan Collins in A Day in Hollywood…; and the all-weather pavilion with sides up. Photo credits: Bruce Mielke, Boyd Fellows and Len Villano.

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920.868.3287 www.PeninsulaPlayers.com

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PAINT BOX GALLERY 10426 Hwy 42, Ephraim. Custom framing – archival and provenance. Fine art for sale – miniature and large format. Art restoration of oils, acrylics, textiles, some sculpture, some paper. Frame restoration, predominantly antique. Appraisal of local arts and provenance. Art supplies. Source for secondary sales of paintings. 920-854-4435. PENINSULA MUSIC FESTIVAL Box Office: 3045 Cedar St, Ephraim. Concerts at Door Community Auditorium, Fish Creek. With Conductor Victor Yampolsky this professional symphony orchestra will present nine concerts in three weeks August 7-25, 2012. World class orchestra, world class musicians, world class guest artists! Tickets start at $30, children/students just $10. 920-8544060 www.musicfestival.com.

SWAMP HOUSE GALLERY/PENINSULA PHOTO IMAGING 3397 Hwy 42 (south of Ephraim in Peninsula Park-View Resort). Fine art giclee prints and photography, photo restoration and photo imaging services, business cards and graphic design. Photo kiosk on site. Upcoming Creative Arts Weekends: beginners to advanced enjoy fun and creative sessions. Open year-round. 920-854-7770. www.ppimg.com. PKJ DESIGNS & MICHAEL BEASTER On Pioneer Lane behind Chef ’s Hat Cafe in Ephraim. All one-of-a-kind original artwork. Door County Memories Jewelry Collection™ by Pamela Jeffcoat. Unique and offbeat furniture by Michael Beaster. Distinctive paintings by Marcia Nickols. 29th Door County season. Open Daily 10-5. 920-854-9229.

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Summer Season June 13 - Aug 25 at the AFT Amphitheater in Peninsula State Park

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BOX OFFICE: Green Gables Shops, North Ephraim

920.854.6117

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And If Elected

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TRACY LYNN PRISTAS An established abstract landscape painter well known for innovative, lavish, textured oil paintings. Her artwork has been featured on Lifetime TV hit series, Drop Dead Diva and the blockbuster movie, The Breakup. Commissioned oil paintings included in numerous prominent health care and private collections. Available at Fine Line Designs Gallery, Ephraim, 920-854-4343. www.painterpristas.com.

The Paint Box Gallery, Charlie & Carol, Family & Crew, bow in endless thanksgiving t o 5 1 y e a r s o f g re a t f r i e n d s and clients, and continue to thank you for your business.

RUSTIC FISH GALLERY 10347 Water St., Ephraim. Local artists Mary Ann and Erik Rinkleff offer Erik’s hand-carved, collectible Santas and caricatures, and inspirational greeting cards from Mary Ann’s Little Fish Studios line. Also featuring pottery, jewelry and home decor from American and Canadian artists. Open daily May-October. 920-4213525. www.rusticfishgallery.com. SCRIMSHANDERS Located at Green Gables on Hwy 42, North Ephraim. Featuring scrimshaw by resident artist Gary Kiracofe. Complementing Gary’s work are ivory collectibles and carvings, fine knives and Nantucket Lightship Baskets. Open daily. Weekly scrimshaw demonstrations. Call for details 920- 854-5407. Scrimshanders.com. WATER STREET GALLERY 9930 Hwy 42, Ephraim. Original paintings, canvas transfers, limited and open edition prints of beautiful Door County by local and area artists. Nautical accents, antiques and ship models paired with our artwork to offer you the sophisticated but ultra-relaxed Door County lifestyle for your home. 920-854-5215. www.artdoorcounty.com.

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ZABLER DESIGN JEWELERS 9906 Water St, Ephraim. Opening Memorial Day weekend. Noon-6pm. Original contemporary designs, original antique revival micro pave designs, period antique jewelry, museum quality ancient Greek & Roman coins, high grade watches. Diamonds, largest selection of natural pink and yellow diamonds, and rare gems such as Alexandrite, Tanzanite, Tsavorite and Padparadscha Sapphire. 920-854-4801.

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Clay Bay Pottery

It would seem fitting

DAVID AURELIUS AT WORK WITH WIFE JEANNE.

that David Aurelius would be sitting in the lobby of Al Johnson’s Swedish Restaurant in Sister Bay when he happened upon the inspiration for what would become the cover of this 2012 edition of the Door Peninsula Arts Guide. He had no idea the subsequent creation would end up on the guide’s cover. He was just happy to find that nugget of inspiration that would allow him to produce a piece that would fit the Peninsula School of Art’s impending exhibit on Scandinavian myth. Since Aurelius and his wife Jeanne first offered up the idea for a show on creative myth that eventually gained a more narrow focus on Scandinavian mythology, he felt pressed to produce “the best of what I could offer.” The work is entitled “Memory & Thought” and is David’s variation of an antique Norwegian drinking bowl design. But while the inspiration came from a shallow two-handled bowl, David squared off the design and expanded the face in order to provide more surface. “I wanted room to tell a story,” he said. It’s a story, Jeanne explains, that revolves around the Norwegian god Odin and his two ravens Huginn and Muninn. Huginn represented thought and Muninn memory and each day Odin would release them to travel the world to return at the end of the day to tell him what they had seen and heard. “They served as Odin’s eyes and ears,” said Jeanne. David seems satisfied in his quest to produce a piece that could stand up to all those he has produced over the past 40 years and Jeanne, being right at his side, appears equally impressed. But as one sits in their Clay Bay Pottery workshop and browses the adjacent gallery

on Highway 42 between Sister Bay and Ellison Bay, it becomes obvious that David undertook significant challenge as both his and Jeanne’s collection of pottery is nothing short of stunning. Yes, Jeanne’s work is equally fetching as their pieces blend with other potters, some

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whose creative juices seemed to flow from a common well. For those who haven’t visited their Web site, it’s worth repeating its introductory paragraph, one that seems to capture the essence of their relationship:

It may have been fate, or perhaps just good luck, that found Jeanne Svien (Aurelius) and David Aurelius seated side by side in a studio art class at Luther College in 1970. When Jeanne leaned over and penned a ’70’s iconic daisy on the knee of David’s jeans, various events were set in motion…”

Most significant of those events were their marriage, two daughters and Clay Bay Pottery, which celebrated its 35th year in operation last year and earned them something akin to pioneer status in the Peninsula’s arts colony. They prefer to rest in

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THE LATEST SCHOOL MURAL IS LOCATED AT SOUTHERN DOOR SCHOOLS.

Talent and creativity, something the couple credits to Marguerite Wildenhain, is at the center of their success. But they also credit Door County. “We’ve been fortunate to choose our creativity and Door County has afforded that to us,” said David. “That’s why we’re here.”

the shadow of Abe and Ginka Cohn when it comes to laying clay prints in the county’s soil, but “we pretty much knew all the artists on less than both hands,” said David. “But they were all so welcoming and helpful. We were a young couple that pretty much put a sign out and hoped people would come.”

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Michael Beaster Functional Art Furniture

“Sandhill Sunrise”

Original Fine Art Jewelry Portraying the beauty and spirit of Door County and Available only from the Artist Pamela K. Jeffcoat

“MISTY MORNING”

Expanding tradition with unique and offbeat designs using a variety of woods.

OPEN DAILY 10-5 |

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Carats & Karats Original designs in gold and precious stones. Paul and Anne Lings Open Mon-Sat. 10-5 Sun. 11-4 P.O. Box 228 Shorewood Village Ephraim, WI 54211 (920) 854-5334 (706) 546-9511 99 on orange map C

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the world in an ashtray.’” But while the piece of advice has stuck with Jeanne (there aren’t any ashtrays to be found in the gallery), the couple also has drawn from its extensive travels for inspiration. They admit that sometimes they bend the rules in creating a style that is distinctively all their own. There’s actually been one aspect of the couple’s creative life in which the rules may actually have been broken. “We put everything possible into our murals,” said Jeanne, referring to the latest chapter in a career that certainly has touched many lives – even more than all their conventional crafted handmade, hand-painted workshop pieces which can be found throughout the country and beyond. This past year, the couple served as artists-

Well, their families also had something to do with it since Jeanne grew up in Milwaukee and accompanied her parents up to the Peninsula for sailing trips. David is from St. Paul, Minn., but came to Door County on camping trips. “This is where we want to be,” said David. “That’s why there are so many blues and greens in our work. Just look outside. We’ve been influenced by our surroundings.” They’ve also been greatly influenced by Wildenhain, who extended coveted invitations to her northern California retreat to study under one of world’s most renowned ceramic artists. “She influences everything we do,” said Jeanne, who is particularly fond of one of Wildenhain’s instructive comments. “She told me ‘Jeanne you can’t put God and all

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in-residence for the 20th large mural. The piece, completed at Southern Door Schools, marked the seventh such tile mural completed at a Door County School. It all began 17 years ago at the urging of former Luther College classmate Sonja Juffer, the art instructor at Lake Bluff School in the Milwaukee suburb of Shorewood. More than 600 students and their parents participated in what Jeanne refers to as a â&#x20AC;&#x153;community quiltâ&#x20AC;? as approximately 450 six-inch tiles are ceramicly woven into a colorful montage. Each has its own theme and, like Southern Doorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s which was unveiled last June and titled â&#x20AC;&#x153;Opening the Door and Soaring to New Destinations,â&#x20AC;? requires weeks of planning, drawing, clay work and painting. The time is so extensive it often requires that David and Jeanne stay in a nearby motel until the mural is completed. As involved as the projects are, and each admitted the first couple proved nearly overwhelming, the end result has been rewarding and keeps them coming back to the table. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a chance to get out and get my fix,â&#x20AC;? said Jeanne, who has an Arts Education degree from Luther. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve developed friendships through this and itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s neat to touch the lives of these children and the communities.â&#x20AC;? Ironically, this is the first winter since 2001 that David and Jeanne donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have a mural project on the table. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll get a chance to expand the inventory here at the gallery which will be different, but nice,â&#x20AC;? said David, who already has a pretty good idea of what he will create first. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I knew this cover piece would never sell, but now with it on the cover, I better have a couple of pieces to back it up.â&#x20AC;?

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ERNEST BEUTEL “Abstract representationalism” – an interpretation of reality, with elements of abstraction. Ernest’s topsy-turvy world of animals and cockeyed distortion of reality is as clear as a nursery rhyme: “I may be here now, but I am not altogether there.” Original artwork available at Paint Box Gallery, Ephraim; Mill Road Gallery, Sister Bay; and the Flying Pig, Algoma. www.ernestart.com CHAMPEAU GALLERY 2428 South Bay Shore Drive (next to Bay Lake Bank), Sister Bay. Call for hours. Artwork by local and regional artists. Native American sterling silver jewelry. Since 1968. 920-854-2770 or 854-2534. ChampeauPioneerGallery.com, Artworkbynannette.com CHAUDOIR GLASS STUDIO 10130 Old Stage Lane, Sister Bay. Original stained glass and fused glass art and jewelry. Glass services offered – Repairs, Restorations, Appraisals, Etching, Sandblasting, Tempering, Hole Drilling, Free Estimates, Private Instruction, Group Workshops. Open Tue and Thu, 12-5 or by appointment. 920-854-4825. garychaudoir@dcwis.com. DOOR COUNTY FESTIVAL OF FINE ARTS Saturday, August 11, 10am-5pm in beautiful Waterfront Park in Sister Bay. Door County Artists demonstrate their talents all day and showcase their fine artwork. Activities for all ages. Free to the public. Call 920854-2812 for more info or visit http://www. cometosisterbay.com/festivals-and-events/ door-county-festival-of-the-arts/ FRYKMAN STUDIO GALLERY 2566 S Bay Shore Dr (Hwy 42), Sister Bay. Gallery features whimsical hand-carved woodcarvings and oil paintings by David Frykman, Door County nature photography by Heather Harle Frykman and Lucas Frykman, and pottery and sculpture by Steve Jorgenson. Open daily May-Oct, 10-5; and weekends in winter. 920-854-7351. www.frykmangallery.com.

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HARTMANN SIGN STUDIO AND ART GALLERY 10673 Sumac Ln, Sister Bay, 2.5 miles east of Sister Bay on County ZZ at Sumac Lane. Large collection of hand-painted Hex Signs and more by Carol H Champeau. Commercial and residential signs by Ralph Hartmann, specializing in wood panels, sandblasting and vehicles. Open daily 10-3. 920854-5378. www.hexsignsdc.com. HUDSON ROAD GALLERY 10647 N. Bay Shore Dr (next to Drink Coffee), Sister Bay. Featuring Tea Forté, jewelry designers, home accessory designers, photographers, and artists of all mediums offering creations blending nature and art. Open daily 10-6. 920-854-9595. www.hudsonroad.com. E-mail: info@hudsonroad.com.

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MIDSUMMER’S MUSIC FESTIVAL Celebrating 22nd season! Dynamic classical music presented by world-class ensemble in Door County settings such as art galleries, retreats, churches, and private homes. June 8- July 15 and Labor Day weekend. Office located at 10568 Country Walk Ln, Ste 109, Sister Bay. 920-854-7088. www.MidsummersMusic.com. MILL ROAD GALLERY 2328 Mill Rd, Sister Bay. Brigitte Kozma – representational realism. Landscapes, portraiture in oils and pastel. Tom Seagard - abstracted realism. Wildlife, different directions in mixed media. Images of Door County and the tropics. Originals, prints, giclees and transfers. Demonstrations. Conversation. Artists Ernest Beutel, Dottie Diggs represented. 41st season. 920-8544416. www.millroadgallery.com.

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920.854.5378 www.hexsignsdc.com

Hartmann Art Gallery & Sign Studio Located 2.5 miles east of Sister Bay on Hwy. ZZ at Sumac Lane 111 on blue map A

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OILS WATERCOLORS

AUTENTIC NATIVE AMERICAN JEWELRY ETCHINGS

‘GOING HOME’ - NANNETTE CHAMPEAU OIL 20 X 16

2428 S. Bay Shore Drive Sister Bay, WI 54234 920-854-2770 champeaugallery@yahoo.com

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2566 S. Bay Shore Dr. | Sister Bay | (920) 854-7351

Photography | Paintings Woodcarvings | Pottery

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ELLISON BAY

daily 10-5, closed Sun in winter. 920-854-2774. www.gillsrock.com.

JEFFREY (J. LOUIS) BUDZIS Original (no prints) pen & inks and oil paintings. Studio viewing by appointment only. Call after 11am. 920854-4728. 1595 Old School Rd, Ellison Bay.

LINDEN GALLERY Hwy 42 at Mink River Rd, Ellison Bay. 6000 sq-ft gallery dedicated to the arts of Asia – from ancient to modern: furniture, paintings, jewelry, textiles and more! A must see for any traveler to Door County. Open daily Memorial Day thru Oct, 10-5. 920-854-2487. www. lindensgallery.com.

CLAY BAY POTTERY AND GALLERY 11650 Hwy 42, Ellison Bay. Celebrating 36 years, the beautiful gallery features the Aurelius’ original, hand-thrown, hand-decorated pottery, along with the work of other featured artists. A gallery not to miss when visiting Door County. Open daily 10-5. 920-854-5027. www.claybaypottery.net.

NEWPORT HOUSE GALLERY 12044 Hwy 42 at Lakeview Rd, Ellison Bay. Original folk art, American antiques and antique and contemporary garden accessories. For 30 years a unique Door County experience. Open 10-5, closed Tues; offseason by chance or appointment. 920-854-2621. www.newporthousegallery.com.

THE CLEARING PO Box 65, Ellison Bay. The Clearing Folk School offers classes in the arts, humanities and natural sciences. Located in a quiet wooded setting, it is on the State and National Registers of Historic Places. For information, stop at the visitor center at 12171 Garrett Bay Road in Ellison Bay or call 920-854-4088 or visit www.theclearing.org.

RD BENTLEY STUDIO GALLERY 1076 N Elm Rd, Ellison Bay. We invite you to wander our home and gardens overlooking the bay, and explore a studio filled with R.D. Bentley’s oil landscapes, whimsical characters, prints and portrait commissions in progress. Open Mon-Sat,12-5 and by appointment. 920-854-6866. www.rdbentley.com.

COUSIN’S WALK 11940 Lakeview Rd, Ellison Bay. Marcy’s painting is an eclectic combination of country, decorative, and folk painting. She paints on everything from furniture to wearables, creating daily. Beautiful needle-felted jewelry and scarves. Who knows what treasures you may find? Like the seasons, things are always changing. 920854-1926. cousinswalk@charter.net.

SILVER POPLAR STUDIOS LLC 1519 East Door Bluff Rd, Ellison Bay. Jim Maronek’s unpredictable art, in an eclectic barn amid country gardens on a Russian estate, “Ellison Wonderland.” Various media, stage designs, and the inscrutable. Open by appointment or destiny, June to mid-Oct. 920-854-2106. www.silverpoplar.com. Email: Look@silverpoplar.com.

DOWLAND, ANGI Unique and original jewelry by Angi Dowland. A local designer who specializes in creating with antique beads and metals, found objects, and all things cool and beautiful. Showing at Turtle Ridge in Ellison Bay, 854-4839 and Earth Art Studio in Sister Bay at the Country Walk Shops, 854-1912.

WAYNE CALDWELL SIMMONS STUDIO / GALLERY 1375 Cty ZZ, Ellison Bay. Portraits – people and their pets, especially dogs. Sporting and wildlife art, Door County scenes. The Story of Jules Verne, written and illustrated by Wayne Simmons, available at the gallery and throughout Door County. Open June-Oct. 1-5pm, Wed and Sat or by appointment. 920-854-9469 or 318-861-3881. www.waynesimmonsart.com.

ELLISON BAY POTTERY STUDIOS 12156 Garrett Bay Rd (across from the Clearing), Ellison Bay. Handmade functional stoneware pottery for your family to use every day, and pit-fired decorative ceramic art by potters John Dietrich and Diane McNeil. May 1 to Dec 31, 10-5; Jan 1 to April 30, 12-4. Since 1974. 920-854-5049. ellisonbaypottery.com, ellisonbaypottery@gmail.com, Store: www.etsy.com./shop/ellisonbaypottery. Blog: http://ellisonbaypottery.wordpress.com

TURTLE RIDGE GALLERY 11736 Mink River Rd, Ellison Bay. Since 1986 owner-artist Mary Ellen Sisulak has offered her paintings, prints, handbags, clothing, wall-hangings and mirrors. Fifteen additional regional and national artists/ designers add paper and wood boxes, birdhouses, jewelry and baskets. Open daily 10-5, Apr-Nov. Open in winter, call for hours. 920-854-4839. www. turtleridgegallery.com.

GILLS ROCK STONEWARE 12020 Lakeview Rd at Hwy 42, Ellison Bay. Our one-of-a-kind decorative and functional pottery is handmade in our historic 110-year-old studio/gallery where we also feature other fine home accessories. Open

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Fine AsianArt Artand andAntiques Antiques Since Fine Asian since1995 1995 Hwy. 42 and Mink River Road

Hwy Bay, 42 and River Road Ellison WI Mink | 920-854-2487 Ellison Bay, WI | 920-854-2487 www.lindensgallery.com www.lindensgallery.com Explore China with the Lindens at their top-rated Himalayan retreatat Explore China with the Lindens www.linden-centre.com their top-rated Himalayan retreat www.linden-centre.com 118 on orange map A

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WASHINGTON ISLAND

Washington Island. Programs by many talented and well-loved artists from the Island, Door County, Madison, Milwaukee and Chicago. Come early for a show and experience the beauty of our Island. www.Truebloodpac.com.

ISLAND PLAYERS Washington Island’s yearround community theater, presents Moon Over Buffalo, a comedy by Ken Ludwig, on July 7&8, 7:30pm at Trueblood Performing Arts Center. Throughout the year, Island Players offers informal play-readings, full-length plays, dramatic arts in the WI school, workshops on theater, and a summer acting camp. Joyce Morehouse, Managing Director, 920-847-2215. www.islandplayers. org. E-mail: islandplayers@washingtonisle.com.

WASHINGTON ISLAND ART AND NATURE CENTER 1799 Main Rd. Located in a historic school house, with works by local and regional artists. Nature Room staffed by a naturalist with many hands-on exhibits. Weekly art and nature classes. Open June 12-Sept 19, 2012, Mon-Sat 10:30-4:30; Sun 11:30-4:30; after Labor Day, hours shorten. 920-847-2025; off-season 920847-2557. www.wianc.org.

THE SIEVERS SHOP/SIEVERS SCHOOL OF FIBER ARTS 986 Jackson Harbor Rd. Sievers offers week-long and weekend classes in fiber arts for 500+ adults, May-Oct. Original fiber arts and crafts by Sievers students and teachers (baskets, handwovens, jewelry and more) are sold, along with quality knitting and weaving yarns, fiber art books and supplies. 920-847-2264. www.sieversschool.com.

WASHINGTON ISLAND MUSIC FESTIVAL PO Box 235, Washington Island. Concerts 7:30 p.m. Chamber and choral music by world-class musicians at the Trueblood Performing Arts Center: Aug 6, 9, 12, 15 and 17. “Under the Big Top,” Aug 16, featuring local musicians. Children’s Music Camp, Aug.13-17. See ad on Page X. 920-8473434. www.WashingtonIslandMusicFestival.com.

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C LAY BAY POTT ERY Jeanne & David Aurelius

Est. 1976

Pottery for every day, special occasions and the out-of-the-ordinary collector

OPEN 10-5 | Northern Sister Bay 11650 Hwy. 42 Ellison Bay, WI 54210 E-mail: aurelius.jeanne@gmail.com 920.854.5027 | www.claybaypottery.net 120 on purple map

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Pen & India Ink, 15” x 18”

Jeffrey (J.Louis) Budzis Original (no prints) Pen & Inks / Oil Paintings

STUDIO VIEWINGS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Call after 11 a.m. | 920.854.4728

1595 Old School Rd., Ellison Bay, WI 54210 121 on purple map

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Most Int riguing Gallery

Wayne Caldwell Simmons Artist Studio/Gallery

Portraits ~ Sporting Art ~ Landscapes

PORTRAITSÝ”WHIMSEY”ÝPRINTS

1375 ZZ, Ellison Bay 920-854-9469 or 318-861-3881 Open 1-5 pm, Wed. and Sat. (June - October) Or, By Chance or Appointment It’s always a good idea to call before you come! wsimmonsad @ aol.com w w w.waynesimmonsart.com Pick up an autographed copy of the artist’s new coffee table book, “The Story of Jules Verne”.

1076 North Elm Road | Ellison Bay

920.854.6866 or 920-495-3768 greatart@rdbentley.com

www.rdbentley.com

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2: MOVIES AT THE DOOR: THE IDES OF MARCH. Door Community Auditorium, Fish Creek. www.dcauditorium.org. 7p.m. Free - free will donations accepted. Rated R, 101 minutes. This film takes place during the frantic last days before a heavily contested Ohio presidential primary. Based on the play by Beau Willimon. 920-868-2728. 3: COFFEEHOUSE CONCERT: JOHN HEGNER. Fireside Lobby at the Door Community Auditorium, Fish Creek. www. dcauditorium.org. 7 p.m. An accomplished musician, composer, songwriter, producer, and engineer John shares his life in melody and word, supported by a lush, lyrical piano style. 920-868-2728. 13: CRAIG KONOWALSKI IN CONCERT. Third Avenue Playhouse, Sturgeon Bay. www. thirdavenueplayhouse.com. 7:30 p.m. Benefit for Volunteer Center of Door County. Singersongwriter Craig Konowalski is known for his soulful, blues-inflected folk vocals and guitar playing. 920-743-1760. 17: FAMILY ART DAY, Peninsula School of Art, Fish Creek. www.peninsulaschoolofart. com. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Free art activities for families. 920-868-3455. 17: SHEAMUS FITZPATRICK & THE MCNALLY BOYS IN CONCERT. Third Avenue Playhouse, Sturgeon Bay. www.thirdavenueplayhouse.com. 7:30 p.m. Modern folk band with ties to the Old World. 920-743-1760. 20: JULIAN HAGEN IN CONCERT. Third Avenue Playhouse, Sturgeon Bay. www. thirdavenueplayhouse.com. 7:30 p.m. Benefit for Neighbor to Neighbor Volunteer Caregivers. 920-743-1760. 25-June 17: EXHIBIT: TITANIC’S WAKE, Door County Maritime Museum, Sturgeon Bay. www.dcmm.org. This exhibit explores the impact that the Titanic’s 1912 sinking on Maritime commerce everywhere, including the Great Lakes. 920-743-5958. 29: DOOR COUNTY MARITIME MUSEUM SPEAKER SERIES. Door County Maritime Museum, Sturgeon Bay. www.dcmm.org. 7 p.m. The subject of the program will be the Museum’s hugely popular boat building program. 920-743-5958.

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10: MARYBETH MATTSON & SETH RADDATZ IN CONCERT. Third Avenue Playhouse, Sturgeon Bay. www.thirdavenueplayhouse.com. 7:30 p.m. 920-743-1760. 24: CYNTHIA STIEHL IN CONCERT. Third Avenue Playhouse, Sturgeon Bay. www.thirdavenueplayhouse.com. 7:30 p.m. Benefit for the Door County Maritime Museum. Join Cynthia Stiehl, mezzo-soprano, for an evening of Cole Porter hits with pianist Judith Jackson. 920-743-1760. 25: JANA NYBERG GROUP IN CONCERT. Third Avenue Playhouse, Sturgeon Bay. www. thirdavenueplayhouse.com. 7:30 p.m. Nyberg is known for her unique blend of jazz, pop, blues and soul. 920-743-1760. 28: GREEN TEA IN CONCERT. Third Avenue Playhouse, Sturgeon Bay. www.thirdavenueplayhouse.com. 7:30 p.m. Mixing of Celtic roots with rock, pop, folk, jazz, and funk. 920-743-1760.

MAY

8: THE GAZEBO GUYS CONCERT. Third Avenue Playhouse, Sturgeon Bay. www.thirdavenueplayhouse.com. 7:30 p.m. Benefit for The Community’s Garden. Rich Higdon, Craig McClelland, and Bruce Newburn perform a rollicking retro selection. 920-743-1760. 12: STAGED READING: THE NORMAL HEART. Third Avenue Playhouse, Sturgeon Bay. www.thirdavenueplayhouse.com. 7:30 p.m. TAP and the AID Resource Center of Wisconsin present a staged reading of this Tony Award winning play. 920-743-1760. 15: PENINSULA PLAYERS AT TAP. Third Avenue Players, Sturgeon Bay. www.thirdavenueplayhouse.com. 7:30p.m. Benefit for Peninsula Players. 920-743-1760. 19-Jan. 31, 2014: EXHIBIT: PIRATES - SHIP TO SHORE. Door County Maritime Museum, Sturgeon Bay. www.dcmm.org. Exciting new exhibit for the entire family including fascinating art exhibit. 920-743-5958. 19: CONCERT: THE JET TOUR. Third Avenue Playhouse, Sturgeon Bay. www.thirdavenueplayhouse.com. 7 p.m. Featuring Eric Lewis, Tommy Burroughs & Jimmy Davis. 920-743-1760.

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25-Aug. 18: BIRCH CREEK CONCERT SERIES. Birch Creek Music Performance Center, Egg Harbor. www.birchcreek.org. 7:30 p.m. Celebrating its 37th season Symphony: June 25-July 7; Percussion and Steel Band: July 9-July 21; Big Band Jazz: July 23-August 18. 920-868-3763.

26-27: STURGEON BAY FINE ART FAIR. Sunset Park, Sturgeon Bay. www.sturgeonbay. net. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 14th annual juried multimedia art show, entertainment, children’s’ activities, food and beverages. 800-301-6695.

JUNE

29-Sept. 28: CONCERTS IN THE PARK. Kendall Park, Baileys Harbor. www.baileysharbor.com. 5-7 p.m. Enjoy free concerts on Friday evenings. 920-839-2366.

7-10: STEEL BRIDGE SONGFEST. Downtown Sturgeon Bay. www.steelbridgesongfest. org. International songwriter showcase. Three nights and a day with over 100 bands and soloists on 10 stages. 920-743-5605.

29 - July 30: “DOOR PRIZE FOR PORTRAITURE 2012.” Third annual invitational event. Public hours for visitation Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays 10-4. Chez Cheryl Art Space, 8360 High Plateau Rd, Baileys Harbor.

12-Oct. 14: PENINSULA PLAYERS. Peninsula Players Theatre, Fish Creek. www.peninsulaplayers.com. America’s oldest professional resident summer theatre. Tuesday-Sunday. 920-868-3287.

30-July 1: ART FAIR ON THE SCENIC SIDE. Lakeside Park, Jacksonport. www.jacksonport.net. Art fair, refreshments and family fun. 920-854-9372.

13-Aug. 25: AMERICAN FOLKLORE THEATRE. Peninsula State Park Amphitheatre, Fish Creek. www.folkloretheatre.com. Presenting a trio of family-friendly and affordable shows under the stars at Peninsula State Park. Vehicle sticker not required to attend. 920854-6117.

JULY

6-Aug. 19: DOOR SHAKESPEARE. The Gardens at Bjorklunden, Baileys Harbor. www.doorshakespeare.com. Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” and “The Comedy of Errors.” 920-839-1500.

16-17: ART IN EGG HARBOR. Saturday 10am-5pm and Sunday 10am-4pm in Harbor View Park, 7809 Hwy 42, Egg Harbor. Featuring artists in all mediums. Live music. Refreshments. Free admission. 920-868-3717 www. eggharbordoorcounty.org

7-8: MOON OVER BUFFALO. Trueblood Performing Art Center, Washington Island. The Island Players second play of the season. 1995 comic play by Ken Ludwig. 11-15. DOOR COUNTY FOLK FESTIVAL. Sister Bay, Ephraim & Baileys Harbor. www.dcff.net. Celebrating ethnic folk dancing and music from many countries. 920-421-2986 or 847-846-8139.

18-Aug. 20: EVENINGS IN EPHRAIM. Harborside Park Gazebo, Ephraim. www. ephraim-doorcounty.com. 7-9 p m. Free Monday evening concerts from local musicians. 920-854-4989.

14: ART IN THE PARK. Washington Island Art & Nature Center, Washington Island. www.washingtonisland-wi.org. 920-847-2179.

20-Aug. 29: HARMONY BY THE BAY. Martin Park, Sturgeon Bay. www.sturgeonbay. net. 7p.m. free concerts Wednesday evenings. 800-301-6695.

14: THE MEN AND THEIR MUSIC. Trueblood Performing Arts Center, Washington Island. Ron Hawking, known as “Chicago’s Entertainer,” brings his critically acclaimed show with other vocalists and musicians.

21-Aug. 30: THURSDAY CONCERTS IN THE PARK. Harbor View Park, Egg Harbor. www.eggharbordoorcounty.org. 5 p.m. Live music. 920-868-3717.

21: WASHINGTON ISLAND FOLK FEST. Trueblood Performing Arts Center, Washington Island. Willy Porter, an accomplished American folk musician and singer-songwriter from Milwaukee.

25-Aug. 19: PEG EGAN SUNSET CONCERT SERIES. Peg Egan Performing Arts Center Amphitheater, Egg Harbor. www.eggharbordoorcounty.org. 7 p.m. Sunday evening concert series 920-868-3717.

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Washington Island Island PLAYERS

Washington Island’s year-round community theater presents: Moon Over Buffalo, a comedy by Ken Ludwig, on July 7th & 8th, 7:30pm at the Trueblood Performing Arts Center. Throughout the year Island Players offers informal play-readings, full-length plays, dramatic arts in the WI school, workshops on theater and a summer acting camp. Contact Joyce Morehouse, Managing Director at (920) 847-2215, islandplayers@washingtonisle. com or visit our website: www.islandplayers.org

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World class musicians and their families gather here each summer for two weeks (Aug 6-17, 2012) of classical concerts, casual seminars, pre-concert talks, a ‘Tent Meeting’ featuring local musicians and Children’s Music Camp. Come enjoy our beautiful Island and all it has to offer. Watch our web site for details of the performances. 920-847-3434

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visual & performing arts 30-Oct. 14: AMERICAN FOLKLORE THEATRE FALL SEASON. www.folkloretheatre.com. AFT’s indoor fall performances. Curtain times vary. 920-854-6117.

23-28: PLEIN AIR FESTIVAL. County-wide in Door County. A combination of free and ticketed events. Artists have 6 days to paint Door County. Collector’s preview party and Gala Auction, July 22. Watch over 100 artists paint during the Dockside Quick-Paint Competition in Clark Park, July 23. Painting begins at 9a.m. 920-868-3455. www.peninsulaschoolofart.com.

SEPTEMBER

15: AUTUMN FEST. Baileys Harbor Town Hall. www.baileysharbor.com. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Arts and crafts, entertainment, food. 920-839-2366. 22: HARVEST FESTIVAL AND HARVEST MOON CELEBRATION. City-Wide in Sturgeon Bay. www.sturgeonbay.net. 9 a.m.-11 p.m. Celebration of Autumn featuring craft and car shows, food booths, music and entertainment, plus children’s’ activities. Preview the decorated Street Art before the live auction at 6 p.m. 800-301-6695.

28: SAND SCULPTURE CONTEST. Whitefish Dunes State Park, Jacksonport. 11 a.m. Create sand creations on the beach. Prizes in three categories awarded. State Park vehicle sticker required. 920-823-2400. 28: 10th ANNUAL SUMMER ART FAIR. Settlement Shops, Highway 42 South of Fish Creek. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 920-868-9222.

29: 10th ANNUAL SUMMER ART FAIR. Settlement Shops, Highway 42 South of Fish Creek. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 920-868-9222.

28-29: DCAL OFF THE WALL SHOW-ART ON EASELS. Sister Bay Village Hall. Saturday 10-5, Sunday 10-3.

OCTOBER

6: ART DAY FOR ANIMALS. Hands On Art Studio, Fish Creek. www.handsonartstudio.com. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Pumpkin painting, scarecrow making, games and prizes. To benefit the Door County Humane Society. 920-868-9311.

AUGUST

4: SCANDINAVIAN FESTIVAL. Washington Island. www.washingtonisland-wi.com. Scandinavian Kaffe and Stavkirke open house at Trinity Lutheran Church and dance festival in the evening. 920-847-2179.

6-7: TOWNLINE ART FAIR. Fine Line Design Gallery and Sculpture Garden, Ephraim. www. finelinedesignsgallery.com. Ephraim’s north end. Featuring over 80 professional juried artists from across the Midwest. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday. 920-854-4343.

4-5: DCAL ARTISTS AT WORK SHOW (Artists will demo their work) Sister Bay Village Hall. Saturday 10-5, Sunday 10-3. 6-17: WASHINGTON ISLAND MUSIC FESTIVAL. Trueblood Performing Arts Center, Washington Island. www.washingtonislandmusicfestival.com. A series of concerts led by Artistic Director Stephen Colburn, principal oboist of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. 920-847-3434.

6-7: DCAL SMALL WORKS OF ART SHOW, Sister Bay Village Hall. Saturday 10-5, Sunday 10-3.

NOVEMBER

18: FOLK ART FAIR. Door County YMCA, Sturgeon Bay. www.doorcountyymca.org. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. The art fair will feature handmade works of art from Door County artists and fine crafts persons. 920-743-4949.

7-25: PENINSULA MUSIC FESTIVAL. Door Community Auditorium, Fish Creek. http://www.musicfestival.com. 60th Season. A professional symphony orchestra presenting nine concerts in three weeks. Opens under the baton of Victor Yampolsky. 920-854-4060.

DECEMBER

1: DOOR CANcer’s HOLIDAY HOME TOUR. County-wide in Door County. www.doorcancer. com. 1:30-4 p.m. Tour of five festively decorated homes, with proceeds benefiting Door CANcer. 920-743-8492.

11: DOOR COUNTY FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS. Waterfront Park, Sister Bay. www.cometosisterbay.com. On Ephraim’s north end. Featuring over 80 professional juried artists from across the Midwest. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday. 920-854-4343.

28-31: HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS CONCERT. Gibraltar Town Hall. Fish Creek. www. folkloretheatre.com. 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. Songs of the season plus favorites from AFT concerts and a good old-fashioned sing-along. Call the AFT office for more information. 920-854-6117.

11: FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS, Sister Bay Village Park, 10-5.

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“Pages” 1-142: In this guide, you’ll see what appear to be page numbers between 1 and 142. While they act and flow like page numbers, many are also advertisers’ “locator numbers” to help you find the location on the map listed next to the number. 200 and above: The maps, however, also contain “locator numbers” 200 and above. Each of these numbers relates to another location on the Door Peninsula. Index - Artists: In this alphabetical guide, you’ll find a comprehensive list of artists cross-referenced to locations where their work can

be seen. What follows the artist’s name is a “locator number.” A number 142 or below identifies the “page” of an ad either of the artist’s work or the location where the art work can be seen, and the map for that location. If that number is 200 or higher, however, you must look at the referenced map to find the location.

A Decorator’s Gallery, Ad 44 (Green Map C) Lstg on 43 AAGESEN, Sarah, at Dot 350 on Purple Map ABLER, John, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) ABRAHAM, Patricia, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) ABRAMS, Debra, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) ADAMS, Deidre, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) AGNES, Rich, at Dot 290 on Orange Map C ALANIZ, Arnold, at Dot 201 on Purple Map ALEXANDER, Karolyn, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) Algoma Atelier of Sculpture & Art, Ad 12, Red Map A, Lstg on 23 ALLEN, Jon, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) ALLEN, Kelly, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) ALLEN, Laurie, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) ALLINGHAM, Marjory, at gallery #42 (Green Map C); Dot 456 on Orange Map B ALLISON, Destiny, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) ALTMAN, Harold, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) ALTOBELL, Judith Meyers, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) American Folklore Theatre, Ad 83, Orange Map A, Lstg on 69 AMO Gallery & Framery, Ad 20, Red Map C, Lstg on 23 AMORELLI, Miles, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) AMOROSO, at gallery #2 (Purple Map) AMRHEIN, Scott, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) ANDERSON, Anne, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) ANDERSON, Dona, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) ANDERSON, Jack, Ad 72, Orange Map A, Lstg on 69; at galleries #68 (Orange Map A); #20 (Red Map C); #85 (Orange Map C) ANDERSON, Jon, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) ANDERSON, Judy, at gallery #16 (Red Map A); gallery #20 (Red Map C) ANDERSON, Kari, at gallery #39 (Green Map B); Dot 225 on Green Map B; Dot 410 on Blue Map A; Dot 530 on Red Map C ANDERSON, Mary Blotti, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 234 on Orange Map C ANDERSON, Mary Rypel, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) ANDERSON, Pamela, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) ANDERSON, Robin, at Dot 350 on Purple Map ANDERSON, Steve, at Dot 350 on Purple Map ANDERSON, Susan, at Dot 350 on Purple Map ANDRASKA, Diane, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) ANDREAS, Brian, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) ANDREW, John, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) ANSCHUTZ, Carrie, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) ANTHONY, Paul, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) APP, Marie, at Dot 350 on Purple Map APPEL, Robert, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) APPLEBAUM, Leon, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) ARCHER, Curtis, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) ARENBERG, Diane, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) ARNESON, Wendell, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) ARNOLD, Pat, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) Artful Artisan, Dot 300 on, Orange Map A, Lstg on 69 ARZBERGER, Denise, at Dot 311 on Orange Map B ASSENSI, Silvano, at Dot 220 on Green Map C ATANASOV, Heidi, at Dot 277 on Orange Map A AURELIUS, David & Jeanne, at galleries #120 (Purple Map); #8 (Orange Map A) AUSTAD, Jean, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B AUSTIN, Bridget, Ad 75, Orange Map A, Lstg on 69; at galleries #68 (Orange Map A); #85 (Orange Map C)

AUSTIN, Phil, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) AVENSON, Kelly, at galleries #24 & #25 (Red Map C)

BACH, Carolyn Morris, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) BACIGALUPO, Aaron, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) BACIGALUPO, Arnie, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) BACKHAUS, Kenn, at gallery #115 (Blue Map B) BACON, Helen, at gallery #25 (Red Map C) BACON, Lane, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B BAEHMAN, Joanne, at gallery #6 (Purple Map) BAER, Ann, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B BAILEY, Bev, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B BAKER, Sandy, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) BALISTRERI, John A, at Dot 204 on Orange Map C BANKER, Pamela, at Dot 309 on Blue Map B BANTZ, Mercedes, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) BARBIERI, Ronald, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C BARDENHAGEN, Hank, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B BARDON, Mona, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B BARLOW, Linda, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) BARNARD, Jane, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) BARR, Ayala, at gallery #109 (Blue Map B) BARRACK, Lilly, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) BASCO, Carl, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) BATEMAN, Robert, at gallery #44 (Green Map C) BAUER, Lois, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) BAUERMEISTER, Michael, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A BAUMLER, Janet, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) BAUX, James, at Dot 505 on Red Map B BEASLEY, Doug, at gallery #38 (Green Map B) BEASTER, Michael, at gallery #93 (Orange Map C) BECHTOLD, Rodger, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) BECK, Kathleen Mand, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) BECKER, Bryan, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C BEGAY, Calvin, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) BELL, Fred, at Dot 350 on Purple Map BELLEAU, Chris, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 270 on Orange Map C BENNER, Sue, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) BENNETT, Martha, at gallery #25 (Red Map C) BENSKE, Cindy, at Dot 350 on Purple Map BENSON-FITTSCHUR, Prisca, at Dot 290 on Orange Map C BENTLEY, George M, at Dot 255 on Purple Map BENTLEY, L.W., at Dot 255 on Purple Map BENTLEY, Robert D, at galleries #122 (Purple Map); #20 (Red Map C) BERGMAN, Bob, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B BERINGER, Lori, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) BERKELY, Valerie, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) BERNARDI, Nina, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) BERNER, Sally, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 456 on Orange Map B BERNSTEIN & CARY, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) BEST, Donna, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C BESTLER, Burt, at Dot 200 on Green Map B BEUTEL, Ernest, Ad 103, Blue Map B, Lstg on 107; at galleries #142 (Blue Map B); #16 (Red Map A); #85 (Orange Map C) BEZIO, Doris, at gallery #12 (Red Map A) BICKER, Barb, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) BIEMERET, Daniel, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C BIGGER, Julie, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) BIN, He, at gallery #118 (Orange Map A) BINS, Coleen, at gallery #46 (Green Map C) Birch Creek Music Performance Center, Ad 47, Green Map A, Lstg on 43 BIRR, Lori, at Dot 210 on Red Map A; Dot 350 on Purple Map BISHOP, Pat, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B BITTERS, Molly, at Dot 200 on Green Map C BLANC, Josh, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) BLIETZ, Craig, Ad 56, Orange Map A, Lstg on 69; at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) BLODGETT, Buzz, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C)

BLOSS, Susan, at Dot 350 on Purple Map Blue Dolphin House/BDH Studio, Ad 94, Orange Map C, Lstg on 77 BLUE, Richard, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C BLUM, Andrea, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) BOARD, Cynthia, at Dot 350 on Purple Map BOCCHINO, John, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) BODDEN, Bruce, at gallery #16 (Red Map A) BOELTE, Jan, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) BOGLE, Collin, at gallery #44 (Green Map C) BOGLE, Lee, at gallery #44 (Green Map C) BOLSON, Rob, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) BOND, Michael, at gallery #68 (Orange Map A) BONNEAU, Alain, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) BONNIVIER, Cal, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 350 on Purple Map; Dot 530 on Red Map C BOONSTRA, Marlene, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) BORMAN, Beki, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) BOSMAN, Mary, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) BOSWELL, Bruce & Tory, at gallery #109 (Blue Map B) BOYD, Marcia, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) BRACKEN, Greg, at gallery #16 (Red Map A) BRADFORD, Susan, at gallery #2 (Purple Map) BRAITMAN, Jackie, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) BRAND, Alex, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) BRANSFIELD, Kathy, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) BRANSON, Beverly Hart, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B BREADON, Eoin, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A BREED, Cal, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) BRESNAHAN, Julia, at galleries #85 (Orange Map C); #141 (Green Map A) BRESNAHAN, Kelly, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) BREWSTER, Larry, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) BREY, Jodi, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) BRIDENHAGEN, Fred, at gallery #101 (Orange Map C) BRIDENHAGEN, Stacy, at gallery #101 (Orange Map C) BRIGGS, Nancy, at gallery #16 (Red Map A) BRILLA, Deb, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) BRINTON, Joseph, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C BRITELL, Julia, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) BRITTON, Becky, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) BROKAW, Joel, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) BRONIKOWSKI, Ken, at galleries #85 (Orange Map C); #87 (Orange Map C) BRONK, Richard, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) BROOKSHER, Jim, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) BROWN, Buff, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) BROWN, Donna, at Dot 455 on Green Map B; Dot 220 on Green Map C BROWN, MARTIN, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) BUCQUET, George, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) BUDYSZ, Bonnita, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) BUDZIS, Jeffrey (J Louis), at gallery #121 (Purple Map); Dot 350 on Purple Map BUECHNER, Matthew, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) BUNKERT, Denise, at Dot 350 on Purple Map BURHANS, Ira, at Dot 217 on Red Map C BURKE, Ellie, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) BURKE, Kevin, at Dot 350 on Purple Map BURMEISTER, Marion, at gallery #20 (Red Map C) BURR, George, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C BUSALACCHI, Anthony, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) BUSH, Darrell, at gallery #44 (Green Map C) BUSTAMANTE, Sergio, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B)

CAIN, Ned, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A)Calendar, 124 CALHOON, David, at Dot 350 on Purple Map CAMBRON, Nina, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) CAMPBELL, Bill, at gallery #11 (Green Map A)

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index CANTRELL, Dale, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C CAPPAERT, Ginnie, Ad 58, Orange Map A, Lstg on 69 CAPSER, Mike, at gallery #44 (Green Map C) Carats & Karats, Ad 99, Orange Map C, Lstg on 79 CARBOL, Betty, at Dot 350 on Purple Map CARICOF, Kathleen, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) CARLSEN, Barry Roal, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) CARLTON, Rebecca, at gallery #53 (Green ap A) CARLYLE, Ken, at Dot 400 on Blue Map A CARPENTER, Wendy, at gallery #61 (Orange Map A); Dot 565 on Orange Map C CASON, Joan B, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) CASPER, Lynn, at Dot 220 on Green Map C CASSIDY, B.J., at Dot 270 on Orange Map C CATHER, John, at gallery #20 (Red Map C) CERINICH, Victoria, at Dot 555 on Red Map B CHACAVARTY, Jason, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A CHAMBERS, Joe, at gallery #38 (Green Map B) Champeau Pioneer Gallery, Ad 115, Blue Map B, Lstg on 107 CHAMPEAU, Carol H, at gallery #111 (Blue Map A) CHAMPEAU, Joan, at gallery #115 (Blue Map B) CHAMPEAU, Nannette, at gallery #115 (Blue Map B) CHAMPEAU, Patrice, at gallery #115 (Blue Map B) CHAMPEAU, Roberta, at gallery #115 (Blue Map B) CHANG, Cynthia, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) Chaudoir Glass Studio, Ad 113, Blue Map A, Lstg on 107 CHAUDOIR, Gary, at gallery #113 (Blue Map A) CHAUNG, Cynthia, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) CHAVENELLE, Gail, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C CHECKER, Janet, Ad 105, Orange Map C, Lstg on 79; at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) CHENEY, Fran, at gallery #2 (Purple Map) Chez Cheryl Art Space, Dot 209 on, Green Map B, Lstg on 48 Chief Oshkosh Native American Arts, Ad 46, Green Map C, Lstg on 43 CHRISTIAN, Greg, at gallery #34 (Red Map C) CHRISTIAN, Samara, at gallery #34 (Red Map C) CHRISTIANSON, Kirsten, at gallery #141 (Green Map A); Dot 210 on Red Map A CHUANG, Cynthia, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) CIESLA, Peter & Skye, at gallery #118 (Orange Map A) CLARK, Melissa, at gallery #25 (Red Map C) Clay Bay Pottery & Gallery, Ads 4& 120, Purple Map, Lstg on 117 Clay Bay Pottery Cover Story, 88 CLAYTON, Deanna, at Dot 200 on Green Map C CLAYTON, Keith, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A Clearing, Dot 225 on, Purple Map, Lstg on 117 CLEEREMAN, Gene, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) COATES, Frances, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) COATY, Martha, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B COCOSE, M. Ellen, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) COHEN, Laly, at gallery #109 (Blue Map B) COHEN, Michael, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) COHN, Abraham, at gallery #65 (Orange Map B) COHN, Ginka, Remembered, 57 COHN, Michael, at gallery #120 (Purple Map) COHN, Myrna, at Dot 350 on Purple Map; Dot 456 on Orange Map B COLEMAN, Ed, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) COLEMAN, Kate, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) COLLERY, Parran, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) COMSTOCK, Jan, at Dot 301 on Green Map B COMSTOCK, Rob, at Dot 301 on Green Map B CONNER, Charles, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) Connie Glowacki Gallery, Ad 73, Orange Map B, Lstg on 74 CONNOR, TK, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) CONWAY, Rose Marie, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) COOK, Donald, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) COOK, Karen, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) COOK, Marla, at gallery #16 (Red Map A) COONAN, Bonnie Joseph, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) COOPER, Steven, at gallery #109 (Blue Map B) COOPER, Wendy, at gallery #2 (Purple Map) CORNELL, Lorna Bell, at galleries #85 (Orange Map C); #101 (Orange Map C) Cottage Row Framing & Gallery, Ad 68, Orange Map A, Lstg on 69 Cousins Walk, Ad 5, Purple Map, Lstg on 117 Cover Story, 88 COX, Frances, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) COYNE, Elaine, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) CRADDOCK, Rich, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) CRAHEN, John, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C

CRANE, Jean, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A); Dot 565 on Orange Map C CRAWFORD, Marion, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) CROOKS, Rita, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) CROSBIE, Sharon, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) CROSS, Dan, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) CROSSON, Kate, at Dot 350 on Purple Map CROWELL, Rebecca, at gallery #141 (Green Map A)

DAILY-BIRNBAUM, Elaine, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) DALEY, Joeann, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) DALHKE, Robert, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) DALTON, Jane, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) DANE, Robert, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) DANGELO, Michele, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) DANIEL, Mary, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) DANIELS, Bea, at gallery #2 (Purple Map) DANIS, Nancy, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B DAS, Ratindra, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) DAUBNER, Sue, at gallery #109 (Blue Map B) DAVEL, Jim, at galleries #68 (Orange Map A); #85 (Orange Map C) DAVENPORT, John, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) DAVIE, Amanda, at gallery #16 (Red Map A) DAWSON, Elizabeth, at Dot 350 on Purple Map DEGENHARDT, Patty, at gallery #70 (Orange Map B) DELCARSON, Jane, at Dot 560 on Orange Map B; gallery #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 565 on Orange Map C DELCARSON, Richard, at Dot 560 on Orange Map B; gallery #39 (Green Map B) DEMASI, Marie, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) DEMBOWSKI, Debra, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) DEMINT, Tom, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) DENEEN, Katy, at gallery #120 (Purple Map) DENEEN, Mary & Peter, at gallery #120 (Purple Map) DENOTO, Karen Lee, at gallery #25 (Red Map C) DESOTO, Pablo, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A DEVENUTA, Stella, at Dot 350 on Purple Map DEVITT, Nell, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A DEVRIES, Geke, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B DEWITT, Amanda, at Dot 275 on Orange Map C DIAZ, Pat, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C DICKINSON, Franne, at Dot 250 on Orange Map C; gallery #85 (Orange Map C) DICKINSON, John, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A DICK-SCHUSTER, Stacia, Lstg on 26, at gallery #51 (Green Map A) DIDIER, Les, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) DIEKMAN, Marianne, at gallery #68 (Orange Map A) DIETRICH, John, at gallery #3 (Purple Map) DIETRICH, Margaret, at gallery #3 (Purple Map) DIETRICH, Thomas, at gallery #3 (Purple Map) DIGGS, Dottie, at gallery #142 (Blue Map B) DOERR, Michael, at Dot 306 on Red Map B; gallery #141 (Green Map A) DOLAN, James, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) DOMMER, Jerry, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B DONOHOO, Sue, at Dot 206 on Green Map B DOOLITTLE, Bev, at gallery #44 (Green Map C) Door Community Auditorium, Ad 81, Orange Map B, Lstg on 69 Door County Festival of Fine Arts, Ad 110, Blue Map B, Lstg on 107 Door County Maritime Museum, Dot 213 on Red Map C, Lstg on 26 Door County Plein Air Festival, Ad 54, Orange Map B, Lstg on 77 Door Shakespeare, Dot 300 on Green Map B DORF, Macy, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) DORISS, Oliver, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) DORR-MARKUNAS, Michelle, at Dot 350 on Purple Map, Dot 311 on Orange Map B DOUCETTE, Al, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) Dovetail Gallery & Studio, Ad 42, Green Map C, Lstg on 43 DOWLAND, Angie, Lstg on 11; at gallery #2 (Purple Map); Dot 350 on Purple Map DOYLE, William, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) DOYLE-SIMS, Joni, at Dot 350 on Purple Map DREYER, Martin, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) DRIESBACH, David, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) DROLL DESIGNS, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) DRUMM, E, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) DUDGEON, Sarah, at gallery #11 (Green Map A) DUFF, Marjorie, at Dot 350 on Purple Map DUFFY, Andris, at Dot 350 on Purple Map

DUFRANE, Jim, at Dot 217 on Red Map C DULLEM, Norm, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B DULMES, Audrey, at Dot 350 on Purple Map DUNCAN, Robert, at gallery #44 (Green Map C) DUNN, Judy, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) DUPONT, Gerry, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) DUPONT, Mary, at Dot 220 on Green Map C

EDDINGTON, Tom, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) EDELMAN, Richard, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) Edgewood Orchard Galleries, Ad 8, Orange Map A, Lstg on 69 EGAN, Anne W, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) EGAN, Anne, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) EGGER, R Christian, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) EGGERT, Dale, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) EGGERT, Kathleen, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) EHLERT, Beth, at Dot 202 on Blue Map A EHRMANN, Mark, at Dot 300 on Orange Map A 69 EICKHOLT, Robert, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) EILERTS-CASE, Catherine, at Dot 350 on Purple Map Ekholm Gallery, Ad 78, Orange Map B, Lstg on 69 EKHOLM, Judi, at galleries #78 (Orange Map B); #8 (Orange Map A); #85 (Orange Map C) EKMAN, Malin, at galleries #68 (Orange Map A); #85 (Orange Map C) ELBY, Loretta, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) ELLIOT, Kathleen, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) Ellison Bay Pottery Studios, Ad 3, Purple Map, Lstg on 117 ELSAYER, Abbey, at Dot 220 on Green Map C ELVIDGE, Bonnie, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C EMERSON, Minnow, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) Emmett Johns Gallery, Ad 62, Orange Map A, Lstg on 74 ERICKSON, Kimberly, at galleries #16 (Red Map A); #94 (Orange Map C) ERICKSON, Robert, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) ERICKSON-WRIGHT, Sandra, at gallery #6 (Purple Map) ERSKINE, Holly, at Dot 435 on Blue Map A ERSKINE, Tim, at Dot 435 on Blue Map A ESSER, Don, at gallery #16 (Red Map A) EVANS, Nate & Hallie, at gallery #11 (Green Map A) EVANS, Stephanie, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) EVENSEN, Jeremy & Jenni, at Dot 501 on Red Map C EVERHARDUS, Sally, at gallery #141 (Green Map A)

FABRICO, Stephen, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) Faith Frykman Studio, Ad 22, Red Map C, Lstg on 26 FALOUT, Joe, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) FALOUT, Judy, at Dot 350 on Purple Map FANG, Xiang, at gallery #118 (Orange Map A) FARRELL, Patrick, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) FASANI, Ruben, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A FENENDAEL, Ed, at gallery #37 (Green Map B); Dot 290 on Orange Map C FENNER, Andrea, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) FENNER, Mary Sue, at gallery #16 (Red Map A) FICO, Angelo, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A FIEBER, Leonard, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) FIEBER, Martha, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) FILLER, Marilyn L, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) Fine Line Designs Gallery, Ad 87, Orange Map C, Lstg on 79 FINLEY, Sherry, at Dot 350 on Purple Map FIRE & LIGHT, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) FISHER, Avis, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B FISHER, Karen, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C FITZGERALD, Brian, at Dot 290 on Orange Map C FITZGERALD, Patrick, at Dot 290 on Orange Map C FLEMING, Robin, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) FLISIUK, Marcel, at gallery #16 (Red Map A) Flying Pig Gallery & Greenspace, Ad 16, Red Map A, Lstg on 23 FOOTE, Julia, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) FORBES, Lacie, at gallery #25 (Red Map C) FORCIER, Chris, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B FORIS, Rick, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) FORKERT, Jan, at galleries #85 (Orange Map C); #87 (Orange Map C) FORSBERY, Eric Nils, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C); Dot 220 on Green Map C FOWLKES, Jennifer, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) FRANK, Ricky, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) FRANKE, David, at Dot 350 on Purple Map FRANKE, Kathy, at Dot 350 on Purple Map FRANKENBURGER, Scott, at gallery #65 (Orange Map B)

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cantrell - johnson FRANZKE, Kris, at Dot 350 on Purple Map FRASER, Austin, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) FREEMAN, Nancy, at Dot 217 on Red Map C FRICKE, Jason, at Dot 311 on Orange Map B FRITSCH, Jessie, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) FRITZ, Joyce, at galleries #42 (Green Map C); #67 (Orange Map B) FRITZ, Kathleen Chaney, at gallery #101 (Orange Map C) Frykman Studio Gallery, Ad 116, Blue Map B, Lstg on 107 FRYKMAN, David, at gallery #116 (Blue Map B) FRYKMAN, Heather Harle, at gallery #116 (Blue Map B) FRYKMAN, Lucas, at gallery #116 (Blue Map B) FRYKMAN, Faith, at galleries #22 (Red Map C); #21 (Red Map C) FULLER, Karla, at Dot 350 on Purple Map FURLIN, Peggy, at gallery #101 (Orange Map C) FURNEY, Joyce, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B)

G42, Ad 9, Red Map C, Lstg on 30 GADAMUS, Jerry, at gallery #44 (Green Map C) GALLAGHER, Michael, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) Gallery of the Door County Art League, Dot 456 on, Orange Map B, Lstg on 74 GAMERDINGER, Ruth, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) GANOUDIS, Olga, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) GARVIN, Elizabeth, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) GASPER, Jeff, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) GASTON, Judith, at Dot 350 on Purple Map GAUMER, Dan, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A GEBAUER, Tony & Renee, at Dot 211 on Orange Map B; GEBERT, Annelies, at Dot 311 on Orange Map B GEHM, Mary, at Dot 350 on Purple Map; Dot 501 on Red Map C GEIGER, Patricia Marx, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) GELLERMAN, Kristine Martineau, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) GENETTI, Gary, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A GEORGE, Brent, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) GEORGE, Kathie, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) GERBER, Glenn, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) GIBSON, Charles, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) GIDLEY, Don, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) GIERE, Nancy, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) GILCHRIST, Lynn, at gallery #141 (Green Map A); Dot 231 on Red Map C GILE, Carol, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B Gills Rock Stoneware, Ad 7, Purple Map, Lstg on 117 GILLSTER, Tad, at Dot 290 on Orange Map C GILVEY, John P., at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) GINGERICH, Clarence, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) GIVINGS, Faith, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) GJERDSET, Kristin, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) GLASNAP, Kathy, at galleries #76 (Orange Map A); #68 (Orange Map A) GLASS ACT, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) GLASS EYE STUDIO, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) GLOECKLER, Raymond, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) GLOWACKI, Connie, at gallery #73 (Orange Map B) GOGGIO, Kristy, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) GONZALES, Octavio, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) GOODALL, Leslie, at Dot 220 on Green Map C GOODMAN, Christina, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) GOSSLING, Maryam, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) GOTTSCHALK, Deb, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) GOWAN, Greg, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) GOYER, Denise, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) GRASSL, Dan, at Dot 208 on Green Map C GRAY, Jola, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) GREBEL, Paula Swaydan, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) Greco Gallery, Ad 25, Red Map C, Lstg on 26 GREENWALD, Bonnie, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) GREENWOOD, Nathan, at gallery #11 (Green Map A) GREMMER, Sara, at Dot 220 on Green Map C GRESKO-LYONS, Carol, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) GRIFFIN, Becky, at Dot 350 on Purple Map GRIFFIN, Elvin J, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A); Dot 350 on Purple Map GRIMES, Bruce, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) GROTENRATH, Ruth, at gallery #65 (Orange Map B)

GRUETT, Molly, at gallery #16 (Red Map A) GRUNWALD, Barry, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) GRUPP, Holly, at Dot 351 on Orange Map B GUGE, Bob, at gallery #6 (Purple Map) GUGE, Josh, at gallery #6 (Purple Map) GURMAN, Romero, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) GUYDOSH, Gary, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B)

HAAS, Steven, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) HABERLE, Mark, at Dot 350 on Purple Map HACKETT, Carole, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B HACKETT, Dave, at gallery #39 (Green Map B); Dot 456 on Orange Map B HAESE, Frank, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B HAESSIG, David & Jeneice, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B HALE, Susan, Ad 55, Orange Map A, Lstg on 77; HALE, Susan, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) HALIBURTON, Jackie, at gallery #6 (Purple Map) HAMILTON, Mary, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) HAMITY, Charlotte, at Dot 252 on Orange Map A HAMM, Patrice Mayhew, at galleries #42 (Green Map C); #101 (Orange Map C) HANDLER, Audrey, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) HANKS, Gary, at gallery #141 (Green Map A); Dot 350 on Purple Map HANKS, Steve, at gallery #44 (Green Map C); Dot 220 on Green Map C HANSEN, Harold, at Dot 220 on Green Map C HANSEN, John, at galleries #65 (Orange Map B); #85 (Orange Map C) HANSON, Vicky, at Dot 350 on Purple Map HARDIMAN, Gloria, at Dot 304 on Orange Map A HARGREAVES, Jeff, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) HARRIE, Paul, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) HARRIS, Virginia, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) HART, Karen, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) HART, Paul, at gallery #6 (Purple Map) HARTLEY, Scott, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) Hartmann Art Gallery, Ad 111, Blue Map A, Lstg on 108 HARTMANN, Bonnie, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) HARTSHORNE, David & Sharon, at Dot 350 on Purple Map HASKEW, Lu, at gallery #115 (Blue Map B) HATCH, David, at Dot 295 on Orange Map C HATCH, Nathan, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) HATHAWAY, Gail, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) HATTON, Mike, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) HAWKINS, Stan, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) HAYES, Marga, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) HE, Qi, at gallery #118 (Orange Map A) HEARDEN, Margaret, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) HEDBLOM, Judy, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) HEGENBARTH, Sue, at Dot 350 on Purple Map HEGLAND, Peder, at gallery #120 (Purple Map) HEGRENES, Adie, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) HEINRICHS, Justine, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) HELLAND, Richard, at Dot 350 on Purple Map HELLER, Liz, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) HELSCHER, Nan, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) HEMMERLING, William, at gallery #6 (Purple Map) HENDERSON, Barbara, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) HENDERSON, Doug, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) HENDRIKSEN, Karen, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) HENRICHS, Mitch, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B HEPPE, Jim, at gallery #2 (Purple Map) HERBECK, Ed, at Dot 220 on Green Map C HERBST, Gerhard, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) HERMANN, Tom, at gallery #2 (Purple Map) HERRICK, Jane, at Dot 350 on Purple Map HEYSER, Jennifer, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) HIGDON, Rich, at Dot 311 on Orange Map B HIGUERA, Gloria, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) HINES, Mark, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) HITCHLER, Susan, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B HODGELL, PC, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) HODGELL, Robert, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C)

HOEGGER, Dean, at galleries #16 (Red Map A); #141 (Green Map A) HOFF, Grace, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) HOFFMAN, Susan, at Dot 350 on Purple Map HOFMANN, Kathy, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) HOIDA, Matt, at Dot 208 on Green Map C HOLMES, Elodie, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) HOMSTAD, Carl, at gallery #120 (Purple Map) HOPE, Terry, at Dot 350 on Purple Map HORGAN, Debbe, at Dot 350 on Purple Map HORN, Joan Z, at gallery #109 (Blue Map B) HOTCHKISS, Joel, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) HOUGH, Jen, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) HOVE, Norma, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B How to Use This Guide, 10 HOWAT, Maria, at gallery #115 (Blue Map B) HOYER, Jim, at Dot 217 on Red Map C HUBBARD, Rozanne, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) HUBBELL, Corey, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) Hudson Road Trading Company, Ad 109, Blue Map B, Lstg on 108 HUDSON, EA, at gallery #109 (Blue Map B) HUDSON, Kathy, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) HUEBNER, Sister Carla, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) HUFFMAN, Kate & Jere, at gallery #120 (Purple Map) HUIE, Keith, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C HUNNICUT, Joel, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A HUNT, Jan, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 220 on Green Map C HUNTER, Rick, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) HUNT-WULKOWICZ, Susan, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 220 on Green Map C HUREMOVIC, Omer, at Dot 217 on Red Map C HUSTAD, Bruce, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A)

IMBSWEILER, Regina, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) IMHOFF, Fred, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) IMMERMAN, Steve, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A INGWERSEN, James J., at Dot 335 on Blue Map A; gallery #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 370 on Green Map B Interfibers Design Gallery, Ad 61, Orange Map A, Lstg on 77 IRELAND, Michael, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) Island Players, Ad 127, Purple Map, Lstg on 119 ITHIL METALWORKS, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B)

J Jeffrey Taylor, Ad 67, Orange Map B, Lstg on 77 JACKS, Jeff, at gallery #109 (Blue Map B) Jacksonport Craft Cottage, Ad 39, Green Map B, Lstg on 43 JACOBS, Adam, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) JACOBS, Kim, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) JAIDINGER, Judith, at Dot 220 on Green Map C JAMES, Peter, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) JAMES, Sandy, at Dot 311 on Orange Map B JAUQUET, Andrea, at Dot 301 on Orange Map A JAUQUET, Chris, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) JAUQUET, William, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) JEANPIERRE, Valerie, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) JEFFCOAT, Pamela, at gallery #93 (Orange Map C) Jeffrey Louis Budzis Studio, Ad 121, Purple Map, Lstg on 117 JEFFRIES, Chris, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A JENKINS, Jim, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) JESKE, Judy, at Dot 350 on Purple Map JOHNS, Emmett, at galleries #62 (Orange Map A); #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 540 on Red Map C JOHNSON, Bruce, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) JOHNSON, Charles, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) JOHNSON, Charlotte, at Dot 350 on Purple Map JOHNSON, Cynthia Barnes, at gallery #141 (Green Map A); Dot 254 on Green Map B JOHNSON, Frankie, at galleries #85 (Orange Map C); #115 (Blue Map B) JOHNSON, Fred, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C)

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index JOHNSON, Jim, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) JOHNSON, Mary, at gallery #68 (Orange Map A) JOHNSON, Molly, at gallery #12 (Red Map A) JOHNSON, Scott, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) JOHNSON, Shawn, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) JOHNSON, Tera, at Dot 350 on Purple Map JOHNSTON, Beth, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) JOLLEY, Richard, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) JONES, Win, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 200 on Green Map B JORDAN, Charles, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) JORDAN, James, at Dot 350 on Purple Map JORDAN, Susan, at gallery #109 (Blue Map B) JORGENSON, Steve, at gallery #116 (Blue Map B) JOYCE, JJ, at Dot 350 on Purple Map Juddville Clay Studio & Gallery, Ad 53, Green Map A, Lstg on 43 JUNG, Mark, at Dot 350 on Purple Map

K. Allen Gallery, 200 on Blue Map A K Avenson Photography, Ad 24, Red Map C, Lstg on 23 KADMAS, Joyce, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) KALLIE, Holly, at Dot 350 on Purple Map KAPFAMER, Ray, at Dot 350 on Purple Map KARG, Rollin, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) KARL WILEN, John, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C KARMAN, Chris, at gallery #6 (Purple Map) KASTER, Lavaun, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) Kathy Glasnap Gallery, Ad 76, Orange Map A, Lstg on 74 KAU, Dagmar, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) KAYSER, Jane, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B KEEFE, Shelby, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) KEIM, Anna, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) KELLER, Ternie, at Dot 200 on Green Map B KELLY, Rosella, at Dot 208 on Green Map C KENAROVA, Maria, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) KENNEDY, Mat Barber, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) KENNELLY, Susan, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B KENNEY-CARTER, Carolyn, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B KENYON, Barbara, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 456 on Orange Map B KERSKI, Sandi, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) KERWIN, Samantha, at gallery #25 (Red Map C) KEYSER, John, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) KEYSER, Nancy, at gallery #38 (Green Map B) KING, Marjorie, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C KING, Pat, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) KIRACOFE, Daniel, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) KIRACOFE, Gary, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) KIRCHOFF, Audrey, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) KIRKLAND, Joanne, at gallery #65 (Orange Map B) KIRWEN, Bethany, at gallery #25 (Red Map C) KIRWEN, Chris, at Dot 217 on Red Map C KLEIN, Erin, at gallery #109 (Blue Map B) KLEIN, Paul, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) KLICH, Kitty Lynne, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) KLITZMAN, Ken, at gallery #39 (Green Map B); Dot 217 on Red Map C KLITZMAN, Pat, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) KLOSS, Anne, at Dot 350 on Purple Map KLOTZKE, Don, at gallery #44 (Green Map C) KLUG, Gretchen, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) KLUMPYAN, Karen, at gallery #39 (Green Map B); Dot 350 on Purple Map KNOTT, Norm, at Dot 350 on Purple Map KNUPPER, Barb, at Dot 300 on Orange Map A KOCH, James, at gallery #16 (Red Map A) KOCHRAN, Sandra, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) KOENIG, Linda, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) KOLINSKI, Kris, at gallery #141 (Green Map A); Dot 210 on Red Map A KOLINSKI, Mark, at Dot 210 on Red Map A KOLLACKS, Linda, at gallery #115 (Blue Map B) KOLLING, Cindy, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) KOSHALEK, Cynthia, at gallery #11 (Green Map A)

KOVAK, George, at gallery #44 (Green Map C) KOX, Norbert, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) KOZMA, Brigitte, at galleries #142 (Blue Map B); #12 (Red Map A); #85 (Orange Map C); #101 (Orange Map C) KOZOWICZ-KRAMER, Elizabeth, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) KRAUSE, Paul, at gallery #71 (Orange Map B) KRAUSE, Sue, at Dot 220 on Green Map C KRAWCZYK, Eileen & Donald, at Dot 208 on Green Map C KREJCHA, Jerry, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) KROBOTH, Harvey, at Dot 252 on Orange Map A KRUEGER, William, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) KRUSE, Joy, at gallery #16 (Red Map A) KUBICK, Kathy, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) KUCIK, Doris, at Dot 350 on Purple Map KUFRIN, Lainie, at gallery #39 (Green Map B); Dot 270 on Orange Map C KUHNS, Jeanne, at gallery #51 (Green Map A) KUNIC, Helen, at gallery #115 (Blue Map B) KURKA-JENSEN, Karen, at Dot 350 on Purple Map KWASNY, David, at gallery #141 (Green Map A)

LACOUETTE, Leonie, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) LACROIX, Helen, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) LAHEY, Karen, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) LAING, Catherine, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) LAJEUNESSE, Monique, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) LAMONT, Lyle, at Dot 240 on Orange Map C LANDERMAN, Kristine Marie, at gallery #120 (Purple Map) LANDRY, Beth, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) LANDY, Brenda J, at Dot 350 on Purple Map LANGENBERG, Karla, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C LANGENECKER, Steve, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) LANGLOIS, Flora, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) LANGO, Carol, at gallery #6 (Purple Map) LANPHIER, Mynn, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) LANZER, Elizabeth, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) LAPP, Anna, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) LAPP, Barbara, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) Lardiere Gallery & Studio, Ad 1, Orange Map C, Lstg on 79 LARDIERE, Geoffrey, at gallery #1 (Orange Map C) LARKIN, Carolyn, at Dot 350 on Purple Map LARKINS, Lynn, at Dot 350 on Purple Map LARSON, Deb Stroh, at gallery #20 (Red Map C) LARSON, Jeanne, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) LARSON, Roberta L., at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) LARSSON, Kate, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) LATHAM, Tim, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) LATIMER, Lynn, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) LAUDERMILK, Rick, at Dot 220 on Green Map C LAUGER, Dylan, at gallery #140 (Green Map A) LAZZERONI, Ed, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) LEATHAM, Jim, at Dot 426 on Blue Map A LEDBETTER, Jeanne, at gallery #115 (Blue Map B) LEDEZMA, Antonio, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) LEDTJE, Tony, at gallery #120 (Purple Map) LEE, Jennifer, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 250 on Orange Map C LEE, Susan, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) LEIN-SVENCNER, Laura, at gallery #16 (Red Map A) LEISCHOW, Connie, at Dot 208 on Green Map C LEMBERGER, Ami, at Dot 220 on Green Map C LEMKE, Jessa & Natalie, at gallery #25 (Red Map C) LEMKE, William, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) Len Villano Photography, Ad 35, Lstg on 43 LENSCH, Angela, at gallery #140 (Green Map A); Dot 565 on Orange Map C LENZ, Lezlie, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) LENZ-CRAMPTON, Elizabeth, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) LEO, Barbara, at Dot 200 on Green Map B

LESH, Scott, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) LEVENHAGEN, Ellen, at Dot 210 on Red Map A LEVIN, Ed, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) LEVIN, Simon, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) LEWIS, Keith, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) LEWIS, Sam, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) LICHTNER, Schomer, at gallery #65 (Orange Map B) Lily Bay Pottery, Ad 19, Red Map B, Lstg on 30 LINCK, John, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B LINDEMANN, Marge, at gallery #16 (Red Map A) Linden Gallery, Ad 118, Orange Map A, Lstg on 117 LINGS, Paul & Anne, at gallery #99 (Orange Map C) LITTEREST, Ron, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B; Dot 456 on Orange Map B LITTLE, Craig, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) LITTLETON/VOGEL, John/Kate, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) LIU, Lena, at gallery #44 (Green Map C) LIZTECH, Jill Elizabeth, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) LOCKHART, Kalene, at Dot 350 on Purple Map LOCKWOOD, Margaret, at galleries #141 (Green Map A); #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 211 on Orange Map B LOEBER & LOOK, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) LOEH, Bonnie, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) LOHMILLER, Nancy, at Dot 350 on Purple Map LONG, Timothy, at Dot 350 on Purple Map; Dot 400 on Blue Map A Lost Moth Gallery, Ad 51, Green Map A, Lstg on 43 LOTT, Ted, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) LOTTEN, Charles and Daniel, at gallery #96 (Orange Map C) LOUDY, Pam, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) LUBBERT, Larry, at Dot 252 on Orange Map A LUBERGER, Chad, at gallery #140 (Green Map A) LUECK, Brady, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) LUEDTKE, Frank, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) LUETKE, Kaye, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) LUKES, Roy, at gallery #44 (Green Map C) LYMANN, Stephen, at gallery #44 (Green Map C) LYON, Kim, at gallery #12 (Red Map A) LYON, Molly, at Dot 202 on Blue Map A LYONS, R. Charlie, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C)

MAANUM, Jeanne, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) MACEJKOVIC, Janet, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) MACKEY, Alison, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) MADARES, Diane, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) MADSEN, Stephany, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) MAEDER, June, Ad 63, Orange Map A, Lstg on 77; at gallery #68 (Orange Map A) MAGAKIS, Gary, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A MAIN, Steven, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) MAKTIMA, Duane, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) MALEC, Ralph, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B MALENCHIK, Thia, at gallery #115 (Blue Map B) MALTMAN, Liz, at gallery #141 (Green Map A); Dot 211 on Orange Map B; Dot 365 on Red Map C MAND, Tom, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) MANDLI, Alex, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) MANN, Barbara, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) MANN, Jason, at Dot 503 on Red Map C MAR, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) MARANA, Alberta, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) MARCOTTE, Tim, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) MARONEK, Jim, at Dot 245 on Purple Map MARSDEN, Ken, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 208 on Green Map C MARSHALL, Brent, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) MARTIN, Susan, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) MARTINEZ, Jesse, at gallery #12 (Red Map A) Martinez Studio, Ad 38, Green Map B, Lstg on 43 MARTINEZ, Sandra, at gallery #38 (Green Map B) MARTINEZ, Wence, at gallery #38 (Green Map B); Dot 540 on Red Map C MARX, Patricia, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) MASSEY, Grant, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) MATUCCI, Tom, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) MATYSZCZYK, Cliff, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C

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johnson - pijan MATZKE, Bridget McCabe, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) MAU, Marjorie, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) MAU, Michael, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) MAURER, Nathan, at gallery #96 (Orange Map C) MAYHEW, Mary Ulm, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) McCARTNEY, Butch, at Dot 540 on Red Map C McCARTNEY, Marilu, at Dot 350 on Purple Map McCARTNEY, Mike, at Dot 540 on Red Map C McCARTNEY, Stevi Lee, at Dot 540 on Red Map C McCURDY, Bob, at Dot 214 on Green Map B McCURDY, Jennifer, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) McDILL, Layl, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) McEVOY, Gene, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B McGINNIS, Christine, at Dot 350 on Purple Map McGOLDRICK, Marilyn, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B McGRATH, Christine, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) McGRATH, Maureen, at gallery #51 (Green Map A) McGUIRE, Cynthia, at gallery #101 (Orange Map C) McINTOSH, Alan, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) McKENSIE, Sandra, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) McKENZIE, Jeannine & Charles, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) McKINDER, Barbara, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) McKINLEY-ARNESON, Kay, at gallery #68 (Orange Map A) McMURRAY, Julia F, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) McNAMARA, John, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) McNEIL, Diane, at gallery #3 (Purple Map) McVAY, Callahan, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) MEAD, Jamie, at gallery #2 (Purple Map) MEAD, Mary Beth, at Dot 350 on Purple Map MECIKALSKI, Eugene, at gallery #65 (Orange Map B) MEDLER, Zach, at Dot 350 on Purple Map MEILAHN, Michael, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) MEINERS, Lynn, at Dot 220 on Green Map C MEISSNER, Chris, at gallery #42 (Green Map C); Dot 350 on Purple Map MENGERT, Carl, at galleries #85 (Orange Map C); #94 (Orange Map C) MENGHETTI, Andrea, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) MESSENGER, Shawn, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) MESZAROS, Ruth, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) METZLOFF, Kyle, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B MEYER, Cynthia, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C MEYER, Geri, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) MEYER, Jim, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) MEYER, Roger, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C MICHAUD, Michael, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) MICHEL, Ginger, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) MICKEVIUS, Ray, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) Midsummer’s Music Festival, Ad 106, Blue Map B, Lstg on 108 MIELKE, Jim, at gallery #120 (Purple Map) MILIERIS, Edwardo, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) Mill Road Gallery, Ad 142, Blue Map B, Lstg on 108 Miller Art Museum, Ad 14, Red Map C, Lstg on 26 MILLER, Caron, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) MILLER, Fannie, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) MILLER, Fay, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) MILLER, Gerhard C.F., at Dot 305 on Red Map B; galleries #14 (Red Map C); #85 (Orange Map C) MILLER, GL, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) MILLER, Rosie, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) MILLER, Ryan, at gallery #42 (Green Map C); Dot 211 on Orange Map B MILLER, Tim, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C MILLER-HUBBARD, Joan, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) MILLIGAN, Kerry, at Dot 535 on Red Map B

MILLS, Michael, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) MIOTKE, Anne, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) MISSELT, Gretchen, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B MISSNER, Michele, at Dot 350 on Purple Map MOLTER, Shannon, at Dot 350 on Purple Map MONTGOMERY, Noah, at gallery #11 (Green Map A) MONTOYA/ORTIZ, Luis/Leslie, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) MOORE, Charlie, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) MORGAN, Carol, at Dot 350 on Purple Map MORIARTY, Marge, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) Morning Mist Studio, Ad 37, Green Map B, Lstg on 48 MORRISSEAU, Virginia, at Dot 350 on Purple Map MORSE, Janine, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) MORTL, Deb, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) MORTONSON, Sally, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) MOTAWI, Nawal, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) MOUTRAY, Denny, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B MUELLER, Kate, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) MUELLER, Richard, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) MUELLER, Taylor, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A MULLAN, Jim and Tori, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) MULLINS, Lynn, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) MURPHY, Pam, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) MURRAY, William, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) MURTAUGH, Susan, at gallery #16 (Red Map A) MUTCHLER, Sherry, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B MYRAH, Dagny, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A)

NACHREINER, Tom, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) NAGEL, Allyson, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) NANCE, Sarah, at Dot 350 on Purple Map NAYLOR, Karen, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A N-COSTELLO, Dagmara, at Dot 350 on Purple Map NEBUCHADNEZZAR, Olena, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) NEILSON, Jenifer, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C NELSON, Gail, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) NELSON, Judi, at Dot 430 on Blue Map A NELSON, Tom, at Dot 350 on Purple Map NEUGEBAUER, Judith, at Dot 200 on Green Map C NEUWIRTH, Patrick, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) NEWKIRK, Peter, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) Newport House Gallery, Ad 6, Purple Map, Lstg on 117 NEWQUIST, Karen, at Dot 210 on Red Map A; Dot 214 on Green Map B; Dot 350 on Purple Map NEWSTAT, Barry, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) NICHOLAS, Sharon, at gallery #2 (Purple Map) NICHOLS, Susan, at Dot 208 on Green Map C NICKOLS, Marcia, at gallery #93 (Orange Map C); Dot 350 on Purple Map NIEDZIAKOWSKI, Janice, at Dot 220 on Green Map C NIELSEN, Jennifer, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) NIEMI, Bruce, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) NIENOW, Nathaniel, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) NILSEN, Jim, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) NOBBE, Maxine, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C NOLAN, Erin, at gallery #140 (Green Map A) NOLT, Alma, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) NORSTAD, David, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) NUANCE BLOWN GLASS, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) NYBERG, Tim, ad 9, (Red Map C), Lstg on 30; at gallery 16, (Red Map A); at Dot 540 on Red Map C NYCZ, Rebecca, at Dot 350 on Purple Map

O’CONNOR, Barbra, at gallery #2 (Purple Map) ODEGAARD, Ron, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B O’DELL, Spike, at Dot 400 on Blue Map A Off the Wheel Pottery, Ad 11, Green Map A, Lstg on 43 OFF, Audrey M, at galleries #20 (Red Map C); #39 (Green Map B)

OHL, Kelly Jean, at Dot 350 on Purple Map OHMAN, Christine, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C OLIVERSON, Larry, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) OLSON, Deborah, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C OLSON, Irene, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) OLSON, Pat, at galleries #20 (Red Map C); #31 (Red Map C) ORECK, Kaaren, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) ORR, Rita, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) ORTEGA, Hector, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) ORTNER-BLAKE, Lorraine, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C OSAJDEN, Paula, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) OSBURN, Carole, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C OSTERBERG, Gail, at Dot 350 on Purple Map O’SULLIVAN, Nancy, at Dot 350 on Purple Map OTFINOSKI, Peter, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) OTIS, Irene, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) OVERBECK, Karin, at Dot 545 on Red Map B

PACILEO, Cindy, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) PAESEL, Audrey Lundquist, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) PAGE, Colin, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) Paint Box Gallery, Ad 85, Orange Map C, Lstg on 82 PALMER, Alison, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) PANGERL, Michael R., at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) PANTHER, Jenwah, at Dot 551 on Red Map C PAPE, Sandra McCutcheon, at galleries #85 (Orange Map C); #141 (Green Map A) PARKER, Cheryl Stidwell, at Dot 209 on Green Map B; gallery #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 350 on Purple Map PARKER, Sue, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) PARR, Patsy, at Dot 350 on Purple Map PARSONS, Beth, at gallery #109 (Blue Map B); at Dot 350 on Purple Map PARUCH, Bonnie, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A); Dot 270 on Purple Map PASSIKO, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) Pat Olson Studio, Ad 31, Red Map C, Lstg on 30 PATT, Richard, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) PATTERSON, Carol, at gallery #115 (Blue Map B); Dot 210 on Red Map A Patty Degenhardt Gallery/Studio, Ad 70, Orange Map B, Lstg on 69 Paul David Fine Jewelry & Gallery, Ad 71, Orange Map B, Lstg on 77 PAULSRUD, Pamela, at Dot 350 on Purple Map PEARCE, Annie, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) PEDLER, Kim, at Dot 501 on Red Map C PEIPER, Greg, at gallery #65 (Orange Map B) PEISER, Mark, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) PELLET, Lea, at Dot 350 on Purple Map PENCE, Robert, at gallery #44 (Green Map C) Peninsula Music Festival Story, 26 Peninsula Music Festival, Ad 84, Orange Map B, Lstg on 82 Peninsula Players, Ad 79, Orange Map A, Lstg on 77 Peninsula School of Art, Ad 54, Orange Map B, Lstg on 77 PERL, Karen, at Dot 350 on Purple Map PERNU, Bob, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) PETERS, Rosie, at Dot 277 on Orange Map A PETERSON, Angela, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) PETERSON, Charles L., at galleries #20 (Red Map C); #44 (Green Map C); #68 (Orange Map A); #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 300 on Orange Map C PETERSON, George, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A PETERSON, Sandra, at galleries #20 (Red Map C); #39 (Green Map B); Dot 242 on Red Map C PETERSON, Shane, at gallery #25 (Red Map C); Dot 216 on Red Map C PETRILLO, Claire, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) PFISTER, Penny, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 456 on Orange Map B PFLEGER, Donna, at Dot 350 on Purple Map PHILABAUM, Tom, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) PHILLIPS, Renee, at gallery #12 (Red Map A) PIEPER, Kenny, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A PIJAN, Leonard, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C)

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index PKJ Designs & Michael Beaster Furniture, Ad 93, Orange Map C, Lstg on 82 PLACE, Sandra, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C); #120 (Purple Map) PLOUGHE, Susan, at gallery #118 (Orange Map A) Plum Bottom Pottery, Ad 140, Green Map A, Lstg on 45 POEHLMANN, Joanna, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) POLIKARPOV, Pasha, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) POLLERA, Daniel, at gallery #101 (Orange Map C) POMPLUN, Georgene, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) POND, Jerry, at Dot 220 on Green Map C Popelka Trenchard Studio, Ad 33, Red Map C, Lstg on 30 POPELKA, Jeremy, at galleries #33 (Red Map C); #8 (Orange Map A) PORTER, Richard, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) Potters Wheel Gallery, Ad 65, Orange Map B, Lstg on 77 POWELL, Ann, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) POYER, Jimmy, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) POZYCINSKI, Joseph & Georgia, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) PRANGERL, Mike, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) PRENZLER, Doris Petersen, at Dot 252 on Orange Map A PRESNAIL, Peter, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) PREY, Ann, at gallery #2 (Purple Map) PRINE, Gene, at Dot 350 on Purple Map PRISTAS, Tracy Lynn, Ad 95, Orange Map C, Lstg on 86; at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) PROKOP, Andrew, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) Public Galleries, 15

QUALBEN, Jonathon, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) QUARTETTI, Leonard, at gallery #38 (Green Map B)

RABER, Ada, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) RADTKE, Barbara, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) RADTKE, Patsy, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 270 on Orange Map C Ram Rojas Studio, Ad 17, Red Map C, Lstg on 30 RANLY, Doc, at Dot 510 on Red Map C RASMUSSEN, Beth, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B RASMUSSEN, John, at gallery #109 (Blue Map B) RAUP, David, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C RAWLINGS, Leda, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) RD Bentley Studio/Gallery, Ad 122, Purple Map, Lstg on 117 REBMANN, Ginny, at Dot 285 on Orange Map C REDLIN, Terry, at gallery #44 (Green Map C) REED, Rebecca, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B REGULA, Ingrid, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) REIDY, Judith, at Dot 350 on Purple Map REILING, Jude Ryan, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) REIMER, Dave, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) REINEKING, Gene, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) RERICHA, Jim, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) REZAC, Petr & Katia, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) RHEBERG, Judith, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B RICE, Lewis, at Dot 350 on Purple Map RICKARD, Bob, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) RICKE, Mark, at gallery #6 (Purple Map) RING, Gail, at galleries #39 (Green Map B); #85 (Orange Map C) RINKLEFF, Erik, at Dot 292 on Orange Map C RINKLEFF, Mary Ann, at Dot 292 on Orange Map C RISCH, Rick, at Dot 365 on Red Map C RITCHEY, Gale, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B); Dot 456 on Orange Map B RIVEN, Barry, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C ROBERTS, Philippa, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) ROBERTS, William, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C)

ROBISON, Patrick, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) ROCHESTER, Gregg, at gallery #16 (Red Map A) Rocks of Ages, Ad 29, Red Map A, Lstg on 23 RODGERS, Elizabeth, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) ROENNING, Kristi, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) ROGERS, Stella, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) ROJAS, Ram, at gallery #17 (Red Map C) ROSE, Jim, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) Rosemaling by Eileen, at Dot 208 on Green Map C ROSENBERGER, Robert, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) ROSS, Mary, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B ROTZOLL, Harold, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) ROWBOTTOM, Susan, at Dot 350 on Purple Map ROWE, Alan, at Dot 525 on Green Map A ROWE, Char, at Dot 525 on Green Map A ROY, Tammy, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) RUKOVINA, Betsy, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C RUNKLE, Matthew, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) RUSH, Tommie Pratt, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) RUSSELL, Gail, at gallery #65 (Orange Map B) Rustic Fish Gallery, Dot 292 on, Orange Map C, Lstg on 86 RYAN, Una, at Dot 350 on Purple Map

SACHS, Sue, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) SALOUTOS, Dematra, at gallery #118 (Orange Map A) Samara Jewelry Designs, Ad 34, Red Map C, Lstg on 32 SAMPLE, Joan, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C SANDERS, Gerald, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C SANDOR, Ruth, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B SANDS, Donna, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) SANDSTROM, Bonnie, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B Santa Fe Shop, Ad 66, Orange Map B, Lstg on 77 SANTINI, Michael, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 200 on Blue Map A SARGEANT, Tom, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) SARGENT, Nancy, at Dot 301 on Orange Map A SARON, Dianne, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C); Dot 456 on Orange Map B SATAVA, Rick, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) SAUCK, Mark, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) SAUER, Jim, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) SAVILLE, Ian, at Dot 350 on Purple Map SAYERS, John A., at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) SCANDIN, Mary Jo, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) SCHABES, April, at gallery #11 (Green Map A) SCHAFFNER, Sharon, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) SCHANTZ, Mai Wyn, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) SCHAPPE, Gary, at Dot 350 on Purple Map SCHELLINGER, Lorraine, at Dot 220 on Green Map C SCHERER, Clarence, at gallery #44 (Green Map C) SCHERER, David, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) SCHERER, Lori, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) SCHEUER, Nick, at Dot 252 on Orange Map A SCHMELZER, John, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) SCHMIDT, Jack A, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) SCHMIDT, Nancy, at Dot 252 on Orange Map A SCHMIDT, Scot, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C SCHMIDT, Walt, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) SCHMITH, Mary Jo, at gallery #16 (Red Map A) SCHNEIDER, John, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) SCHNEIDER, Ken, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) SCHOWALTER, Nana, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B SCHRADER, Darrel, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B SCHUETTE, Rick, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C SCHULMAN, Davida, at Dot 350 on Purple Map SCHWALLER, Renee, at gallery #11 (Green Map A) SCHWARTZ, David, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) SCHWENGEL, Paulette, at gallery #2 (Purple Map) SCRATTISH, Sharon, at gallery #42 (Green Map C)

Scrimshanders, Ad 98, Orange Map C, Lstg on 86 SEABOYER, Lisa, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C SEAGARD, Tom, at galleries #142 (Blue Map B); #12 (Red Map A); #85 (Orange Map C); #101 (Orange Map C) SEALY, Phil, at Dot 220 on Green Map C SEAQUIST, Bonnie, at Dot 350 on Purple Map SEASHOLTZ, Marion, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) SEE, Lawrie, at gallery #109 (Blue Map B) SEKIGUCHI, Risa, at gallery #118 (Orange Map A) SENN, Joan & Tim, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) SEVOSS, Allan, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) SEWARD, Duane, at Dot 350 on Purple Map SEYBOLD, Fritz, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B SHAFER, Douglas, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) SHALLMAN, Anna, at Dot 350 on Purple Map SHANAHAN, Karen, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B SHAPERO, Rick, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) SHAW, Christa, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) SHAW, Julie, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) SHEARD, Linda, at gallery #19 (Red Map B) SHIPPERLEY, George, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) SHOR, Jonathan, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) SIBILSKY, Bren, at gallery #12 (Red Map A) SIBILSKY, Randal, at gallery #12 (Red Map A) SIENNA, at Dot 350 on Purple Map Sievers School of Fiber Arts, Ad 128, Purple Map, Lstg on 119 SILES, Madonna, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B SILLS, Neva, at gallery #38 (Green Map B) Silver Poplar Studios, Dot 245 on, Purple Map, Lstg on 117 SILVERMAN, Terry, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) SIMMONS, Scott, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) SIMMONS, Wayne, at gallery #123 (Purple Map) SIMON, Christine, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) SIMPSON, Josh, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) SINGER, Tommy, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) SINGEWALD, Joe, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) SINNETT, Dee, at galleries #49 (Green Map B); #85 (Orange Map C) SISULAK, Mary Ellen, at gallery #2 (Purple Map) SKIBA, Noel, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) SKROCH, Mike, at gallery #16 (Red Map A) SLIVOVSKY, Barbara, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) SLOAN, Debra, at Dot 350 on Purple Map SLOTZKIN, Alex, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) SLY, Kristy, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) SMALL, Stacey, at Dot 220 on Green Map C; Dot 530 on Red Map C SMITH, Carter, at gallery #118 (Orange Map A) SMITH, Colette Odya, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) SMITH, David, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) SMITH, Janet, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) SMITH, Kelly, at Dot 208 on Green Map C SMITH, Lesley-Bruce, at gallery #2 (Purple Map) SMOLAK, Louis, at Dot 565 on Orange Map C SNYDER, Evelyn, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C SOLOMON, Beth, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) SOMERS, Frederick D., at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) SOMMERFELT, Chris, at Dot 350 on Purple Map SOW, Adama, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) SPARSHOTT, Deborah/Mark, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) SPEIGHT, John, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) SPENCER, Barbara, at Dot 350 on Purple Map SPENCER, Lisa, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) SPENCER, Rita, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B SPROGUE-TOPELMANN, Ellen, at Dot 280 on Orange Map C; gallery #101 (Orange Map C) ST JOHN, Stephanie, at Dot 214 on Green Map B ST PIERRE, Robert, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) STANASZEK, Kathryn, at gallery #42 (Green Map C); Dot 235 on Green Map A STANG, Judie, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C STANKARD, Paul J., at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) STARK, Alfred, at gallery #16 (Red Map A) STARK, Roger, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) STAROSKA, Tony, at gallery #53 (Green Map A)

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pkj designs - zweifel STEINFELDT, Sr. Clarice, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) STEINMETZ, Peter, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) STEPHENS, Al & Sylvia, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) STERBA, Antonin, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) STERNARD, Lee, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) STEWART, David and Gail, at gallery #120 (Purple Map) STINSON, Don, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) STONE, Cohn, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A STONER, Gabe, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) STORY, BK, at Dot 221 on Green Map C STORY, Rob, at Dot 221 on Green Map C STOUT, Jacob, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A STOUT, John, at Dot 311 on Orange Map B STREU, Mary, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B STROEBEL, Jane Boller, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) STROMQUIST, Anne, at Dot 220 on Green Map C STUBENVOLL, Karl, at Dot 218 on Orange Map B STUDIO PARIN, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A STUELKE, Linda, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) STULTZ, Jennifer, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C; Dot 350 on Purple Map Sturgeon Bay Fine Arts Fair, Ad 27, Red Map B, Lstg on 32 Sturgeon Bay Visitor Center, Dot 300, Red Map C SUDDUTH, Mark J, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) SUGIKI, Boyd, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A SUMMERFELDT, Chris, at Dot 200 on Green Map B SUSIEHYER, at gallery #115 (Blue Map B) Swamp House Gallery/Peninsula Photo Imaging, Dot 277 on, Orange Map A, Lstg on 82 SWARTZ, Ken, at Dot 350 on Purple Map SWEENEY, Barbara, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B Sweet Meadow Studio, Ad 49, Green Map B, Lstg on 48 SWEET, Pamela, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C)

TAPPAN, Cecilia, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) TAYLOR, Amy, at Dot 350 on Purple Map TAYLOR, Gretchen, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) TAYLOR, J Jeffrey, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) TAYLOR, Kal, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B TCHERNETSKAJA, Natalja, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) TEETER, Mary, at gallery #6 (Purple Map) TENNESON-McCARTY, Janet, Ad 59, Orange Map A, Lstg on 32; at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) Third Avenue Playhouse, Dot 358 on, Red Map C THOMAS, Joel, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) THOMPSON, Don, at Dot 400 on Blue Map A THORESON, Larry & Judy, at gallery #7 (Purple Map) THRALL, Arthur, at gallery #65 (Orange Map B) Tim Nyberg/G42, Ad 9, Red Map C, Lstg on 30; at gallery #16 (Red Map A); at Dot 540 on Red Map C TIMM, Hermke, at Dot 375 on Red Map B; g allery #85 (Orange Map C) TIMM, Joan S, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) TIMMERMAN, Barbara, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B TLACHAC, Janet, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) TLACHAC, Sara, at Dot 350 on Purple Map TOBIN, Carrie, at gallery #96 (Orange Map C) TOFFOLON, Davide, at gallery #140 (Green Map A) TOMTER, Judith, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) TOPELMANN, Karsten, at Dot 280 on Orange Map C; galleries #85 (Orange Map C); #101 (Orange Map C) TORTORELLA, Jill, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C TOWNSEND, Leigh, at Dot 350 on Purple Map TR Pottery, Dot 311 on, Orange Map B, Lstg on 77 TRAYNOR, Alan, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) TRENCHARD, Stephanie, at galleries #33 (Red Map C); #8 (Orange Map A) TRIMPOL, Michael, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) TRISTINI, Ann, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C)

TROYER, Pat, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) Trueblood Performing Arts Center, Ad 131, Purple Map, Lstg on 119 TRUPIN, Donna Lindboe, Ad 91, Orange Map C, Lstg on 77; at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) TUCHSCHERER, Marsha, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) TUMPACH, Cynthia, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) TURNBLADH, Cy, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B); Dot 320 on Orange Map A TURNER, Gordon, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C Turtle Ridge Gallery, Ad 2, Purple Map, Lstg on 117 TURY, John, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C)

UGONE, Janna, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) UHL, Mary A, at Dot 351 on Orange Map B; galleries #20 (Red Map C); #101 (Orange Map C) ULVILDEN, Pipka, at Dot 403 on Blue Map B UREN, Steve, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) UTTECH, Tom, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) UTZINGER, Margaret, at Dot 305 on Red Map B

VAIL, Frances E, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) VAN BOXTEL, Roger, at gallery #98 (Orange Map C) VAN HORN, Larkin Joan, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) VANDEN HOUTEN, Dale, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) VANDERVINNE, Mark, at gallery #68 (Orange Map A) VARGA, Victoria, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) VAUGHN, Kathryn, at galleries #12 (Red Map A); #85 (Orange Map C) VAVRA, Kathie, at Dot 243 on Green Map A VAVRA, Kerry, at Dot 243 on Green Map A VERNON, Karen, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A VICKERY, Charles, at Dot 220 on Green Map C VIEBROCK, Nancy, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) VILLANO, Len, at gallery #35 VINEYARD, Sue, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B VON NEUMAN, Robert, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) VOSS, Jessie, at gallery #11 (Green Map A) VOSS, Todd, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C)

WAITE, Jerry, at gallery #20 (Red Map C) WALKER, Allin, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) WALLACE, Lenox, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) WALTON, Tal, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) WALVORT, Larry, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C WANGSNESS, Norma J, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) WARD, Gina, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B WARD, Jandellyn, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C WARD, Susan, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A WARECKI, Bonnie, at gallery #68 (Orange Map A) Washington Island Art & Nature Center, Ad 130, Purple Map, Lstg on 119 Washington Island Music Fest, Ad 129, Purple Map, Lstg on 119 Water Street Gallery, Ad 101, Orange Map C, Lstg on 86 WATERS, Claudia, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) WATERS, Kim, at Dot 435 on Blue Map A WATSON, Brian, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C WATSON, Jo, at Dot 350 on Purple Map WATSON, Mary, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C WAUTERS, Laural Virtues, at Dot 214 on Green Map B Wayne Caldwell Simmons Studio Gallery, Ad 123, Purple Map, Lstg on 117 WEAVER, Ed, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) WEIDERT, Mary Jo, at Dot 350 on Purple Map WEIGMAN, Kathy, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C WELO, Larry, at gallery #120 (Purple Map) WENBERG, Brenda, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) WENDLAND, Paula Zinngrabe, at Dot 210 on Red Map A WESSEL, Curt, at Dot 311 on Orange Map B

WGN Celebrity Coffee Cup Museum, at Dot 400 on Blue Map A WHARTON, Candone, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A WHEELER, Kathie, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) WHITAKER, Lyman, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) WHITE, Charles, at gallery #44 (Green Map C) WHITE, Doris, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) WHITNEY, Sue, at Dot 220 on Green Map C WICK, Gary, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C WICKERT, Keith, at Dot 456 on Orange Map B WICKHAM, Janet, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) WICKSTROM, Ralph, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) WIEDEMEIR, Norm, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) WILDE, Jonathan, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) WILKE, Kathleen, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) WILKINSON, David, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B WILLEY, Lorin, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) WILLIAMS, Cheryl, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) WILLIAMS, Lisa, at gallery #66 (Orange Map B) WILLIAMS, Rob, at Dot 241 on Purple Map; gallery #85 (Orange Map C) WILLIAMS, Shirley, at Dot 241 on Purple Map WILLING, Bea, at Dot 220 on Green Map C WINFISKY, Jonathan, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) WINKLER, Anita, at gallery #141 (Green Map A) WINSTON, Geri, at Dot 230 on Green Map C WINTER, Martha, at gallery #120 (Purple Map) WINTER, Michelle Zjala, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) WIRCH, Karen, at Dot 420 on Blue Map B WISCONSIN ART Permanent Collection, at gallery #14 (Red Map C) WOHL, Edward, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) WOLF, Lynita, at gallery #11 (Green Map A) WOLF, Maureen, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C WOLFGRAM, Ruth, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) WOLST, Archelle (Buttons), at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) WOODSIDE, Terri, at Dot 350 on Purple Map Woodwalk Gallery, Ad 141, Green Map A, Lstg on 45 WORKS, Lou, at gallery #2 (Purple Map) WRIGHT, David, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) WRIGHT, Laurie, at gallery #67 (Orange Map B) WU, Leslie, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) WYATT, Peter, at Dot 555 on Red Map B WYNVEEN, Phillip, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) WYSOCKI, Stephen, at gallery #16 (Red Map A)

XIAO, Shunzhi, at gallery #118 (Orange Map A)

YAMAMOTO, Judith, at gallery #42 (Green Map C); Dot 270 on Orange Map C YANOVSKY, Slava, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) YAZEL, Kirk, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) YODER, Ellen, at gallery #39 (Green Map B) YOTHERS, Hanni, at gallery #11 (Green Map A) YOUELL, Sylvia, at Dot 248 on Blue Map A; gallery #120 (Purple Map) YOUNG, Brent Lee, at gallery #8 (Orange Map A) YOUNG, Carol, at gallery #101 (Orange Map C) YOUNG, Nancy, at Dot 270 on Orange Map C YOUNG, Rina, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) YUTZY, Laura, at gallery #39 (Green Map B)

Zabler Design Jewelers, Ad 96, Orange Map C, Lstg on 86 ZABLER, Russ, at gallery #96 (Orange Map C) ZACHARIASEN, Amy, at Dot 380 on Green Map A ZAKRY, Suzanne, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) ZALUZEC, Pete, at gallery #87 (Orange Map C) ZELEDON, Armando, at gallery #38 (Green Map B) ZELIS, Rebecca, at gallery #94 (Orange Map C) ZIEGLER, Rusty, at gallery #42 (Green Map C) ZILISCH, Kenneth, at gallery #85 (Orange Map C) ZOELLICK, Scott, at gallery #44 (Green Map C) ZUEGE, Robin, at Dot 405 on Blue Map B ZUKAUSKIENE, Asta, at gallery #2 (Purple Map) ZWEIFEL, Bill, at Dot 200 on Blue Map A

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