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G U I D E 2011 - ISSUE 5 HOW TO USE THE GUIDE This year’s guide is divided into five sections.

Each ad, descriptive listing, and map is color coded to correspond to its section. Red includes the peninsula’s southern communities and Sturgeon Bay. Green includes Carlsville, Jacksonport, Egg Harbor, Baileys Harbor & Juddville. Orange includes Fish Creek & Ephraim. Blue includes Sister Bay.Violet includes Rowleys Bay & North.

“Pages” 1-145: In this guide, you’ll see what appear to be page numbers between 1 and 145.

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 the alphabetical index at the back of the 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 145 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.

For example: • 11 refers to “page” 11 • 235 refers to the dot # 235 on green map A.

ORDERING INFORMATION This complimentary guide is also available by mail for $6.95 (shipping and handling). Mail to Door County Publishing, Attn: Arts Guide, PO Box 130, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235. Call 800-500-5321, ext. 132

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FEATURES

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artists remembered................................ 30 Bob Thompson tribute........................... 78 cover story: Charles Peterson................ 87 visual & performing arts calendar......... 121

Exhibits / Permanent Collection / Gift Shop January 22 - March 1 A Reverie of Painting: Schomer Lichtner and Ruth Grotenrath

ALGOMA, SOUTHERN DOOR & STURGEON BAY

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CARLSVILLE, JACKSONPORT, EGG HARBOR, BAILEYS HARBOR & JUDDVILLE

AMO GALLERY & FRAMERY Door County’s expert custom framery with over 30 years experience.

ads / listings...................................... 28-49 green map A (carlsville, egg harbor & juddville).................42 green map B (baileys harbor & jacksonport ).................. 44 green map C (egg harbor detail). ............. 47

March 5 - April 18 Abstractions: Small Group Invitational April 23 - May 31 37th Annual Salon of Door County High School Art June 4 - July 19 Wisconsin Wildlife Biennial XV July 23 - September 13 Centennial Photographer Christopher Winters September 17 - November 8 36th Juried Annual November 12 - December 28 Deck the Halls With Art

FISH CREEK & EPHRAIM

SISTER BAY

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ROWLEYS BAY & NORTH

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Schomer Lichtner, serigraph

ads / listings...................................... 50-97 orange map A (fish creek, ephraim area). .. 90 orange map B (fish creek detail). ............. 92 orange map C (ephraim detail). ............... 95

INDEX............................................................... 135 Publisher Kevin Corrado General Manager Gina Ward Contributing Editor Jon Gast Consultant Tim Nyberg Editorial Assistant Faith Frykman

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Advertising Consultants Kim Jacobs, Ann Kaminski Layout/Design William Vandermause Published by Door County Magazine

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As is reflected in this guide, Door

County’s town and village roads are lined with art galleries and working studios, giving residents and visitors countless opportunities to explore the peninsula’s contemporary arts scene. The works found there not only reflect the Peninsula’s immense impact on the artist, but also underscores the core of what makes it such an attraction.

The many private galleries and studios in this guide are only a part of the majestic canvas that reflects the Peninsula’s beauty. There are also the free public galleries, comprising a Sturgeon Bay art museum, an Ephraim arts center and four art galleries scattered from Sturgeon Bay in the south to Sister Bay in the north.

The 2011 schedule is dotted with highlights, many of which have been set and are included in this guide’s calendar of events. Some of those highlights included on that list are The Peninsula School of Art renowned Plein Air Festival as well as the venerable Miller Art Museum in Sturgeon Bay and the Hardy Gallery in Ephraim which each present top-quality Juried Exhibitions each year.

The esteemed Birch Creek Music Performance Center is more than just music. It opened its own free public gallery three years ago. The Melzer Gallery is located in the new rehearsal facility at Birch Creek.

On the same note, the Door Community Auditorium in Fish Creek offers more than music and theater. It houses The Link Gallery.

Melzer Gallery

Birch Creek’s Melzer Gallery is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily during the concert season, with extended hours on concert evenings. During the offseason, visitors must call ahead to arrange a tour.

Also, Birch Creek requests that visitors call ahead if they would like to see the photographs hanging in the barn halls. Birch Creek is located three miles east of Egg Harbor on County Road E.

Corner Gallery

The Corner Gallery, located on the first floor of Door County Medical Center in Sturgeon Bay, features the work of one local artist per month throughout the year.

The Hardy

The Hardy is located at Ephraim’s Anderson Dock, a national historic landmark that celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2008. The art center, now in

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its 49th season, offers art exhibitions, special events and educational outreach programs. It’s open from May to October.

Guenzel Gallery

Housed in a round barn on the Peninsula School of Art’s Fish Creek campus, the Guenzel Gallery is designed to exhibit local, regional and national artists, educate audiences, encourage collaboration between artistic disciplines and link with the school’s programs. The gallery celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2009 and is open year-round.

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. It is open year-round.

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. The Miller is open year-round.

Unitarian Universalist Gallery

The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Door County, located in Ephraim, has a public art gallery with year-round monthly art exhibitions featuring the work of regional artists in all media.

The UU Gallery also has an impressive permanent collection that includes the work of Angela Lensch and Louis Smolak.

For more information, contact the Corner Gallery at (920) 743-8728; the Hardy Gallery at (920) 854-2210 or www.thehardy.org; the Guenzel Gallery at (920) 868-3455 or www. peninsulaartschool.com/Guenzel_Gallery. html; the Link Gallery at (920) 868-2728 or www.dcauditorium.org/pages/thelinkgallery. asp; the Melzer Gallery at (920) 868-3763 or www.birchcreek.org; the Miller Art Museum at (920) 746-0707 or www.millerartmuseum. org; and the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Door County at (920) 854-7559 or www.uufdc.org.

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Door County wouldn’t leave without at visit to at least one state park or shopping its many boutiques and galleries. The same could be said for its remarkable array of performing arts opportunities.

Theatre

Situated on a spectacular piece of waterfront property on Peninsula Players Road between Fish Creek and Egg Harbor, the Peninsula Players is in its 76th season. A new stunning stage house is in keeping with the theater’s open-air pavilion feel for which it is famous. The season begins in mid-June and extends into October and consists of five plays.

For more information, call 920-868-3287 or visit www.peninsulaplayers.com.

Since 1990, American Folklore Theatre has set its stage deep in the woods in Peninsula State Park. AFT’s stage is surrounded by tall trees and covered with nothing but a star-lit sky. It’s classic Door County and the shows normally have a strong northern Wisconsin flavor. The season runs midJune through August followed by an indoor fall offering. Tickets are sold one hour prior to show time or in advance by calling 920-854-6117. A state park

sticker is not required to see the show. Visit www. folkloretheatre.com for information on shows.

Door Shakespeare has used Door County’s stunning natural qualities as a backdrop for its offerings since its debut in 1999. Performances are held in the garden at Bjorklunden Estate, located on the shores of Lake Michigan south of Baileys Harbor.

Door Shakespeare’s season runs from mid-July through much of August. For information, call 920-839-1500 or visit www.doorshakespeare.com.

MUSIC

The Door Community Auditorium in Fish Creek continues its 20-year tradition of bringing bigname entertainment to the Peninsula. In past years, such legendary performers like Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, Bob Newhart, Willie Nelson and many more have graced the Auditorium’s stage. Contact the Auditorium box office at 920-868-2728 or go online at www.dcauditorium.com.

The Peninsula Music Festival is a Door County tradition spanning 56 years.

Traditionally nine concerts in length, the season spans the first three weeks of August and features some of the finest performers in the classical music

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FAITH FRYKMAN STUDIO Above the garage behind 617 Kentucky St, Sturgeon Bay. Working artist studio. Figurative and abstract paintings by Faith. Stunning art photos by Rob Stieg. Open May-Oct, Thu-Mon, noon-5.

920-559-0685. www.faithfrykman.com.

G42 (GALLERY 42) Tim Nyberg has been a professional designer and awardwinning illustrator for over three decades. In the past four years Tim has developed both his vibrant art style and an enthusiastic following. His work is shown at various locations throughout the Door Peninsula. Studio open by appointment. 920-785-1123. More information online at: g42art.com.

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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.

920-746-0707. www.millerartmuseum.org.

GERHARD C.F. MILLER GALLERY 4239 N Bay Shore Dr, Sturgeon Bay. Door County’s first gallery, this year presenting reproductions of Gerhard’s artwork and rosemaling by his daughter, “Sis” Miller Utzinger. Sis will give half-hour demonstrations of her Norwegian rosemaling. Open Wed & Sat 2-5pm (late June-late Aug). 920-743-6365.

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POTAWATOMI STATE PARK PAT OLSON, Sturgeon Bay. Fine art paintings and whimsical designs in pastel and acrylics.

Landscapes, whimsical 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. 920743-8148. E-mail: patolson624@gmail.com.

STURGEON BAY FINE ART FAIR A two-day 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 welcoming children with entertainment, games and art projects.

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located in the former Donna movie theater in downtown Sturgeon Bay, has established itself as a promoter of theater and music at all talent levels.

For additional information, call 920-743-1760 or visit www.thirdavenueplayhouse.com.

The Midsummer’s Music Festival brings world-class chamber music to the Door and to the county’s various constituencies. For information, call 920-854-7088 or visit online at www.midsummersmusic.com.

Washington Island also features top-notch entertainment. The Island Players present periodic performances while the Washington Island Music Festival takes place in early August. Call the Players at 920-847-2215 for up-to-date information or visit www.islandplayers.org. Information on the Music Festival can be found at 920-847-3434 or www.washingtonislandmusicfestival.com.

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POPELKA TRENCHARD GLASS 64 S 2nd Ave, Sturgeon Bay. Meet the artists and see 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 & Jeremy Popelka. Blowing demonstrations and classes are listed our website.

Open daily May-Oct. Limited winter hours.

920-743-7287. www.popelkaglass.com.

SAMARA JEWELRY DESIGNS 33 N 3rd Ave, Sturgeon Bay. Greg & Samara Christian have been designing jewelry locally for 30 years. Their gallery features custom fine jewelry designs, Door County Jewelry, original specialty beads, Limited Edition cancer heart pendants, everything from sterling silver to fine diamonds. Open year-round. 920743-6036. www.samarajewelrydesigns.com.

world. Concerts are every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Door Community Auditorium in Fish Creek. Tickets are available through the Festival office, 3045 Cedar Street in Ephraim or online at www.musicfestival.com.

920-854-4060.

The Birch Creek Music Performance Center, located three miles east of Egg Harbor on Cty Road E, is Door County’s unique summer music school and concert venue, where top professionals come together by day and perform by night in the 500-seat Dutton Concert Barn. Sessions are broken into Symphony, Percussion and Steel Band, and Big Band Jazz. Concerts formally begin at 8 p.m. For complete information, or to reserve tickets, call 920-868-3763 or visit www.birchcreek.org.

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Because the arts community these talented masters created is still relatively young, those who live, play and work in Door County have had priceless opportunities to experience local art history at a personal level — visiting the working studios, seeing new pieces take shape and becoming acquainted with the artists themselves.

But time passes, and in 2010 Door County lost three of its longtime masters: Robert Ekholm, 84, on February 23; Richard Mueller, 69, on July 3; and Louis Smolak, 101, on September 5.

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A graduate of New Trier High School in Evanston, Illinois, and the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Robert Ekholm spent a quarter-century of his life in the classroom. He taught at Wisconsin’s Neenah High School for 25 years and was a John Hay Fellow at Yale University. But a fulltime career as an artist ultimately beckoned, and he relocated to Door County.

Ekholm exhibited his work here since the 1980s, working from the Fish Creek studio he shared with his wife, fellow oil painter Judi Ekholm. His paintings reflect a deep passion for light, color, texture, composi-

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tion and design — as well as for two special regions of North America. “For me, Door County and areas of California have always been magical places that live in my heart and inspire my paintings,� he observed to this writer in a 2006 interview. “The Door Peninsula has an abundance of ever-changing natural beauty. The light here is unique and probably is affected by the amount of water that surrounds its [hundreds of ] miles of shoreline.�

Many of Ekholm’s paintings focused on Door County’s water views. Peninsula State Park was within easy biking distance of his studio, and he commented, “There I have found the sparkling light I can only hope to capture.�

He said his goal was to capture the essence of his feeling for a place, and that inspiration would only come if he could truly feel its energy.

California remained what he called his “escape place,� and his feelings for the land were revealed in paintings such as “I Heard It on the Grapevine,� which depicts Sterling Vineyard in California’s Napa Valley.

Exhibits of Ekholm’s work included shows at Yale University and the University of Wisconsin. His paintings are collected nationally and internationally, and his work is part of the Smithsonian Institution’s permanent collection.

Richard Mueller was born and raised in Plymouth, Wisconsin. Although he took art classes during his school days, he pursued a career as a newspaper advertising salesman.

Then, in 1970, everything changed with the completion and sale of his first coloredpencil drawing. “In the 1970s, he decided to ‘quit working for a living!’� his wife, BJ, recalled with a chuckle. “He wanted to pursue art full time.�

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The Muellers had been visiting Door County for years, and in 1988, they became permanent residents. In Lorraine Mengert’s now out-of-print book “Door County’s Art History,” Richard Mueller noted, “Our principal reason for the move was a change in lifestyle.

We didn’t wish to look back 20 years later and say ‘we could have.’ Instead, we wanted to take advantage of what we felt was meant to be.’”

The Muellers opened their first gallery in Baileys Harbor and then moved into a building next door to the Jack Anderson Gallery in Sister Bay. They would remain there for 17 years, until the Andersons sold the property. From there, they moved into Egg Harbor’s Main Street Shops. The gallery closed in the middle of its 23rd season, when Mueller passed away.

The artist preferred to work in colored pencil, incorporating 12 to 20 different colors with a layering technique of up to 24 layers to get the exact hues he wanted. His favorite subjects were birds, although BJ noted he also had a lot of fun with fruits and vegetables; today his work is found in public and private collections throughout the United States and in Europe.

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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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Nestled in a Dutch farmstead, the gallery features Ed Fenendael’s award-winning watercolors, pastels and oils.

Inspired by the pastoral scenes of Door County and Europe, Fenendael’s paintings evoke a sense of peace, comfort and tranquility.

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They moved to Sister Bay in the mid-20th century, seeking the Door Peninsula’s open spaces and the opportunity to have a studio. He continued to work in a variety of mediums, including Honduran mahogany, bronze and stone.

Creation, for Smolak, was impulsive. And he continued to create well into his golden years.

“Art just comes out, like breathing,” he said at age 97. “I’ve never pinned down inspiration, [and] I don’t try to intellectualize what motivates me. It just happens.”

Lorraine Mengert observed that the growth of the local arts community continues at an astonishingly rapid pace. “[Artists] continue to come,” she wrote.

“Galleries pop up with each new season, each introducing the work of artists not yet familiar to the county. We celebrate the arts.”

We do, indeed. And we celebrate those who have contributed so much of themselves to the peninsula’s unique artistic journey. Thank you, Robert Ekholm, Richard Mueller and Louis Smolak. Your names are forever linked with Door County.

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“Executed in colored pencil, which one could say is a contemporary version of egg tempera painting, Richard’s work has the studied and sacred quality of 13th and 14th century Byzantine art,” said acclaimed Door County artist Craig Blietz. “Richard combined the documentary quality of Audubon with the concern for form and materiality. The key of Richard’s work is clearly the playful side of the artist making its way into these sincere and solemn works of art.”

“He loved what he was doing,” BJ Mueller said. “He loved his art, and he loved sharing it with people. He was an artist through and through — he had a happy life.”

Born in Dubashnik, Belorussia, in 1909, Louis Smolak arrived in the United States at age 4. He grew up in Chicago, attended Lane High School and studied art at the celebrated School of the Art Institute of Chicago; he took master classes for two years with Ukrainian avant-garde artist Alexander Archipenko, a contemporary and friend to Pablo Picasso.

Given the hardships of the Great Depression, Smolak decided to earn an art education degree at Illinois State University. He supported himself through boxing and the machine trade, and in the late 1930s, he took part in the Spanish Civil War, serving with the Abraham Lincoln Brigade.

But his love of art was always there. He commented in a 2007 interview that he started carving the first time he picked up a pen knife and a piece of wood, and he also was constantly drawing and sketching.

Those sketches and early woodcarvings ultimately led to the bronze masterpieces for which he became famous.

Smolak married his wife, Edie, in 1943.

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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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JACKSONPORT JACKSONPORT CRAFT COTTAGE 6275 Hwy 57, Jacksonport. Door Peninsula’s finest handcrafted Amish quilts, Door County Artists Kari Anderson, Audrey Off and others, lighthouse pottery, pins and gifts. Open daily 9-5; winters Fri-Sun 9-5. 920-823-2288.

Amish Quilt Markets, July 14-17 & Oct 6-9, 2011 9am-5pm at Mr G’s Hall in Jacksonport. www.jacksonportcraftcottage.com.

MARTINEZ STUDIO 5877 Hwy 57, one mile south of Jacksonport. Handwoven contemporary tapestry using hand-spun, hand-dyed wool by master weaver and accomplished photographer, Wence Martinez. Biomorphic imagery by Sandra Martinez, presented as paintings, tapestry, and accessories. Featured artist weekends and weaving classes. Open 10-5 seasonally. The couple winters in Oaxaca at their cultural immersion B&B, Casa Picacho. 920-823-2154. www.martinezstudio.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.

Concerts in symphony, percussion and steel band, and big band jazz, June 23-Aug 13, 2011. 920868-3763. www.birchcreek.org.

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 May-Oct, summer evenings, and open in winter. 920-868-3987. www.dovetailgallery.com.

RICHARD EDELMAN Whitefish Bay, WI. www. edelmansculpture.com. “Blue Sail,” a steel sculpture by this artist can be seen in the upland area of the Village of Egg Harbor marina. It is visible from Harbor View Park and the docks. Edelman is represented

by Woodwalk Gallery, Egg Harbor. 920-868-2912. www.woodwalkgallery.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.

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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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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 Sep-Apr. 920-868-3240.

WHITEFISH BAY FARM GALLERY 3831 Clark Lake Rd (County WD), Jacksonport. 29 years of exhibiting fine art and fine craft “on the quiet side.” Fiber art, yarn, handweavings, oil paintings, pottery and wood by 20+ local and regional artists. Learn to spin classes. Open 12-5 daily (closed Tue), May 28 - Oct 16. 920-7431560. www.whitefishbayfarm.com.

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 Nov-Dec, 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.

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Off the Wheel Pottery Reneé Schwaller ~ Resident Potter 4234 Cty. E Egg Harbor, WI 54209

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DOOR SHAKESPEARE Baileys Harbor. Lively, professional, classical theatre for all ages. Door Shakespeare embraces its beautiful natural setting of the Björklunden garden, bringing crackling speech and engaging characters and heart to each play. Outdoors July 8 – Aug. 21. New this year: winter & fall shows. See ad #48. (920) 839-1500. www.doorshakespeare.com

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

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Her original, contemporary women’s apparel is known for its innovative and flattering designs.

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Jan’s Oil paintings and prints depict a wide range of subjects. Rob creates wood turned vessels and hollow forms in native and exotic woods. Open Fri, Sat and Sun, 10-5, June - Oct. 920-8392311. www.erinnwood.com.

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FISH CREEK AMERICAN FOLKLORE THEATRE Heartwarming Musical Comedies to Delight the Whole Family! Three shows “under the stars” at Peninsula State Park Theatre June 15 – August 27; two more September – October at Door Community Auditorium. Money Magazine: “One of the best regional theatres in the country.” See our ad on page 75. 920-854-6117. www.FolkloreTheatre.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. 920-868-9222. www.artfulartisan.com.

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.

BLUFF HOUSE STUDIO 9049 Gibraltar Bluff Rd, Fish Creek. Open May-Oct, Fri-Sat, 1-4pm; also by appointment or chance. In her studio overlooking Green Bay waters, Nancy Sargent creates bright, colorful, floral and still life acrylic paintings, along with works by her sister, artist, Andrea Jauquet. 920-868-2882.

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.

PAT T Y D E G E N H A R D T S T U D I O / 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.

DOOR COMMUNITY AUDITORIUM 3926 Hwy 42, Fish Creek, Door County’s 750-seat performing arts center has a rich history of bringing big entertainment to the Peninsula. Bela Fleck, Joan Baez, and Brandi Carlile were among the many talented artists featured this past season. For more information, call 920-868-2728 or visit www.dcauditorium.org.

EDGEWOOD ORCHARD GALLERIES 4140 Peninsula Players Rd, Fish Creek. Since 1969, a highly innovative gallery of fine art in all media.

Housed in a beauti fully restored stone fruit barn with an outdoor courtyard and surrounding sculpture gardens. Open daily May-Oct, 10-5. 920-868-3579 or winter 823-0022. 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 largescale paintings and ceramic tiles. Open daily, closed Tues. 920-868-4144. www.ekholmgallery. com. Exhibit: Vistas and Vignettes, Edgewood Orchard Gallery, May 7-Jun 7.

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.

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GALLERY OF THE DOOR COUNTY ART LEAGUE Top of the Hill Shops, PO Box 405, Fish Creek. Forty regional artists offer paintings, photography, pottery, pastels and more. The DCAL promotes the creative arts through meetings (4th Monday, Apr Oct), exhibits, and art awards. Open Daily 10-5, Memorial Day - Oct 17. 920-8682288. www.doorcountyartleague.org.

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. 920839-2110. www.glasnapgallery.com.

CONNIE GLOWACKI GALLERY Top of the Hill Shops, Unit B23, Fish Creek.

“Watercolors with Spirit.” Gallery and art demonstrations. Nationally known, awardwinning 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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SUSAN HALE is a “colorist” oil painter from Cederburg, Wis. Vibrant use of color and pattern is the hallmark of her paintings.

Her award-winning works convey a sense of optimism and energy, and are featured in collections internationally. www.susanhaleart.com. She is featured 2011 artist at Edgewood Orchard Gallery, Fish Creek. www.edgewoodorchard.com.

INTERFIBERS DESIGN GALLERY County F, Fish Creek. All-media working gallery celebrating 30 years! Wendy Carpenter’s large, woven 3D wall hangings/ iron-frame tapestry sculptures expressing connection with nature through form, color and tactile material. Timeless, elegant classic jade and DC geode jewelry, fine oil paintings, playful clothing.

Open 10-5, May-Oct. 920-868-3580. www.interfibers.com.

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J JEFFREY TAYLOR JEWELRY FINE ART 4175 Main St, Fish Creek. Contemporary jewelry in gold, platinum and silver with diamonds and precious gems. Original creations by award-winning jewelers. Our gallery offers multi-media fine art, photography, sculpture and art glass. Open daily at 10am, May-Oct; open Fri-Sun, Nov-Apr. 920-868-3033. www.jjeffreytaylor.com.

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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.

MARY A UHL GALLERY 4094 Main St, PO Box 243, Fish Creek. Watercolors and prints by Mary Uhl and jewelry by Holly Grupp.

Thu-Sun 11-4 and by appointment. 920868-2668 or 920-421-1912. Email: dickuhl@yahoo.com.

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MARY ULM MAYHEW Mary’s paintings reveal an uncommon mastery of color and composition, moving easily from studio still lifes and figures to plein air landscapes.

Her philosophy is to not paint a beautiful subject, but to paint a subject beautifully.

262-675-6068. Represented by Edgewood Orchard, Fish Creek. Find more work at Artisan Gallery, Paoli, Wisc, 608-845-6600 MICHAEL R. PANGERL Oil Paintings are available at Edgewood Orchard Galleries, Fish Creek. Michael’s paintings evoke the translucent quality of light mastered by the Impressionists, while his subtle use of brush strokes, soft atmospheric effects and open compositions are reminiscent of mid-19th century English landscape painters. To view available work, log on to: www.MichaelRPangerl.com. and www. edgewoodorchard.com.

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OIL PAINTINGS Cottage Row Gallery

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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 nationallyknown designers. 920-868-9993. www.pauldavidfinejewelry.com.

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 14-Oct 16, 2011. 920-8683287. www.peninsulaplayers.com.

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.peninsulaartschool.com. E-mail: staff@ peninsulaartschool.com.

POTTERS WHEEL GALLERY 3915 Gibralter Rd, Fish Creek. Handmade functional and decorative work by 40 studio potters. Museum-quality Southwest Pueblo pottery and sculpture, plus paintings and prints by well-known Wisconsin artists. Open May-Oct, 1-4, closed Thurs. 920868-3371. www.potterswheelgallery.com.

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EPHRAIM SANTA FE SHOP 147 Main St, Fish 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.

TR POTTERY 4133 Main St, Fish Creek. Owners Tony and RenÊe 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, JuneAug. Open daily mid-April – Oct. 920-8681024. www.trpottery.com.

ANDERSON HOUSE SHOP & GALLERY Hwy 42 & Anderson Lane, Ephraim. Charles Peterson prints, sterling silver/semi-precious jewelry, American hand-crafted art, Fair Trade artists from around the world. Open daily AprilOct; June-Aug, until 9 pm; winter, weekends.

920-854-4142.

BLUE DOLPHIN 10320 Water St, Ephraim. You’ll find contemporary offerings to accessorize entertaining, the home, and garden. Representing local, regional and national artists. Niche Magazine Top 25 Retailer of American Craft 2006. 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 “toys” and collar clips. Open Memorial Day thru Oct, MonSat, 10-5 and Sun 11-4. 920-854-5334. Winter: 706-546-9511.

FINE LINE CLASSICS 10374 Hwy 42, Ephraim. Woodworking studio and gallery, established in 1981, featuring the work of Ephraim native David Hatch. Emphasizing the natural beauty of wood, Hatch builds custom furniture/ cabinetry for clients throughout the U.S. With an eye for style and function, David is building tomorrow’s antiques. Open year-round. 920-8549114. www.finelineclassicsbydavidhatch.com.

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. 920854-4343. www.finelinedesignsgallery.com.

K ALLEN GALLERY 2571 County Q (at Hwy 57), Sister Bay. Open daily. Call for hours. Keith and Deanna Clayton, internationally-renowned glass artists. The gallery features their works as well as the works of other contemporary artists in a variety of mediums. 920-854-4100. www.kallengallery.com.

E-mail: KClayton@dcwis.com.

Original Watercolors & Acrylics Christmas Cards Limited Edition Giclée Prints Cards

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LARDIERE GALLERY & STUDIO First corner north of Ephraim Public Beach, Hwy 42 at Hidden Spring Rd, Ephraim. Meet award-winning artist Geoffrey Lardiere, whose works are in over 6,000 public and private collections. Contemporary original paintings, limited edition prints and silk scarves. Celebrating 14th season in Door County. Open weekdays 1-6; weekends 11-6. 920-854-1885. www.lardiere.com.

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.

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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 2-20, 2011. World class orchestra, world class musicians, world class guest artists! Tickets start at $30, children/students just $10. 920-854-4060 www.musicfestival.com.

PENINSULA PHOTO IMAGING/DOOR COUNTY FRAMING 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.

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TUESDAY, AUG. 2 • 8 PM Festival Opening Felicia Moye, violin; Wendy Warner, cello; Winston Choi, piano Verdi, Beethoven, Mendelssohn

THURSDAY, AUG. 4 • 8 PM Liszt-Berlioz Fest I Wendy Warner, cello Berlioz, Saint-Saens, Liszt

SATURDAY, AUG. 6 • 6:30 PM From Broadway to Hollywood Bernstein, Lerner & Loewe, John Williams, Richard Rodgers

TUESDAY, AUG. 9 • 8 PM Baroque & Classics

Jason Vieaux, guitar; Igor Yuzefovich, violin Bach, Mozart, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Schubert

THURSDAY, AUG. 11 • 8 PM Liszt-Berlioz Fest II

Tracy Figard, violin; Kristin Figard, viola Liszt, Bruch, Berlioz Tickets start at $30.

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SATURDAY, AUG. 13 6:30 PM Choral Night

Verdi's Messa de Requiem

TUESDAY, AUG. 16 • 8 PM All Tchaikovsky

Ilya Kaler, violin Violin Concerto in D Major & Symphony No. 5

THURSDAY, AUG. 18 • 8 PM Liszt-Berlioz Fest III Inna Faliks, piano Liszt, Berlioz

SATURDAY, AUG. 20 • 6:30 PM Festival Finale Norman Kreiger, piano Brahms, Wagner, Richard Strauss

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Bob Thompson

passed away June 15, 2010 – the opening night of Peninsula Players 75th season and the day of his 64th wedding anniversary. He left behind an amazing professional legacy – acting from the Great Depression until the 21st century, decades of well-respected and honored work in Chicago, stints on Broadway and, of course, his years as the face and voice of Peninsula Players.

Beyond the footlights, however, was a dedicated family man, a down-to-Earth lover of the outdoors and travel; a World War II veteran and a lifelong churchgoer.

“A lot of people in the arts are there for the rush, the excitement and the accolades,” says son Don Thompson. “My dad was there for the work. He loved the art of acting, directing and being involved in the production.

I remember when he was in ‘On Golden Pond’ in Michigan. He would walk out through the lobby completely unnoticed.

He just wanted to get home and eat a liverwurst sandwich.”

Raised in Chicago, Thompson attended the Goodman School as a teenager, which first brought him to Door County and Peninsula Players in 1938. He spent two summers in the county, loved it, but after graduation decided to try his hand at New York. It didn’t go well – he struggled for more than a year before being drafted. After World War II, Thompson returned to Chicago, and restarted his career, both as a teacher and actor. He also married his wife, Margaret, and the two started a family.

As his children recollect, Thompson was

GALLERY & SCULPTURE GARDEN as active in their lives as his schedule – which included teaching and performing – would allow. This included being involved in scouting (Bob had been an Eagle Scout) and a strong interest in their futures.

Don Thompson’s desire to become a professional musician did cause friction in the family. They came to an agreement – Don would go to college and get a degree and after that, make his decision about his career. “I got my degree and said that now I’m going to start gigging. He said that a deal’s a deal and that we had better find a real professional instrument to play. We found a luthier and commissioned a guitar that is like a Stradivarius. He tried to protect me, but when I made my decision he turned around and bought me this phenomenal instrument as a graduation present.”

A s f a r a s Pe n i n s u l a P l a y e r s w e n t , Thompson returned to Door County for a few seasons in the middle 1950s and then, in his early 60s, became a permanent fixture in the 1970s, acting in dozens of roles over the

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next three decades. The years of experience and a lifelong commitment to hard work made his performances one of the company’s biggest attractions, whether cast in a Ray Cooney farce, an intense drama or masquerading as Edwina Mealing to play Lady Bracknell in ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’.

Thompson also served as a mentor for generations of performers, including a number of Peninsula Players regulars.

Artistic Director Greg Vinkler first worked with Thompson in 1980 on ‘Angel Street’ in Chicago.

“In Japan, some artists are considered national treasures. Bob was one of those. He was absolutely unique. He just worked magic on stage. That the rest of the country did not know about him did not lessen his star. It’s just sad that more people didn’t know him or his work.”

As an actor, Thompson was always prepared. “Up until the last show he did (‘A Man for All Seasons’, in 2003), he always came in the first day of rehearsal knowing all of his lines. He always came completely prepared.”

As a friend, Thompson also had a profound influence. “He was always supportive of me and my work,” Vinkler says. “It was also fun to be with him, as he had a long history with theater and with life.”

Thompson was a presence at Players and Door County – he and Margaret moved to Sister Bay full time in 2002 – until the very end, always a friendly figure at opening night or holding court at the Door County Bakery, owned

by Don. Don Thompson probably summed it up best: “He lived his life by the family crest, ‘to be, rather than to seem’.”

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PKJ DESIGNS & MICHAEL BEASTER On Pioneer Lane behind the Ephraim Village Hall.

All one-of-a-kind original jewelry and furniture.

Door County Memories Jewelry Collection™ by Pamela Jeffcoat. Unique and offbeat furniture by Michael Beaster. Distinctive paintings by Marcia Nickols. 28th Door County season. Open 11-5 daily, closed Tue. 920-854-9229.

TRACY LYNN PRISTAS. This established Chicago painter’s work is mystical and unique. Seen in Lifetime TV hit series, Drop Dead Diva and the Jennifer Anniston/Vince Vaughn movie, The Breakup. Paintings included in prominent health care and private collections. Available at Fine Line Designs Gallery, Ephraim. Painting Studio, 1806 W Cuyler Ave, Chicago. 773-580-6446. www.painterpristas.com.

RED DOOR GALLERY 3050 Cedar St, Ephraim. Majestic landscapes of Door County and the scenic Cotswolds area of England by L.H. LaMont. Traditional oil paintings, and pen and ink drawings. Cover artist for Key to the Door, Summer 2010. Open Wed-Sat, 10-6. 920854-9812. www.reddoorgallery.com.

RUSTIC FISH GALLERY 10347 Water St., Ephraim.

Local artists Mary Ann and Erik Rinkleff offer nature photography and inspirational greeting cards from Mary Ann’s Little Fish Studios and Erik’s hand-carved Santas and country characters. Also featuring pottery, jewelry and home decor from American artists. Open daily May-October. (920) 4213525. www.rusticfishgallery.com.

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“Foggy Wednesday at Gills

Rock” is the title of artwork on the cover of the 2011 Door Peninsula Arts Guide.

Many of the artists whose work grace the cover of such publications are often referred to as “distinguished.” Most are certainly worthy of such an attribute, but few are more deserving than this year’s cover artist Charles “Chick” Peterson.

Arguably, the long-time Ephraim resident may be Door County’s best known and collected artist in the nation, a designation the modest Peterson would prefer to downplay. But one cannot overlook the immense popularity of his remarkable Memories Collection works with their ghostly images or the acclaim he’s received for his exquisitely detailed maritime-related pieces.

The cover piece is just such an example of

Peterson’s passion for everything nautical.

And that passion especially extends to the Door Peninsula, which has served as the inspiration for so many of his creations.

“Foggy Wednesday at Gills Rock” is a relatively new work, one of seven pieces in a series Peterson has dedicated to life in Door County. Besides capturing a classic setting that Peterson feels is “the essence” of the Peninsula, he said the commercial fishing element is meant to capture a way of life that seems to be slowly fading from the landscape.

Much of Peterson’s work is woven in history. “It’s always been interesting to me,” he said. “Marine history is probably my favorite area. Anything to do with water and boats and men working is of interest to me.”

It has garnered him awards from Mystic Seaport’s Mystic Maritime Museum Gallery

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Michael Beaster Functional Art Furniture

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

“TREES OF LIFE”

Expanding tradition with offbeat designs with neon, illuminated marbles and more.

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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

“Capt. Joshua Slocum,” Peterson’s tribute to the first person to single-handedly circumnavigate the globe by sail.

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But even Peterson admits that although his maritime pieces have garnered international awards, it has been overshadowed by a remarkable technique that blended a nostalgic ghostly element into modernday settings.

Sales from his Memories Collection made Peterson one of the most popular artists in America and true to form its ori-

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by Door County and ships.

“It was amazing.

I began with that ghostly imagery about 1973. It’s a ruined schooner on shore. I was intrigued by the tragedy of so many ships, hundreds of them lying on the bottom around us here in Door County, the affect it had on the men who survived and didn’t survive,” said Peterson. “I thought about the captain of that ship and his spirit hovering around it. So I did it.”

Dozens of other works have followed and Peterson feels the popularity of each doesn’t entirely rest in the quality of the art but the memories those ghosts conjure up in the eye of the beholder.

Originally intent on following the other men in the family into engineering, Peterson didn’t take an art class in high school.

It was actually after graduation while he waited for enlistment in the U.S. Navy near the end of World War II that he took up the brush through an arrangement his

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ARCHELLE “Buttons” WOLST is a contemporary oil figure painter simplifying shapes, defining form. She is represented at Fine Line Designs Gallery in Ephraim. www.ArchelleArt.com and www.finelinedesignsgallery.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 ultrarelaxed 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.

Weekends; Fri-Mon in June & Oct, Noon-6 pm. Original contemporary designs, original antique revival micro pave designs, period antique jewelry, museum quality ancient Greek & Roman coins, high grade watches. Diamonds, white & fancy and rare gems such as Alexandrite, Tanzanite, Tsavorite and Padparadscha Sapphire.

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SISter bay 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 and children’s workshops. Open Tue and Thu, 12-5 or by appointment. 920-8544825. www.garychaudoir@dcwis.com.

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. 920-854-5378. www.hexsignsdc.com.

CHAMPEAU GALLERY 632 South Bay Shore Dr (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. www.ChampeauPioneerGallery. com or www.Artworkbynannette.com.

HUDSON ROAD GALLERY 10647 N. Bay Shore Dr (next to Drink Coffee), Sister Bay. Featuring 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.

DOOR COUNTY FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS Saturday, August 13, 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 920-854-2812 for more info or visit www.DoorCountyFestivaloftheArts.com.

THE DRAGONFLY GALLERY & GARDENS 10339 State Hwy 57, Sister Bay. Paintings, sculptures, photography, jewelry, fabric art, embellished purses and pillows. Also unique furniture, candles, pottery and home decorations.

Stroll our gardens filled with fountains, benches, garden art and birdhouses, and visit our new Fairie Garden. Open Wed-Sat, 10-5 and Sun 11-4.

920-854-9900. www.doorsdragonfly.com.

F RY K M A N S T U D I O GALLERY 2566 S Bay Shore Dr (Hwy 42), Sister Bay. Gallery features whimsical hand-car ved 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.

Featuring: nt Park In Waterfro Sister Bay n Downtow

Sponsored by the Sister Bay Advancement Association

920.854.2812 ~ sisterbaytourism.com

MIDSUMMER’S MUSIC FESTIVAL Experience the joy with northeastern Wisconsin’s premier chamber ensemble. Concerts from June 10 - July 16, and Labor Day weekend at venues throughout Door County. 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. 40th season. 920854-4416. www.millroadgallery.com.

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920-960-0256.

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Open Wed - Sat, 10 am - 5 pm Sun. 11 am - 4 pm 10339 S. Hwy. 57, Sister Bay

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GLASS FINE ART GALLERY HOT GLASS STUDIO 64 S. 2ND AVE, STURGEON BAY, WI 54235

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“When I was in the Navy I was constantly drawing,” said the Elgin, Ill., native. “I had sailed in high school, so I was enthusiastic about the maritime life. I sold a drawing of our LST to a shipmate for $5. I heard the next day that he sold it to the executive officer for $20. I may be stupid, but I’m not an idiot. I could see there was an opportunity in art; that made me think a little more about art as an interest.”

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Chicago and eventually went to work for Leo Burnett, one of the country’s most prominent advertising agencies, as well as Hart, Schaffner & Marx. It was there that Peterson found a path to his career in teaching. An old friend had accepted a job to teach at Marietta College in Ohio and invited Peterson to stay with his family while he complete an undergraduate degree. A master’s degree would follow at Ohio University on a road that would take him back to Marietta where he taught and eventually became head of the art department.

Although he first came to Door County in 1947 on a casual trip with friends he didn’t develop a serious relationship with the Peninsula until after meeting his future wife Sue. “I was finishing up post-graduate at (UW) Madison in 1956. After Sue and I met, I offered her a ride home at the end of the semester and took her to Port Washington,” he remembers.

“It turned out her parents weren’t home. They were here in Ephraim on their boat at Anderson Dock. So to deliver her to her parents I came up here again and fell in love with the place immediately.”

Some of that love is clearly reflected on the cover.

“I’ve had wonderfully good luck,” said the 83-year-old Peterson. “I’m more and more grateful that I’ve had the necessity to paint and the decent health with which to pursue it.”

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STUDIO HOURS: Wed. & Sat. 1-4pm. June thru October, Year ‘round by appointment.

920 4211616

11249 Cty. Rd. ZZ Sister Bay, WI 54234

www.bonnieparuchfineart.com Also represented by Edgewood Orchard Gallery

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Ellison bay 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 MonSat,12-5 and by appointment. 920-8546866. www.rdbentley.com.

JEFFREY (J. LOUIS) BUDZIS 1595 Old School Rd, Ellison Bay. Original pen & inks and oil paintings. Studio viewing by appointment only; call after 10:30am. 920-854-4728. Also showing at Charlene’s Gallery 10, 12625 Hwy 42, Ellison Bay. CLAY BAY POTTERY AND GALLERY 11650 Hwy 42, Ellison Bay. Celebrating 35 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.

THE CLEARING PO Box 65, Ellison Bay. The Clearing is a “folk school” for adults, founded in 1935 by landscape architect, Jens Jensen. Classes in the arts and fine crafts, humanities and natural sciences. One-day workshops to week-long resident classes, held in a wooded setting on the water in northern Door County. 920-854-4088. www.theclearing.org.

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. 920-8541926. cousinswalk@charter.net ELLISON BAY POTTERY GALLERY 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.

10-5 daily; winter 12-4. Since 1974.

920-854-5049. EMAIL: dmcneil83@ gmail.com.. STORE: http://www.etsy. com./shop/ellisonbaypottery.

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Jeffrey Louis Budzis Ellison Bay, WI Call after 10:30 A.M. please | 920.854.4728 STUDIO VIEWINGS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Also Represented by Charlene’s Gallery 10

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Wayne Caldwell Simmons Artist Studio/Gallery

Portraits ~ Sporting Art ~ Landscapes

1375 ZZ, Ellison Bay 920-854-9469 or 318-861-3881

Open 1-5 pm, Wed. and Sat. Or By Appointment ( June - October)

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NOW AVAILABLE a new book written and illustrated by Wayne Simmons Pick up an autographed copy when you visit!

Also, available at bookstores and retailers throughout Door County.

S T U D I O /G A L L E RY 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 110year-old studio/gallery where we also feature other fine home accessories. Open daily 10-5, closed Sun in winter. 920-854-2774. www.gillsrock.com.

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.

N E W P O R T 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; off-season by chance or appointment. 920-854-2621. www.newporthousegallery.com.

BONNIE PARUCH STUDIO 11249 Cty ZZ, Sister Bay. Nationally acclaimed artist welcomes visitors to her Northern Door County studio. View her new paintings and enjoy a conversation. For more information about art workshops Bonnie’s website, click on ‘workshops’. 920-421-1616 or 8545212. Bonnie is also represented

by Edgewood Orchard Galleries of Fish Creek. www.bonnieparuchfineart.com.

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 Fri and Sat, 14pm, or by appointment or destiny, June to mid-Oct. 920-854-2106. www.silverpoplar.com. Email: Look@silverpoplar.com.

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 1-5pm, Wed and Sat, or by appointment, June-Oct. 920-854-9469 or 318-861-3881. www.waynesimmonsart.com.

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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.

WASHINGTON ISLAND T HE S IEV E R S S H O P/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.

TRUEBLOOD PERFORMING ART CENTER 870 Main Road, PO Box 136, Washington Island. The Trueblood Performing Arts Center’s renovation will be complete in time for entertainment to begin in June 2011. www.truebloodpac.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, 2010, Mon-Sat 10:30-4:30; Sun 11:30-4:30; after Labor Day, hours shorten. 920-847-2025; off-season, 920-847-2659. www.wianc.org.

WA S H I N G TO N ISLAND ART ASSOCIATION will be offering art workshops in the spring, summer, and fall of 2011. For more information on WIAA workshops, either go to our website at www.washingtonislandarts.com. or call Kathy Sorensen at 920-847-2694 or Pat Clarke at 920-847-3801.

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 gymnasium: Aug 1, 4, 7, 10 and 12. “Under the Big Top,” Aug 18, featuring local musicians. Children’s Music Camp, Aug. 8-12. See ad on Page X. 920-847-3434. www.

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4/29-6/5: FESTIVAL OF BLOSSOMS. County-wide. Month-long plus celebration of spring. Beautiful blooming flowers, gardens, woods and orchards. Special events include self-guided tours, community celebrations with arts and crafts, food and music. 800-527-3529.

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5-4/18: ABSTRACTIONS. Miller Art Museum, Sturgeon Bay. Small group invitational. Learning to look.

5: SOUPER MOVIES SERIES. Door Community Auditoriuim, Fish Creek.

2p.m. A series of classic films will be shown at the Door Community Auditorium this winter in conjunction with a canned food drive. Admission to each movie will be free with a donation of canned food goods to benefit Feed My People. The audience will have a chance to choose between 4 pre-selected films.

920-868-2728.

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15-7/9: UNRUFFLED VIEWS: THE DRESS AS SYMBOL. Peninsula School of Art Guenzel Gallery, Fish Creek. When the dress is used as a powerful symbol.

4/23-5/31: ANNUAL SALON OF DOOR COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL ART. Miller Art Museum, Sturgeon Bay. Student art from five Door County High Schools in all media is represented. Call for reception and awards date and time.

920-746-0707.

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28-29: STURGEON BAY FINE ART FAIR. Sunset Park. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 13th annual juried multi-media art show, entertainment, children’s activities, food and beverages. 800-301-6695.

29: GALLERY OF DOOR COUNTY ART LEAGUE. Opening Reception, Top of the Hill Shops, Fish Creek. 3-5 p.m.

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4-7/19: WISCONSIN WILDLIFE BIENNIAL XV. Miller Art Museum, Sturgeon Bay. All-media featuring students from Door County’s five high schools.

9-12: STEEL BRIDGE SONGFEST. Downtown Sturgeon Bay. International songwriter showcase, 3 nights and a day with over 100 bands, and soloists on 10 stages. 920-743-5605.

14-10/16: PENINSULA PLAYERS THEATRE. America’s oldest professional resident summer theatre. Tuesday-Sunday.

920-868-3287.

15-8/27: AMERICAN FOLKLORE THEATRE. Peninsula State Park. Presenting a trio of family-friendly and affordable shows under the stars at Peninsula State Park. Vehicle sticker not required to attend. 920-854-9117.

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17-19: FYR BAL. Village-wide in Ephraim. Annual festival re-creates traditions of Norwegians celebrating midsummer. Live music, art and craft show, alpacas and llamas, a raffle, silent auction, regatta, children’s activities and crafts.

920-854-4989.

23-8/11: THURSDAY CONCERTS IN THE PARK. Harbor View Park. 5 p.m.

Live music with local bands on the bay of Green Bay. Merchants and businesses open until 9 p.m. Full concert schedule available online. 920-868-3717.

23-9/1: HISTORIC IVERSON HOUSE AND MORAVIAN CHURCH TOUR. Ephraim. 1:30-3 p.m. Thursdays. Weekly tours of Ephraim’s Moravian Church, followed by the Historic Iverson House.

920-854-9688.

23-8/13: BIRCH CREEK CONCERT SERIES. Birch Creek Music Performance Center, Egg Harbor. Birch Creek celebrates its 36th season of performances in the Dutton Barn, Courtyard Gazebo and Juniper Hall. Symphony: June 23-July 2; Percussion and Steel Band: July 7-16; Big Band Jazz: July 20-August 13. Concerts at 7:30 p.m. 920-868-3763.

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1-30. DOOR PRIZE OF PORTRAITS. Chez Cheryl Hillside Art Space, 8360 High Plateau Rd, west of Baileys Harbor, off Cty. Hwy. EE. This exhibit features regional artists. Kewaunee Academy of Art will sponsor the cash award Door Prize Best in Show. To view this exhibit please calls in advance. 920-421-1690.

2-3: ART ON THE SCENIC SIDE. Lakeside Park, Jacksonport. Fair, refreshments and family fun. 920-854-9372.

6-10: DOOR COUNTY FOLK FESTIVAL. Sister Bay, Ephraim, Baileys Harbor. Celebrating ethnic folk dancing and music from many countries. Featuring dancing and music workshops, parties, concerts, children’s program, fish boil dinner and much more. 920-421-2986 or 773-463-2288.

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30: CARLSVILLE DAY. Downtown Carlsville. Parade at 10 a.m., food, live music, art and craft vendors, free trolley rides at Dairy View Country Store, Door County Coffee and Tea, Door Peninsula Winery and Pet Expressions. 920-743-2228.

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23-9/13: CENTENNIAL: STEAMING 1-12: WASHINGTON ISLAND MUTHROUGHT THE AMERICAN SIC FESTIVAL. Various locations. A CENTURY. Miller Art Museum, Stur- series of concerts led by Artistic Director geon Bay. Photographer Chris Winters Stephen Colburn, principal oboist of the captures the workings of the 101-year-old Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. 920847-3434. steamship Challenger.  

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8-8/21: DOOR SHAKESPEARE. The Gardens of Bjorklunden Estate, Baileys Harbor. Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night” and another classic comedy. 920-839-1500.

24-26: OLDE ELLISON BAY DAYS. Community Park. Arts, crafts, food, fun and games. Saturday 11 a.m. parade. 920854-5448.

26-8/21: PEG EGAN SUNSET CONCERT SERIES. Peg Egan Performing Arts Center, Egg Harbor. 7 p.m. Sunday concert series features the best of folk, blues, pop, jazz and world music from some of the top rated touring artists from around the U.S. Bring your own lawn chairs and blankets. Full concert schedule available on line. 920-868-3717.

23-8/13: DOOR COUNTY PLEIN AIR FESTIVAL EXHIBITION. Peninsula School of Art Guenzel Gallery, Fish Creek. Works created by featured artists during the Plein Air Festival.

18-23: PLEIN AIR FESTIVAL. Countywide. 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 9 a.m. 920-868-3455.

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19-10/24: BACKGROUNDS IN THE FOREGROUND. Peninsula School of Art Guenzel Gallery, Fish Creek. This exhibition will shine a light on modern symbolism with representative paintings and photographs in a variety of styles.

17: AUTUMNFEST. Dowtown Baileys Harbor. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Arts and crafts, entertainment, food. 920-839-2366.

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5-20: ART SALE. Miller Art Museum, Sturgeon Bay. Museum fundraiser.

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8-9: PUMPKIN PATCH FESTIVAL. Ephraim, village-wide. Fall colors and family fun. One of Door County’s largest festivals. Entertainment, art and crafts, rides, live music, and lots of treats to eat.

Restaurants are open and street vendors offer, roasted sweet corn, caramel apple sundaes, chili, turkey legs and more. 920868-3717.

8-9: TOWNLINE ART FAIR. Fine Line Designs Gallery. The 38th annual juried art fair on Ephraim’s north end. Visual arts and fine crafts. Featuring over 80 professional artists from across the Midwest.

920-854-4343.

14-16: SISTER BAY FALL FESTIVAL. Village-wide. Arts and crafts, food booths and live music. Parade Saturday 11 a.m. Ping Pong Shoot Sunday 2 p.m.

920-854-2812.

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11-12/31: 30 PAINTINGS/30 DAYS. Peninsula School of Art Guenzel Gallery, Fish Creek. This exhibition will explore what changes, what remains the same, and what is of personal value to artists who do a painting a day for 30 days.

12-12/28: DECK THE HALLS WITH ART. Miller Art Museum, Sturgeon Bay. Door County Art League members and others interpret holiday themes.

20: FOLK ART FAIR. Door County YMCA. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Browse through displays of fine art, bid on silent auction items and enjoy a fabulous spread of food including baked goods, soups, sandwiches and more while supporting the Door County YMCA’s Youth in Government program. 920-743-4949.

25-26: CAPTURE THE SPIRIT. Downtown Sister Bay. Tree lighting at Waterfront Park, St. Nick, music, art fair in the Village Hall. 920-854-2812.

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3: CHRISTMAS IN THE VILLAGE OF EPHRAIM. Village-wide. Reindeer display. Children’s’ activities and crafts in the Village Hall. Holiday open houses and a Christmas tree lighting ceremony at Harborside Park. 920-854-4989.

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Gallery for local and regional artists. Nature room with hands-on displays. Art classes for young and old. Nature hikes, classes and workshops. Gift shop with educational toys and books.

Phone: 920-847-2025 June 12 - Sept. 19 Mon - Sat: 10:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

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World class musicians from the Milwaukee Symphony, the Colorado Symphony and the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music join forces to present the best in chamber and choral music. Concerts to be held at the Trueblood Performing Arts Center on Aug 1, 4, 7, 10 and 12, 2011. ‘Under the Big Top’ – Aug 18, 2011 featuring local musicians. 920-847-3434

Performing Arts Center’s renovation will be complete in time for entertainment to begin in June 2011.

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“Pages” 1-145

In this guide, you’ll see what appear to be page numbers between 1 and 145. 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 145 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 A Decorator’s Gallery, 37, listing 39, green map C AAGESEN, Sarah, 350 on violet map A ABLER ART GLASS, 15 on red map A ABLER, John, 40 on green map C ABRAHAM, Patricia, 91 on orange map C ABRAMS, Debra, 8 on orange map A ADAMS, Deidre, 91 on orange map C AGNES, Rich, 290 on orange map C Alaniz Stonehouse Gallery, 201 on violet map A ALANIZ, Arnold, 201 on violet map A Alchemy Fields, 202 on blue map A ALEXANDER, Karolyn, 91 on orange map C ALHEN, Nora, 29 on green map B ALLEN, Jon, 85 on orange map C ALLEN, Kelly, 85 on orange map C ALLEN, Laurie, 32 on green map B ALLINGHAM, Marjorie, 40 on green map C; 456 on orange map B ALLISON, Destiny, 79 on orange map C ALTMAN, Harold, 91 on orange map C ALTOBELL, Judith Meyers, 8 on orange map A American Folklore Theatre, 75, listing 53, orange map A AMO Gallery & Framery, 12, listing 24, red map C AMORELLI, Miles, 40 on green map C AMRHEIN, Scott, 8 on orange map A Anderson House Shop & Gallery, 88, listing 67, 0range map C ANDERSON, Anne, 91 on orange map C ANDERSON, Craig, 260 on violet map A ANDERSON, Dona, 32 on green map B ANDERSON, Jack, 12 on red map C; 14 on red map C; 57 on orange map A; 91 on orange map C ANDERSON, Jon, 40 on green map C ANDERSON, Judy, 15 on red map A ANDERSON, Kari, 12 on red map C; 32 on green map B; 225 on green map B; 410 on blue map A; 530 on red map C ANDERSON, Mary Blotti, 456 on orange map B; 91 on orange map C ANDERSON, Mary Rypel, 91 on orange map C ANDERSON, Robin, 350 on violet map A ANDERSON, Steve, 350 on violet map A ANDERSON, Susan, 350 on violet map A ANDERSON, Vicky, 260 on violet map A ANDRASKA, Diane, 91 on orange map C ANDREAS, Brian, 85 on orange map C ANDREW, John, 8 on orange map A ANSCHUTZ, Carrie, 50 on orange map B ANTHONY, Paul, 85 on orange map C APFELBACH, Ed, 144 on green map A APP, Marie, 350 on violet map A APPEL, Robert, 91 on orange map C Apple Hollow Fiber Arts, 500 on red map C APPLEBAUM, Leon, 8 on orange map A ARCHER, Curtis, 8 on orange map A ARENBERG, Diane, 79 on orange map C ARNDT, Laura, 40 on green map C ARNESON, Wendell, 144 on green map A ARNOLD, Pat, 85 on orange map C Artful Artisan, 58, listing 53, orange map A Artists Guild Gallery, 203 on red map C ARZBERGER, Denise, 311 on orange map B

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ASBURY, Daryl, 51 on orange map A ASSENSI, Silvano, 220 on green map C ATANASOV, Heidi, 277 on orange map A; 456 on orange map B AURELIUS, David & Jeanne, 7 on violet map A; 8 on orange map A AUSTIN, Bridget, 59, listing 53, orange map A; 57 on orange map A; 91 on orange map C AUSTIN, Phil, 14 on red map C; 91 on orange map C Avenson, Kelly, 18, listing 24, red map C

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BACH, Carolyn Morris, 8 on orange map A BACIGALUPO, Aaron, 91 on orange map C BACIGALUPO, Arnie, 91 on orange map C Back Door Studio, 400 on blue map A BACKHAUS, Kenn, 104 on blue map B BACON, Lane, 420 on blue map B BAEHMAN, Joanne, 3 on violet map A BAER, Ann, 420 on blue map B BAILEY, Bev, 420 on blue map B BAKER, Sandy, 50 on orange map B Balistreri Fine Art Gallery, 204 on orange map C BALISTRERI, John A, 204 on orange map C BANKER, Pamela, 309 on blue map B BANTZ, Mercedes, 40 on green map C BAR, Ayala, 50 on orange map B BARBIERI, Ronald, 270 on orange map C BARDENHAGEN, Hank, 420 on blue map B BARDON, Mona, 456 on orange map B BARLOW, Linda, 85 on orange map C BARNARD, Jane, 456 on orange map B; 91 on orange map C BARNES, Tom, 79 on orange map C BARRACK, Lilly, 8 on orange map A BASCH, Bruce, 34 on green map B BASCO, Carl, 85 on orange map C Base Camp Coffee Bar, 405 on blue map B BATEMAN, Robert, 37 on green map C BAUER, Lois, 91 on orange map C BAUERMEISTER, Michael, 106 on blue map A BAUMLER, Janet, 91 on orange map C Baux Fine Art Studio, 505 on red map B BAUX, James, 505 on red map B BEASTER, Michael, 89 on orange map C BECHTOLD, Rodger, 8 on orange map A; 14 on red map C BECK, Kathleen Mand, 40 on green map C BECKER, Bryan, 270 on orange map C BECKER, Karen, 14 on red map C BEGAY, Calvin, 11 on orange map B BELL, Fred, 350 on violet map A BELLEAU, Chris, 270 on orange map C; 91 on orange map C BENNER, Sue, 79 on orange map C BENSKE, Cindy, 350 on violet map A BENSON-FITTSCHUR, Prisca, 290 on orange map C; 61 on orange map B BENTLEY, George M, 255 on violet map A BENTLEY, LW, 255 on violet map A BENTLEY, Robert D, 118, listing 113 on violet map A; 12 on red map C BERGMAN, Bob, 420 on blue map B BERINGER, Lori, 79 on orange map C BERKELY, Valerie, 91 on orange map C

BERNARDI, Nina, 85 on orange map C BERNER, Sally, 456 on orange map B; 91 on orange map C BERNI, 50 on orange map B BERNSTEIN & CARY, 8 on orange map A BEST, Donna, 270 on orange map C BESTLER, Burt, 200 on green map B BEUTEL, Ernest, 145 on blue map B; 91 on orange map C BICKER, Barb, 32 on green map B BIEMERET, Daniel, 270 on orange map C BINS, Coleen, 307 on green map C Birch Creek Music Performance Center, 49, listing 39, green map A BIRR, Lori, 350 on violet map A; 210 on red map A BISHOP, Pat, 420 on blue map B BITTERS, Molly, 261 on blue map A BLAKE, Natalie, 79 on orange map C BLANC, Josh, 40 on green map C; 50 on orange map B BLIETZ, Craig, 8 on orange map A BLODGETT, Buzz, 85 on orange map C BLOSS, Susan, 350 on violet map A Blue Dolphin House/BDH Studio, 85, listing 67, orange map C Blue Horse Bistro & Espresso, 205 on orange map B Blue Willow, 410 on blue map A Bluff House Studio, 69, listing 53, orange map A BLUM, Andrea, 8 on orange map A BOARD, Cynthia, 350 on violet map A BOCCHINO, John, 91 on orange map C BODDEN, Bruce, 15 on red map A BOELTE, Jan, 91 on orange map C BOGLE, Collin, 37 on green map C BOGLE, Lee, 37 on green map C BOLSON, Rob, 91 on orange map C BOND, Michael, 57 on orange map A BONNEAU, Alain, 85 on orange map C Bonnie Paruch Studio, 112, listing 117, violet map A BONNIVIER, Cal, 91 on orange map C; 350 on violet map A; 530 on red map C BOONSTRA, Marlene, 85 on orange map C BORMAN, Beki, 144 on green map A BOSCO, Barbara, 79 on orange map C BOSMAN, Mary, 91 on orange map C BOSMAN, Peter, 14 on red map C BOYD, Marcia, 8 on orange map A BOZ, Alexis, 15 on red map A BRADFORD, Susan, 5 on violet map A BRAITMAN, Jackie, 8 on orange map A BRAND, Alex, 8 on orange map A BRANSFIELD, Kathy, 50 on orange map B BRANSON, Beverly Hart, 456 on orange map B BREADON, Eoin, 106 on blue map A BREED, Cal, 85 on orange map C Bren Sibilsky Studio, 16, listing 23, red map A BRESNAHAN, Julia, 91 on orange map C; 144 on green map A BRESNAHAN, Kelly, 144 on green map A BREWSTER, Larry, 425 on orange map C BRIDENHAGEN, Fred, 83 on orange map C BRIDENHAGEN, Stacy, 83 on orange map C The Bridge, 207 on green map C BRIGGS, Nancy, 15 on red map A

BRILLA, Deb, 8 on orange map A BRINK, Lorraine, 29 on green map B BRINTON, Joseph, 270 on orange map C BRITELL, Julia, 50 on orange map B BRITT, Carol, 103 on blue map B BRITT, David, 103 on blue map B BRITTON, Allison, 103 on blue map B BRITTON, Becky, 103 on blue map B; 144 on green map A BRODY, Andrea, 7 on violet map A BROKAW, Joel, 85 on orange map C BRONIKOWSKI, Ken, 79 on orange map C; 91 on orange map C BRONK, Richard, 8 on orange map A BROOKSHER, Jim, 91 on orange map C BROWN, Buff, 85 on orange map C BROWN, Donna, 455 on green map B; 220 on green map C BROWN, MARTIN, 425 on orange map C BRUHN, Marion, 3 on violet map A BRYAN-HANSEN, Shan, 570 on red map A BUCQUET, George, 8 on orange map A BUDYSZ, Bonnita, 8 on orange map A; 14 on red map C BUDZIS, Jeffrey (J Louis), 114, listing 113 on violet map A; 350 on violet map A BUECHNER, Matthew, 8 on orange map A BUEHL, Mark, 456 on orange map B BUNKERT, Denise, 350 on violet map A BURKE, Ellie, 8 on orange map A BURKE, Kevin, 350 on violet map A BURMEISTER, Marion, 12 on red map C BURNS, Devona, 103 on blue map B BURR, George, 270 on orange map C BUSALACCHI, Anthony, 91 on orange map C BUSTAMANTE, Sergio, 11 on orange map B

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CAIN, Ned, 8 on orange map A Calendar of Events, 121 CALHOON, David, 350 on violet map A CAMBRON, Nina, 85 on orange map C CAMPBELL, Bill, 41 on green map A CANNON, Terry, 15 on red map A CANTRELL, Dale, 270 on orange map C Carats & Karats, 93, listing 71, orange map C CARBOL, Betty, 350 on violet map A CARICOF, Kathleen, 8 on orange map A CARLSEN, Barry Roal, 8 on orange map A CARLTON, Rebecca, 43 on green map A CARLYLE, Ken, 400 on blue map A Carmody House Gallery, 208 on green map C CARPENTER, Wendy, 51 on orange map A; 565 on orange map C CASCIO, Kathi, 500 on red map C CASON, Joan B, 91 on orange map C CASPER, Lynn, 220 on green map C CASPER, Mike, 37 on green map C CASSIDY, B.J., 270 on orange map C CATHER, John, 12 on red map C Cedar Ridge Maritime Gallery, 510 on red map C CERINICH, Victoria, 555 on red map B CHACAVARTY, Jason, 106 on blue map A CHADEK, Jill, 15 on red map A CHAMPEAU, Carol H, 101, listing 98 on blue map A Champeau Pioneer Gallery, 104, listing 98, blue map B CHAMPEAU, Joan, 104 on blue map B CHAMPEAU, Nannette, 104 on blue map B CHAMPEAU, Patrice, 104 on blue map B CHAMPEAU, Roberta, 104 on blue map B CHANG, Cynthia, 79 on orange map C CHAPMAN, Peter, 79 on orange map C Charlene’s Gallery Ten, 350 on violet map A CHASE, Jessie Kalmbach, 14 on red map C Chaudoir Glass Studio, 100, listing 98, blue map A CHAUDOIR, Gary, 100 on blue map A CHAUNG, Cynthia, 79 on orange map C CHAVENELLE, Gail, 270 on orange map C CHECKER, Janet, 91 on orange map C CHENEY, Fran, 5 on violet map A

Chez Cheryl, 209, green map B Chief Oshkosh Native American Arts, 307, listing 39, green map C CHRISINGER, Roz, 103 on blue map B CHRISTIAN, Greg, 21 on red map C CHRISTIAN, Samara, 21 on red map C CHRISTIANSON, Kirsten, 210 on red map A; 144 on green map A CHUANG, Cynthia, 50 on orange map B CIESLA, Peter & Skye, 120 on violet map A CLARK, Tom, 15, listing 23 on red map A Clay Bay Pottery & Gallery, 7, listing 113, violet map A Clay on Steele Pottery Studio, 210 on red map A CLAYTON, Deanna, 261 on blue map A CLAYTON, Keith, 106 on blue map A Clearing, 125, listing 113, violet map A CLEEREMAN, Gene, 40 on green map C COATES, Frances, 40 on green map C COCOSE, M. Ellen, 79 on orange map C COHEN, Michael, 425 on orange map C COHN, Abraham, 61 on orange map B COHN, Michael, 7 on violet map A COHN, Myrna, 350 on violet map A COLEMAN, Ed, 85 on orange map C COLEMAN, Kate, 85 on orange map C COLLERY, Parran, 40 on green map C COMSTOCK, Jan, 46 on green map B COMSTOCK, Rob, 46 on green map B Connie Glowacki Gallery, 55, listing 56, orange map B CONNOR, TK, 50 on orange map B CONWAY, Rose Marie, 91 on orange map C COOK, Donald, 50 on orange map B COOK, Karen, 8 on orange map A Cookery Restaurant & Wine Bar, 211 on orange map B COONAN, Bonnie Joseph, 91 on orange map C COOPER, Wendy, 5 on violet map A CORKUM, Susan, 15 on red map A CORNELL, Lorna Bell, 91 on orange map C; 83 on orange map C Corner Gallery, 515 on red map C Cottage Row Framing & Gallery, 57, listing 53, orange map A Cousins Walk, 6, listing 113, violet map A COX, Frances, 8 on orange map A COX, Sue, 270 on orange map C COYNE, Elaine, 11 on orange map B CRADDOCK, Rich, 91 on orange map C CRAHEN, John, 270 on orange map C CRAIG, Joyce, 456 on orange map B CRANE, Jean, 8 on orange map A; 565 on orange map C CRAWFORD, Marion, 40 on green map C CROOKS, Rita, 50 on orange map B CROSBIE, Sharon, 91 on orange map C CROSS, Dan, 14 on red map C CROSSON, Kate, 350 on violet map A CROWELL, Rebecca, 144 on green map A Cupola House Art Gallery, 220 on green map C Cynthia B Johnson Studio, 254 on green map B

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DAILY-BIRNBAUM, Elaine, 144 on green map A DALEY, Joeann, 91 on orange map C DALHKE, Robert, 8 on orange map A DALTON, Jane, 85 on orange map C DANE, Robert, 8 on orange map A DANGELO, Michele, 8 on orange map A DANIEL, Mary, 32 on green map B DANIELS, Bea, 5 on violet map A DAS, Ratindra, 85 on orange map C DAVEL, Jim, 57 on orange map A; 91 on orange map C DAVENPORT, John, 144 on green map A DAVIE, Amanda, 15 on red map A DAVIS, Lacye, 103 on blue map B DAWSON, Elizabeth, 350 on violet map A DEGENHARDT, Patty, 62 on orange map B Del Graphics, 560 on orange map B

DELCARSON, Jane, 560 on orange map B; 91 on orange map C; 565 on orange map C DELCARSON, Richard, 560 on orange map B; 32 on green map B DEMASI, Marie, 8 on orange map A DEMASTER, Sandra, 29 on green map B DEMBOWSKI, Debra, 8 on orange map A DEMINT, Tom, 91 on orange map C DENEEN, Katy, 7 on violet map A DENEEN, Mary & Peter, 7 on violet map A DESOTO, Pablo, 106 on blue map A DEVENUTA, Stella, 350 on violet map A DEVITT, Nell, 106 on blue map A DEVRIES, Geke, 420 on blue map B Dewitt Jewelry, 275 on orange map C DEWITT, Amanda, 275 on orange map C DIAZ, Pat, 270 on orange map C DICKINSON, Franne, 91 on orange map C; 250 on orange map C DICKINSON, John, 106 on blue map A DICK-SCHUSTER, Stacia, 28 on green map A DIDIER, Les, 91 on orange map C DIEKMAN, Marianne, 57 on orange map A DIETRICH, John, 2 on violet map A DIETRICH, Margaret, 2 on violet map A DIETRICH, Thomas, 2 on violet map A DIGGS, Dottie, 145 on blue map B DITTMANN, Rosie, 29 on green map B Doerr Woodworking, 306 on red map B DOERR, Michael, 306 on red map B; 144 on green map A DOHMEYER, Elroy, 15 on red map A DOLAN, James, 91 on orange map C Domicile, 420 on blue map B Donna Brown White Barn Gallery, 455 on green map B DONOHOO, Sue, 206 on green map B DOOLITTLE, Bev, 37 on green map C Door Community Auditorium, 256, listing 53, orange map B Door County Festival of the Arts, 99, listing 98, blue map B Door County Maritime Museum, 213 on red map C Door Images Studio/Gallery, 426 on blue map A Door Shakespeare, 48, listing 42 on green map B DORF, Macy, 91 on orange map C DORISS, Oliver, 8 on orange map A DORR-MARKUNAS, Michelle, 350 on violet map A DOUCETTE, Al, 425 on orange map C Dovetail Gallery & Studio, 40, listing 39, green map C DOWLAND, Angie, 350 on violet map A; 80 DOYLE, Grace M, 355 on violet map A DOYLE, William, 91 on orange map C DOYLE-SIMS, Joni, 350 on violet map A Dragonfly Gallery & Gardens, 103, listing 98, blue map B Dragons Keep Studio, 525 on green map A

red map A (algoma)............................... 22 red map B (southern door)..................... 23 red map C (sturgeon bay)...................... 27 green map A

(juddville, egg harbor & carlsville)............... 42

green map B

(baileys harbor & jacksonport)..................... 44 green map C (egg harbor).................... 47

orange map A

(fish creek & ephraim)................................ 90 orange map B (fish creek)................... 92 orange map C (ephraim)...................... 95 blue map A (sister bay)....................... 105 blue map B (sister bay)....................... 107 violet map A (rowleys bay & north)..... 126 violet map B (washington island)........ 128

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index DREYER, Martin, 8 on orange map A DRIESBACH, David, 91 on orange map C DROLL DESIGNS, 8 on orange map A DRUMM, E, 40 on green map C DUDGEON, Sarah, 41 on green map A DUDLEY, Peggy, 270 on orange map C DUFF, Marjorie, 350 on violet map A DUFFY, Andris, 350 on violet map A DUFRANE, Jim, 217 on red map C DULLEM, Norm, 420 on blue map B DULMES, Audrey, 350 on violet map A DUNCAN, Robert, 37 on green map C DUNN, Judy, 40 on green map C DUPONT, Gerry, 425 on orange map C DUPONT, Mary, 220 on green map C

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Earth Art Studio, 309 on blue map B Eclipse Gallery, 570, listing 23, red map A EDDINGTON, Tom, 144 on green map A EDELMAN, Richard, 38, listing 39, green map A; 144 on green map A Eden North Gallery, 214 on green map B Edgewood Orchard Galleries, 8, listing 53, orange map A EGAN, Anne W, 144 on green map A EGAN, Anne, 8 on orange map A EGGER, R Christian, 144 on green map A EGGERT, Dale, 8 on orange map A EGGERT, Kathleen, 8 on orange map A EHLERT, Beth, 201 on violet map A; 202 on blue map A EHRMANN, Mark, 58 on orange map A EICKHOLT, Robert, 91 on orange map C EILERTS-CASE, Catherine, 350 on violet map A Ekholm Gallery, 54, listing 53, orange map B EKHOLM, Judi, 8 on orange map A; 54 on orange map B; 91 on orange map C EKHOLM, Robert, Remembered, 30 EKHOLM, Robert, 8 on orange map A EKMAN, Malin, 57 on orange map A; 14 on red map C; 91 on orange map C ELBY, Loretta, 85 on orange map C ELLENWORTH, Peter, 37 on green map C ELLIOT, Kathleen, 8 on orange map A Ellison Bay Pottery Gallery, 2, listing 113, violet map A ELSAYER, Abbey, 220 on green map C ELVIDGE, Bonnie, 270 on orange map C EMERSON, Minnow, 8 on orange map A Emmett Johns Gallery, 52, listing 53, orange map A Ephraim Clayworks, 290 on orange map C ERICKSON, Kimberly, 85 on orange map C; 15, listing 23 on red map A ERICKSON, Robert, 144 on green map A ERICKSON-WRIGHT, Sandra, 3 on violet map A Erinnwood Studio Gallery, 46, listing 47, green map B ERSKINE, Holly, 435 on blue map A ERSKINE, Tim, 435 on blue map A Essence of Door County, 530 on red map C ESSER, Don, 15 on red map A EVANS, Nate & Hallie, 41 on green map A EVANS, Stephanie, 79 on orange map C EVENSEN, Jeremy & Jenni, 501 on red map C EVERHARDUS, Sally, 144 on green map A

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FABRICO, Stephen, 85 on orange map C Faith Frykman Studio, 20, listing 24, red map C FALOUT, Joe, 85 on orange map C FALOUT, Judy, 350 on violet map A FANG, Xiang, 120 on violet map A Farm Studio Rag Rugs Plus, 355 on violet map A FARRELL, Patrick, 8 on orange map A FASANI, Ruben, 106 on blue map A Fatso’s Pizza, 216 on red map C FAULOS, Kathy, 5 on violet map A FELD, Tim, 15 on red map A FENENDAEL, Ed, 35 on green map B; 290 on orange map C

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dreyer - kozma FENNER, Andrea, 91 on orange map C FERRIER, Joseph, 270 on orange map C FICO, Angelo, 106 on blue map A FIEBER, Leonard, 79 on orange map C FIEBER, Martha, 79 on orange map C FILLER, Marilyn L, 91 on orange map C FILZEN, Pat, 15 on red map A Fine Line Classics, 295, listing 71, orange map C Fine Line Designs Gallery, 79, listing 71, orange map C FINLEY, Sherry, 350 on violet map A FIRE & LIGHT, 8 on orange map A FISHER, Avis, 420 on blue map B FISHER, Karen, 270 on orange map C FITZGERALD, Brian, 290 on orange map C FITZGERALD, Patrick, 290 on orange map C FLEMMING, Robin, 144 on green map A FLISIUK, Marcel, 15 on red map A Flying Pig Gallery & Greenspace, 15, listing 23, red map A FOOTE, Julia, 91 on orange map C FORCIER, Chris, 420 on blue map B FORIS, Rick, 8 on orange map A FORKERT, Jan, 79 on orange map C; 91 on orange map C FORSBERY, Eric Nils, 220 on green map C FOWLKES, Jennifer, 50 on orange map B FRANK, Ricky, 50 on orange map B FRANKE, David, 350 on violet map A FRANKE, Kathy, 350 on violet map A FRANZKE, Kris, 350 on violet map A FRASER, Austin, 14 on red map C; 91 on orange map C FRICKE, Jason, 311 on orange map B FRITSCH, Jessie, 40 on green map C FRITZ, Joyce, 40 on green map C; 50 on orange map B FRITZ, Kathleen Chaney, 83 on orange map C Frykman Studio Gallery, 109, listing 98, blue map B FRYKMAN, David, 109 on blue map B FRYKMAN, Heather Harle, 109 on blue map B FRYKMAN, Lucas, 109 on blue map B FRYKMAN, Faith, 20 on red map C; 12 on red map C FULLER, Karla, 350 on violet map A FULTON, Rita, 5 on violet map A FURLIN, Peggy, 83 on orange map C

G G&J Glassworks, 217 on red map C GADAMUS, Jerry, 37 on green map C GADD, Kate, 15 on red map A GALLAGHER, Michael, 8 on orange map A Gallery 42, 9, listing 24 Gallery of Gold, 218 on orange map B Gallery of the Door County Art League, 456, listing 56, orange map B GALLOWAY, Susan blue, 29 on green map B GAMERDINGER, Ruth, 40 on green map C GANOUDIS, Olga, 8 on orange map A GARVIN, Elizabeth, 8 on orange map A GASPER, Jeff, 32 on green map B GASTON, Judith, 350 on violet map A GAUMER, Dan, 106 on blue map A GEBAUER, Tony & Renee, 311 on orange map B GEBERT, Annelies, 311 on orange map B GEHM, Mary, 350 on violet map A; 501 on red map C GEIGER, Patricia Marx, 40 on green map C GEISER, Kim, 570 on red map A GELLERMAN, Kristine Martineau, 8 on orange map A GENETTI, Gary, 106 on blue map A George Burr Gallery, 270 on orange map C GEORGE, Brent, 79 on orange map C GEORGE, Kathie, 40 on green map C GERBER, Glenn, 91 on orange map C Gerhard C.F. Miller Gallery, 305, listing 24, red map B GIBSON, Charles, 91 on orange map C GIDLEY, Don, 85 on orange map C GIERE, Nancy, 11 on orange map B GILCHRIST, Lynn, 14 on red map C; 231 on red map C; 144 on green map A

GILE, Carol, 420 on blue map B Gills Rock Stoneware, 4, listing 116, violet map A GILLSTER, Tad, 290 on orange map C GILVEY, John P., 8 on orange map A GINGERICH, Clarence, 32 on green map B GIVINGS, Faith, 40 on green map C GJERDSET, Kristin, 91 on orange map C Glas Coffee House, 219 on red map C GLASNAP, Kathy, 73, listing 56 on orange map A; 57 on orange map A GLASS ACT, 8 on orange map A GLASS EYE STUDIO, 40 on green map C GLOECKLER, Raymond, 91 on orange map C GLOWACKI, Connie, 55, listing 56 on orange map B; 200 on green map B GM Bentley’s Renaissance Gallery, 255 on violet map A GOGGIO, Kristy, 79 on orange map C GONZALES, Octavio, 11 on orange map B GOODALL, Leslie, 220 on green map C GOODMAN, Christina, 8 on orange map A GOSSLING, Maryam, 91 on orange map C GOTTSCHALK, Deb, 8 on orange map A GOWAN, Greg, 11 on orange map B GOYER, Denise, 85 on orange map C GRAHAM, Dottie D’Acquisto, 15 on red map A Grainery, 261 on blue map A GRANT, Heather, 108 on Blue Map B GRASSL, Dan, 208 on green map C GRAY, Jola, 91 on orange map C GREBEL, Paula Swaydan, 144 on green map A Green Path Studio Gallery, 535 on red map B GREENWALD, Bonnie, 85 on orange map C GREENWOOD, Nathan, 41 on green map A GREMMER, Sara, 220 on green map C GRESKO-LYONS, Carol, 91 on orange map C GRIFFIN, Becky, 350 on violet map A GRIFFIN, Elvin J, 350 on violet map A; 8 on orange map A GRIMES, Bruce, 91 on orange map C GROTENRATH, Ruth, 61 on orange map B GRUNWALD, Barry, 79 on orange map C GRUPP, Holly, 351 on orange map B Guenzel Gallery, 305 on orange map B GUGE, Bob, 3 on violet map A GUGE, Josh, 3 on violet map A GUILETTE, Julie, 29 on green map B GURMAN, Romero, 11 on orange map B GUYDOSH, Gary, 50 on orange map B

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HAAS, Steven, 8 on orange map A; 15 on red map A HABERLE, Mark, 350 on violet map A HACKETT, Carole, 456 on orange map B HACKETT, Dave, 205 on orange map B; 456 on orange map B; 32 on green map B HAESE, Frank, 420 on blue map B HAESSIG, David & Jeneice, 420 on blue map B HALE, Susan, 68, listing 56, orange map A; 8 on orange map A HALL, Greg, 15 on red map A HAMILTON, Mary, 91 on orange map C HAMITY, Charlotte, 252 on orange map A HAMM, Patrice Mayhew, 40 on green map C; 83 on orange map C HANDLER, Audrey, 8 on orange map A Hands On Art Studio, 320 on orange map A HANKS, Gary, 350 on violet map A HANKS, Steve, 37 on green map C; 220 on green map C Hanseatic Art Gallery, 280 on orange map C HANSEN, Harold, 220 on green map C HANSEN, John, 91 on orange map C HANSON, Vicky, 350 on violet map A Harbor View Gallery, 221 on green map C HARDIMAN, Gloria, 304 on orange map A Hardy Gallery, 291 on orange map C HARGREAVES, Jeff, 79 on orange map C HARRIE, Paul, 8 on orange map A HARRINGTON, Michael, 5 on violet map A HARRIS, Virginia, 91 on orange map C

HART, Karen, 85 on orange map C HART, Paul, 3 on violet map A HARTLEY, Scott, 79 on orange map C Hartmann Art Gallery, 101, listing 98, blue map A HARTMANN, Bonnie, 91 on orange map C HARTSHORNE, David & Sharon, 350 on violet map A HASKEW, Lu, 104 on blue map B HATCH, David, 295 on orange map C HATCH, Nathan, 79 on orange map C HATHAWAY, Gail, 32 on green map B HATTON, Mike, 85 on orange map C HAUG, Monne, 15 on red map A HAWKINS, Stan, 425 on orange map C HAYES, Marga, 8 on orange map A HE, Qi, 120 on violet map A HEARDEN, Margaret, 85 on orange map C HEDBLOM, Judy, 40 on green map C HEGENBARTH, Sue, 350 on violet map A HEGLAND, Peder, 7 on violet map A HEGRENES, Adie, 32 on green map B HEINRICHS, Justine, 40 on green map C HELLAND, Richard, 350 on violet map A HELLER, Liz, 144 on green map A HELSCHER, Nan, 144 on green map A HEMMERLING, William, 3 on violet map A HENDERSON, Barbara, 144 on green map A HENDERSON, Doug, 144 on green map A HENDRIKSEN, Karen, 40 on green map C HENRICHS, Mitch, 456 on orange map B HERBECK, Ed, 220 on green map C HERBST, Gerhard, 50 on orange map B HERMANN, Tom, 5 on violet map A Hermke Timm Studio, 375 on red map B HERRICK, Jane, 350 on violet map A HEYSER, Jennifer, 91 on orange map C HIGDON, Rich, 311 on orange map B HIGUERA, Gloria, 11 on orange map B HINES, Mark, 50 on orange map B HITCHLER, Susan, 456 on orange map B HODGELL, PC, 91 on orange map C HODGELL, Robert, 91 on orange map C HOEGGER, Dean, 15 on red map A; 144 on green map A HOFF, Grace, 50 on orange map B HOFFMAN, Susan, 350 on violet map A HOFFMANN-HOAGLAND, Karin, 29 on green map B HOFMANN, Kathy, 8 on orange map A HOIDA, Matt, 208 on green map C HOLMES, Elodie, 79 on orange map C HOMSTAD, Carl, 7 on violet map A HOPE, Terry, 350 on violet map A HOPFENSBERGER, Marlene, 456 on orange map B HOPPER, Arthur, 37 on green map C HORA, Niel, 143 on green map A HORGAN, Debbe, 350 on violet map A HOTCHKISS, Joel, 85 on orange map C HOUGH, Jen, 50 on orange map B HOVE, Norma, 420 on blue map B How to Use This Guide, 10 HOWAT, Maria, 104 on blue map B HOYER, Jim, 103 on blue map B HUBBARD, Rozanne, 8 on orange map A HUBBELL, Corey, 50 on orange map B HUBER, Jon, 500 on red map C HUDSON, EA, 108 on Blue Map B Hudson Road Trading Company, 108, listing 98, blue map B HUDSON, Kathy, 85 on orange map C HUFFMAN, Kate & Jere, 7 on violet map A HUNNICUT, Joel, 106 on blue map A HUNT, Jan, 220 on green map C; 91 on orange map C HUNTER, Rick, 50 on orange map B HUNT-WULKOWICZ, Susan, 220 on green map C; 91 on orange map C HUSTAD, Bruce, 8 on orange map A

I IMBSWEILER, Regina, 8 on orange map A IMHOFF, Fred, 11 on orange map B IMMERMAN, Steve, 106 on blue map A Ingwersen Studio/Gallery, 335 on blue map A INGWERSEN, James J, 335 on blue map A; 14 on red map C; 91 on orange map C; 370 on green map B Interfibers Design Gallery, 51, listing 56, orange map A IRELAND, Michael, 79 on orange map C Island Players, 354 on violet map B ITHIL METALWORKS, 50 on orange map B

J J Jeffrey Taylor, 50, listing 60, orange map B Jacksonport Craft Cottage, 32, listing 39, green map B JACOBS, Adam, 91 on orange map C JACOBS, Kim, 91 on orange map C JAIDINGER, Judith, 220 on green map C JAMES, Peter, 50 on orange map B JAMES, Sandy, 311 on orange map B Jason Mann Photography Studio, 503 on red map C JAUQUET, Andrea, 69 on orange map A JAUQUET, Chris, 8 on orange map A JAUQUET, William, 8 on orange map A JEANPIERRE, Valerie, 40 on green map C JEFFCOAT, Pamela, 89 on orange map C Jeffrey Louis Budzis Studio, 114, listing 113, violet map A JEFFRIES, Chris, 106 on blue map A JENKINS, Jim, 425 on orange map C Jenwah Panther, 551 on red map C JESKE, Judy, 350 on violet map A Jim Leathem’s Door Images Studio/Gallery, 426 on blue map A JOHANNES, Lisa, 15 on red map A JOHNS, Emmett, 52, listing 53 on orange map A; 14 on red map C; 91 on orange map C; 540 on red map C JOHNSON, Bruce, 50 on orange map B JOHNSON, Charles, 91 on orange map C JOHNSON, Charlotte, 350 on violet map A JOHNSON, Cynthia Barnes, 254 on green map B; 144 on green map A JOHNSON, Frankie, 104 on blue map B; 91 on orange map C JOHNSON, Fred, 91 on orange map C JOHNSON, Jim, 8 on orange map A JOHNSON, Mary, 57 on orange map A JOHNSON, Molly, 16 on red map A JOHNSON, Scott, 85 on orange map C JOHNSON, Shawn, 85 on orange map C JOHNSON, Tera, 350 on violet map A JOHNSTON, Beth, 79 on orange map C JOLLEY, Richard, 8 on orange map A JONES, Melissa, 15 on red map A JONES, Win, 91 on orange map C; 200 on green map B JORDAN, Charles, 91 on orange map C JORDAN, James, 350 on violet map A JORDAN, Susan, 108 on Blue Map B JORGENSON, Steve, 109 on blue map B JOYCE, JJ, 350 on violet map A Juddville Clay Studio & Gallery, 43, listing 47, green map A Judi Nelson Studio, 430 on blue map A JUNG, Mark, 350 on violet map A

K K Allen Gallery, 106, listing 71, blue map A KADMAS, Joyce, 79 on orange map C KALLIE, Holly, 350 on violet map A KAPFAMER, Ray, 350 on violet map A Karen Overbeck’s Mosaic Garden, 545 on red map B KARG, Rollin, 50 on orange map B Kari Anderson Studio, 225 on green map B KARL WILEN, John, 270 on orange map C

KARMAN, Chris, 3 on violet map A KASTER, Lavaun, 91 on orange map C Kathy Glasnap Gallery, 73, listing 56, orange map A KAU, Dagmar, 40 on green map C; 91 on orange map C KAYSER, Jane, 420 on blue map B KEEFE, Shelby, 8 on orange map A KEIM, Anna, 32 on green map B KELLER, Ternie, 200 on green map B KELLEY, Lauretta, 456 on orange map B Kelly Avenson Photography, 18, listing 24, red map C KELLY, Rosella, 208 on green map C KENAROVA, Maria, 11 on orange map B KENNELLY, Susan, 420 on blue map B KENNEY-CARTER, Carolyn, 420 on blue map B KENYON, Barbara, 456 on orange map B; 91 on orange map C KERSKI, Sandi, 85 on orange map C Kewaunee Academy of Fine Art, 228 on red map A KEYSER, John, 79 on orange map C Kick Coffee, 229 on red map C KING, Pat, 79 on orange map C KIRACOFE, Daniel, 425 on orange map C KIRACOFE, Gary, 425 on orange map C KIRCHOFF, Audrey, 91 on orange map C KIRWEN, Bethany, 217 on red map C; 456 on orange map B KLEIN, Erin, 108 on Blue Map B KLEIN, Paul, 79 on orange map C KLEIN, Susan, 40 on green map C KLICH, Kitty Lynne, 91 on orange map C KLINK, EH, 11 on orange map B KLITZMAN, Ken, 32 on green map B; 217 on red map C KLITZMAN, Pat, 32 on green map B; 217 on red map C KLOSS, Anne, 350 on violet map A KLOTZKE, Don, 37 on green map C KLUG, Gretchen, 8 on orange map A KLUMPYAN, Karen, 350 on violet map A; 32 on green map B KMIOTEK, Mike, 15 on red map A KNOTT, Norm, 350 on violet map A KNUPPER, Barb, 58 on orange map A KOCH, James, 15 on red map A KOCHRAN, Sandra, 79 on orange map C KOENIG, Linda, 8 on orange map A KOLINSKI, Kris, 210 on red map A; 144 on green map A KOLINSKI, Mark, 210 on red map A KOLLACKS, Linda, 104 on blue map B KOLLING, Cindy, 40 on green map C KOSHALEK, Cynthia, 41 on green map A KOVAK, George, 37 on green map C KOX, Norbert, 91 on orange map C KOZMA, Brigitte, 145 on blue map B; 91 on orange map C; 83 on orange map C

red map A (algoma)............................... 22 red map B (southern door)..................... 23 red map C (sturgeon bay)...................... 27 green map A

(juddville, egg harbor & carlsville)............... 42

green map B

(baileys harbor & jacksonport)..................... 44 green map C (egg harbor).................... 47

orange map A

(fish creek & ephraim)................................ 90 orange map B (fish creek)................... 92 orange map C (ephraim)...................... 95 blue map A (sister bay)....................... 105 blue map B (sister bay)....................... 107 violet map A (rowleys bay & north)..... 126 violet map B (washington island)........ 128

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index KOZOWICZ-KRAMER, Elizabeth, 40 on green map C KRAUSE, Paul, 66 on orange map B KRAUSE, Sue, 220 on green map C KRAWCZYK, Eileen & Donald, 208 on green map C KREBSBACH, Joe, 14 on red map C KREITER, James, 15 on red map A KREJCHA, Jerry, 91 on orange map C KROBOTH, Harvey, 252 on orange map A KRUEGER, Emery, 14 on red map C KRUEGER, William, 91 on orange map C KRUGER, Steve, 456 on orange map B KRUSE, Joy, 15 on red map A KUCIK, Doris, 350 on violet map A KUFRIN, Lainie, 270 on orange map C; 32 on green map B KUHNS, Jeanne, 28 on green map A KUNIC, Helen, 104 on blue map B KURKA-JENSEN, Karen, 350 on violet map A KWASNY, David, 144 on green map A

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La Mere House Antiques, 370, green map B LaBROSSE, Colleen, 15 on red map A LACOUETTE, Leonie, 85 on orange map C LACROIX, Helen, 91 on orange map C LACY, John, 270 on orange map C LAHEY, Karen, 425 on orange map C LAING, Catherine, 8 on orange map A LAJEUNESSE, Monique, 85 on orange map C LAMONT, Lyle, 240 on orange map C LANCE, Kirstin, 270 on orange map C LANDERMAN, Kristine Marie, 7 on violet map A LANDRY, Beth, 91 on orange map C LANDY, Brenda J, 350 on violet map A LANGENBERG, Karla, 270 on orange map C LANGENECKER, Steve, 79 on orange map C LANGLOIS, Flora, 8 on orange map A LANGO, Carol, 3 on violet map A LANPHIER, Mynn, 91 on orange map C LANZER, Elizabeth, 91 on orange map C LAPP, Anna, 32 on green map B LAPP, Barbara, 32 on green map B Lardiere Gallery & Studio, 1, listing 74, orange map C LARDIERE, Geoffrey, 1 on orange map C LARKIN, Carolyn, 350 on violet map A LARKINS, Lynn, 350 on violet map A LARSON, Deb Stroh, 12 on red map C LARSON, Jeanne, 79 on orange map C LARSON, Roberta L, 91 on orange map C LARSSON, Kate, 40, listing 39 on green map C LATHAM, Tim, 40 on green map C LATIMER, Lynn, 85 on orange map C LaTULIP, Marsha, 15 on red map A LAUDERMILK, Rick, 220 on green map C LAUGER, Dylan, 144 on green map A LAZZERONI, Ed, 79 on orange map C LEASE, Scott, 40 on green map C LEATHAM, Jim, 426 on blue map A LEDBETTER, Jeanne, 104 on blue map B LEDEZMA, Antonio, 11 on orange map B LEDTJE, Tony, 7 on violet map A LEE, Jennifer, 91 on orange map C; 250 on orange map C LEE, Susan, 40 on green map C LEGREVE-KARJALA, Molly, 456 on orange map B LEIN-SVENCNER, 15 on red map A LEISCHOW, Connie, 208 on green map C LEMBERGER, Ami, 220 on green map C LEMKE, William, 50 on orange map B Len Villano Photography, 31, listing 39 LENSCH, Angela, 143 on green map A; 5 on violet map A; 565 on orange map C LENZ, Lezlie, 91 on orange map C LENZ-CRAMPTON, Elizabeth, 91 on orange map C LEO, Barbara, 200 on green map B LESH, Scott, 40 on green map C LESTER, Travis, 15 on red map A LEVENHAGEN, Ellen, 210 on red map A LEVIN, Ed, 8 on orange map A LEVIN, Simon, 144 on green map A

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kozowicz - radtke LEWIS, Keith, 8 on orange map A LEWIS, Sam, 91 on orange map C LICHTNER, Schomer, 14 on red map C; 61 on orange map B LILJEJREN, Jessica, 79 on orange map C LINCK, John, 420 on blue map B Lindboe Trupin Studio, 230 on orange map A Linden Gallery, 120, listing 116, violet map A LINGS, Paul & Anne, 93 on orange map C Link Gallery, 330 on orange map B LINSKENS, Andrew, 570 on red map A LITTEREST, Ron, 420 on blue map B; 456 on orange map B LITTLE, Craig, 91 on orange map C LITTLETON/VOGEL, John/Kate, 8 on orange map A LIU, Lena, 37 on green map C LIZTECH, Jill Elizabeth, 50 on orange map B LOCKHART, Kalene, 350 on violet map A LOCKWOOD, Margaret, 144 on green map A; 91 on orange map C; 211 on orange map B LOEBER & LOOK, 8 on orange map A LOEH, Bonnie, 91 on orange map C LOHMILLER, Nancy, 350 on violet map A LONG, Timothy, 400 on blue map A; 350 on violet map A Lost Moth Gallery, 28, listing 39, green map A LOTTEN, Charles and Daniel, 86 on orange map C LOUDY, Pam, 11 on orange map B LUBBERT, Larry, 252 on orange map A LUBERGER, Chad, 143 on green map A; 61, listing 64 on orange map B LUBINSKI, Sara, 79 on orange map C LUECK, Brady, 79 on orange map C LUEDTKE, Frank, 85 on orange map C LUETKE, Kaye, 40 on green map C LUKES, Roy, 37 on green map C LUPES, David S., 29 on green map B LYMANN, Stephen, 37 on green map C LYNCH, Sydney, 79 on orange map C Lynn Gilchrist Studio, 231 on red map C LYON, Kim, 15 on red map A LYON, Molly, 201 on violet map A; 202 on blue map A LYONS, R. Charlie, 91 on orange map C

M MAANUM, Jeanne, 40 on green map C MACEJKOVIC, Janet, 79 on orange map C MACK, John, 103 on blue map B MACKEY, Alison, 85, Lorange map C MADARES, Diane, 11 on orange map B Madison Avenue Wine Shop, 540 on red map C MADSEN, Stephany, 91 on orange map C MAEDER, June, 57 on orange map A MAEDER, June, 63, listing 60, orange map A MAGAKIS, Gary, 106 on blue map A MAHLENDORF, Pat, 270 on orange map C MAIN, Steven, 79 on orange map C MAKTIMA, Duane, 11 on orange map B MALEC, Ralph, 420 on blue map B MALENCHIK, Thia, 104 on blue map B MALTMAN, Liz, 211 on orange map B; 365 on red map C; 144 on green map A MAND, Tom, 40 on green map C MANDLI, Alex, 8 on orange map A MANN, Barbara, 40 on green map C MANN, Jason, 503 on red map C Maple Grove Gallery, 304 on orange map A MAR, 50 on orange map B MARANA, Alberta, 79 on orange map C Marcia Nickols Art Studio, 233 on orange map C MARCOTTE, Tim, 8 on orange map A Marisch Art, 365 on red map C MARONEK, Jim, 245 on violet map A MARSDEN, Ken, 208 on green map C; 91 on orange map C MARSHALL, Brent, 8 on orange map A MARTIN, Susan, 85 on orange map C MARTINEZ, Jesse, 16 on red map A Martinez Studio, 34, listing 39, green map B MARTINEZ, Sandra, 34 on green map B

MARTINEZ, Wence, 34 on green map B; 540 on red map C MARX, Patricia, 40 on green map C Mary A Uhl Gallery, 351, listing 60, orange map B MASON, Louis, 15 on red map A MASSEY, Grant, 85 on orange map C MATUCCI, Tom, 79 on orange map C MATYSZCZYK, Cliff, 270 on orange map C MATZKE, Bridget McCabe, 32 on green map B MAU, Marjorie, 144 on green map A MAU, Michael, 8 on orange map A MAURER, Nathan, 86 on orange map C MAYHEW, Mary Ulm, 72, listing 60, orange map A; 8 on orange map A McCARTNEY, Butch, 540 on red map C McCARTNEY, Marilu, 350 on violet map A McCARTNEY, Mike, 540 on red map C McCARTNEY, Stevi Lee, 540 on red map C McCULLOUGH-DeLORME, Laura, 15 on red map A McCURDY, Bob, 214 on green map B McCURDY, Jennifer, 79 on orange map C McDILL, Layl, 40 on green map C McELROY, Gene, 103 on blue map B McEVOY, Gene, 420 on blue map B McGEE, Melvin, 15 on red map A McGINNIS, Christine, 350 on violet map A McGOLDRICK, Marilyn, 420 on blue map B McGRATH, Christine, 85 on orange map C McGRATH, Maureen, 28 on green map A McGUIRE, Cynthia, 79 on orange map C; 83 on orange map C McINTOSH, Alan, 85 on orange map C McKENSIE, Sandra, 85 on orange map C McKENZIE, Jeannine & Charles, 8 on orange map A McKINDER, Barbara, 85 on orange map C McKINLEY-ARNESON, Kay, 57 on orange map A McMURRAY, Julia F, 91 on orange map C McNAMARA, John, 91 on orange map C McNEIL, Diane, 2 on violet map A McVAY, Callahan, 8 on orange map A MEAD, Jamie, 5 on violet map A MEAD, Mary Beth, 350 on violet map A; 5 on violet map A MECIKALSKI, Eugene, 61 on orange map B MEDLER, Zach, 350 on violet map A MEILAHN, Michael, 8 on orange map A MEINERS, Lynn, 220 on green map C MEISSNER, Chris, 350 on violet map A; 40 on green map C Melzer Gallery, 257 on green map A MENGERT, Carl, 85 on orange map C; 91 on orange map C MENGHETTI, Andrea, 40 on green map C MESSENGER, Shawn, 8 on orange map A MESZAROS, Ruth, 40 on green map C METZLOFF, Kyle, 420 on blue map B MEYER, Cynthia, 270 on orange map C MEYER, Geri, 40 on green map C MEYER, Jim, 8 on orange map A MEYER, Roger, 270 on orange map C MICHAUD, Michael, 8 on orange map A MICHEL, Ginger, 32 on green map B MICKEVIUS, Ray, 85 on orange map C Midsummer’s Music Festival, 110, listing 98, blue map B MIELKE, Jim, 7 on violet map A MILIERIS, Edwardo, 50 on orange map B Mill Road Gallery, 145, listing 98, blue map B Miller Art Museum, 14, listing 24, red map C MILLER, Caron, 85 on orange map C MILLER, Fannie, 32 on green map B MILLER, Fay, 85 on orange map C MILLER, Gerald, 270 on orange map C MILLER, Gerhard CF, 305, listing 24 on red map B; 14 on red map C; 91 on orange map C MILLER, GL, 11 on orange map B MILLER, Rosie, 32 on green map B MILLER, Ryan, 40 on green map C MILLER, Tim, 270 on orange map C MILLER-HUBBARD, Joan, 85 on orange map C

MILLIGAN, Kerry, 535 on red map B MILLS, Michael, 91 on orange map C MIOTKE, Anne, 8 on orange map A MISSNER, Michele, 350 on violet map A Molly Johnson Studio, 16, listing 24, red map A MOLTER, Shannon, 350 on violet map A MONTGOMERY, Noah, 41 on green map A MONTGOMERY, Rudd, 15 on red map A MONTOYA/ORTIZ, Luis/Leslie, 8 on orange map A MOORE, Charlie, 425 on orange map C MORAN, Lucinda, 50 on orange map B MORGAN, Carol, 350 on violet map A MORIARTY, Marge, 79 on orange map C Morning Mist Studio, 35, listing 47, green map B MORRIS, Michael, 15 on red map A MORRISSEAU, Virginia, 350 on violet map A MORSE, Janine, 91 on orange map C MORTL, Deb, 79 on orange map C MORTONSON, Sally, 79 on orange map C MOTAWI, Nawal, 8 on orange map A Mr Helsinki, 320 on orange map B MUELLER, Kate, 8 on orange map A MUELLER, Richard, Remembered, 30 MUELLER, Richard, 8 on orange map A; 14 on red map C MUELLER, Taylor, 106 on blue map A MULLINS, Lynn, 85 on orange map C MURPHY, Pam, 79 on orange map C MURPHY, Wendy McKim, 15 on red map A MURRAY, William, 79 on orange map C MURTAUGH, Susan, 15 on red map A MUTCHLER, Sherry, 456 on orange map B MYERS, Wade, 32 on green map B MYRAH, Dagny, 8 on orange map A

N NABBEFELDT, Scott, 15 on red map A NACHREINER, Tom, 8 on orange map A NAGEL, Allyson, 40 on green map C NANCE, Sarah, 350 on violet map A NAYLOR, Karen, 106 on blue map A N-COSTELLO, Dagmara, 350 on violet map A NEBUCHADNEZZAR, Olena, 40 on green map C NEILSON, Jenifer, 270 on orange map C NELSON, Gail, 144 on green map A NELSON, Judi, 430 on blue map A NELSON, Tom, 350 on violet map A NEUGEBAUER, Judith, 261 on blue map A NEUWIRTH, Patrick, 85 on orange map C NEWKIRK, Peter, 40 on green map C; 91 on orange map C Newport House Gallery, 3, listing 116, violet map A NEWQUIST, Karen, 350 on violet map A; 210 on red map A; 214 on green map B NEWSTAT, Barry, 8 on orange map A NICHOLAS, Sharon, 5 on violet map A NICHOLS, Susan, 208 on green map C NICKOLS, Marcia, 89 on orange map C; 233 on orange map C; 350 on violet map A; 456 on orange map B NIEDZIAKOWSKI, Janice, 220 on green map C NIELSEN, Jennifer, 8 on orange map A NILSEN, Jim, 50 on orange map B NOBBE, Maxine, 270 on orange map C NOLAN, Erin, 143 on green map A NOLT, Alma, 32 on green map B NORSTAD, David, 8 on orange map A NUANCE BLOWN GLASS, 8 on orange map A NYBERG, Tim, 9, listing 24 ; 15 on red map A; 50 on orange map B; 540 on red map C NYCZ, Rebecca, 350 on violet map A

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O’CONNOR, Barbra, 5 on violet map A ODEGAARD, Ron, 420 on blue map B O’DELL, Spike, 400 on blue map A Off the Wheel Pottery, 41, listing 39, green map A OFF, Audrey M, 12 on red map C; 32 on green map B OHL, Kelly Jean, 350 on violet map A

OHMAN, Christine, 270 on orange map C OLIVERSON, Larry, 50 on orange map B OLSON, Deborah, 270 on orange map C OLSON, Eugene H, 355 on violet map A OLSON, Irene, 91 on orange map C OLSON, Marilyn, 456 on orange map B OLSON, Pat, 237 on red map C; 12 on red map C; 456 on orange map B ORECK, Kaaren, 91 on orange map C ORR, Rita, 85 on orange map C ORTEGA, Hector, 11 on orange map B ORTHOBER, Gary, 456 on orange map B ORTIZ, Mata, 61 on orange map B ORTNER-BLAKE, Lorraine, 270 on orange map C OSAJDEN, Paula, 144 on green map A OSBURN, Carole, 270 on orange map C OSTERBERG, Gail, 350 on violet map A O’SULLIVAN, Nancy, 350 on violet map A OTFINOSKI, Peter, 79 on orange map C OTIS, Irene, 8 on orange map A OVERBECK, Karin, 545 on red map B

P PACILEO, Cindy, 40 on green map C PAESEL, Audrey Lundquist, 8 on orange map A PAGE, Colin, 79 on orange map C Paint Box Gallery, 91, listing 74, orange map C PALMER, Alison, 85 on orange map C Pangaea Gallery, 232 on green map A PANGERL, Michael, 70, listing 60, orange map A; 8 on orange map A PAPE, Sandra McCutcheon, 91 on orange map C; 144 on green map A PARKER, Cheryl Stidwell, 350 on violet map A; 209 on green map B; 91 on orange map C PARKER, Sue, 85 on orange map C PARR, Patsy, 350 on violet map A PARSONS, Beth, 108 on Blue Map B; 350 on violet map A PARUCH, Bonnie, 112 on violet map A; 8 on orange map A PASSIKO, 40 on green map C Pat Olson Studio, 237, listing 25, red map C PATT, Richard, 79 on orange map C PATTERSON, Carol, 104 on blue map B; 210 on red map A Patty Degenhardt Studio Gallery, 62, listing 53, orange map B Paul David Fine Jewelry, 66, listing 64, orange map B PAULSRUD, Pamela, 350 on violet map A PEARCE, Annie, 50 on orange map B PEDLER, Kim, 501 on red map C PEIPER, Greg, 61 on orange map B PEISER, Mark, 8 on orange map A PELLET, Lea, 350 on violet map A PENCE, Robert, 37 on green map C Peninsula Jeweler, 501 on red map C Peninsula Music Festival, 76, listing 74, orange map B Peninsula Photo Imaging/ Door County Framing, 277 on orange map A Peninsula Players, 77, listing 64 on orange map A Peninsula School of Art, 65, listing 64, orange map B Perfect Angi, 80, listing 98 Perfect Touch, 230 on green map C Performing Arts Venues, 27 PERL, Karen, 350 on violet map A PERNU, Bob, 425 on orange map C PETERS, Rosie, 277 on orange map A; 277 on orange map A PETERSON, Angela, 79 on orange map C PETERSON, Charles L, Cover Artist, 87 PETERSON, Charles L, 12 on red map C; 14 on red map C; 37 on green map C; 57 on orange map A; 88 on orange map C; 91 on orange map C PETERSON, George, 106 on blue map A

PETERSON, Sandra, 12 on red map C; 32 on green map B; 242 on red map C; 456 on orange map B PETERSON, Shane, 216 on red map C PETRANEK, Dave, 103 on blue map B PETRILLO, Claire, 425 on orange map C PFISTER, Penny, 456 on orange map B; 91 on orange map C PFLEGER, Donna, 350 on violet map A PHILABAUM, Tom, 8 on orange map A PHILLIPS, Renee, 16 on red map A PHILLIPS, Wm, 37 on green map C PICKEN, Judy, 29 on green map B PIEPER, Kenny, 106 on blue map A PIERCE, Gail, 79 on orange map C PIERRE, Sandra, 32 on green map B PIJAN, Leonard, 91 on orange map C Pinewood Studio, 260 on violet map A Pipka’s of Door County, 403 on blue map B PKJ Designs / Michael Beaster Furniture, 89, listing 84, orange map C PLACE, Sandra, 7 on violet map A; 14 on red map C; 91 on orange map C Plein Air Festival, 65 on orange map A PLOUGHE, Susan, 120 on violet map A Plum Bottom Pottery, 143, listing 39, green map A POEHLMANN, Joanna, 91 on orange map C POLIKARPOV, Pasha, 91 on orange map C POLLERA, Daniel, 83 on orange map C POMPLUN, Georgene, 8 on orange map A POND, Jerry, 220 on green map C Popelka Trenchard Studio, 102, listing 25, red map C POPELKA, Jeremy, 102 on red map C; 8 on orange map A PORTER, Richard, 91 on orange map C Potters Wheel Gallery, 61, listing 64, orange map B POWELL, Ann, 79 on orange map C POYER, Jimmy, 11 on orange map B POZYCINSKI, Joseph & Georgia, 8 on orange map A Prairie Garden Rug Hooking Studio & School, 239 on orange map A PRENZLER, Doris Petersen, 252 on orange map A PRESNAIL, Peter, 8 on orange map A PREY, Ann, 5 on violet map A PRINE, Gene, 350 on violet map A PRISTAS, Tracy Lynn, 97, listing 84, orange map C; 79 on orange map C PROFFER, Charles, 144 on green map A PROKOP, Andrew, 40 on green map C Public Galleries, 17

Q QUALBEN, Jonathon, 79 on orange map C

R RABER, Ada, 32 on green map B RADTKE, Barbara, 91 on orange map C

red map A (algoma)............................... 22 red map B (southern door)..................... 23 red map C (sturgeon bay)...................... 27 green map A

(juddville, egg harbor & carlsville)............... 42

green map B

(baileys harbor & jacksonport)..................... 44 green map C (egg harbor).................... 47

orange map A

(fish creek & ephraim)................................ 90 orange map B (fish creek)................... 92 orange map C (ephraim)...................... 95 blue map A (sister bay)....................... 105 blue map B (sister bay)....................... 107 violet map A (rowleys bay & north)..... 126 violet map B (washington island)........ 128

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index RADTKE, Patsy, 270 on orange map C; 91 on orange map C Ram Rojas Studio, 550 on red map C RANLY, Doc, 510 on red map C RASMUSSEN, Beth, 420 on blue map B RASMUSSEN, John, 108 on Blue Map B RAUP, David, 270 on orange map C RAWLINGS, Leda, 8 on orange map A RD Bentley Studio & Gallery, 118, listing 113, violet map A Rebmann Gallery, 285 on orange map C REBMANN, Ginny, 285 on orange map C Recycled Raymond Creations, 103, on blue map B Red Barn, 356 on violet map B Red Cup Gallery, 357 on violet map B Red Door Gallery, 240, listing 84, orange map C Red Geranium Gallery & Gifts, 200 on green map B REDLIN, Terry, 37 on green map C REED, Rebecca, 420 on blue map B REGNERY, Dick and Gretchen, 29 on green map B REGULA, Ingrid, 8 on orange map A REIDY, Judith, 350 on violet map A REIFSNYDER, Karen, 50 on orange map B REILING, Jude Ryan, 79 on orange map C REIMER, Dave, 40 on green map C REINEKING, Gene, 79 on orange map C REMINGTON, Kate, 15 on red map A RERICHA, Jim, 144 on green map A REUBEL, Frank, 50 on orange map B REZAC, Petr & Katia, 40 on green map C RHEBERG, Judith, 420 on blue map B RICE, Lewis, 350 on violet map A RICHICHI, Linda, 144 on green map A RICKARD, Bob, 50 on orange map B RICKE, Mark, 3 on violet map A RING, Gail, 32 on green map B; 91 on orange map C RINKLEFF, Erik, 292 on orange map C RINKLEFF, Mary Ann, 292 on orange map C RISCH, Rick, 365 on red map C RITCHEY, Gale, 456 on orange map B; 50 on orange map B; 253 on orange map A RIVEN, Barry, 270 on orange map C Rob Williams Studio Gallery, 241 on violet map A ROBERTS, Philippa, 50 on orange map B ROBERTS, William, 85 on orange map C ROBISON, Patrick, 85 on orange map C Rocks of Ages, 19, listing 24, red map A RODGERS, Elizabeth, 50 on orange map B ROENNING, Kristi, 144 on green map A ROGERS, Stella, 50 on orange map B ROJAS, Ram, 550 on red map C ROSE, Jim, 8 on orange map A ROSE, Jude, 40 on green map C Rosemaling by Eileen, 208 on green map C ROSENFELD, Joanne, 456 on orange map B ROSS, Mary, 420 on blue map B ROSTAGNO, Nick, 40 on green map C ROTZOLL, Harold, 91 on orange map C ROWBOTTOM, Susan, 350 on violet map A ROWE, Alan, 525 on green map A ROWE, Char, 525 on green map A RUKOVINA, Betsy, 270 on orange map C RUNKLE, Matthew, 91 on orange map C RUSH, Tommie Pratt, 8 on orange map A Rustic Fish Gallery, 292, listing 84, orange map C RYAN, Una, 350 on violet map A

S SACHS, Sue, 8 on orange map A SALLENBACH, Chris, 50 on orange map B Samara Jewelry Designs, 21, listing 25, red map C SAMPLE, Joan, 270 on orange map C SANDERS, Gerald, 270 on orange map C SANDOR, Ruth, 456 on orange map B SANDS, Donna, 79 on orange map C SANDSTROM, Bonnie, 456 on orange map B Santa Fe Shop, 11, listing 67, orange map B SANTINI, Michael, 106 on blue map A; 91 on orange map C SARGEANT, Tom, 144 on green map A

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radtke - zwicky SARGENT, Nancy, 69 on orange map A SARON, Dianne, 456 on orange map B; 91 on orange map C SATAVA, Rick, 11 on orange map B SAUCK, Mark, 79 on orange map C SAUER, Jim, 79 on orange map C SAVILLE, Ian, 350 on violet map A SAYERS, John A., 8 on orange map A SCANDIN, Mary Jo, 85 on orange map C Scaturo’s Café, 242 on red map C SCHABES, April, 41 on green map A SCHAFFNER, Sharon, 85 on orange map C SCHAFFTER, Ann Mertz, 103 on blue map B SCHANTZ, Mai Wyn, 8 on orange map A SCHAPPE, Gary, 350 on violet map A SCHELLINGER, Lorraine, 220 on green map C SCHERER, Clarence, 37 on green map C SCHERER, David, 50 on orange map B SCHERER, Lori, 40 on green map C SCHEUER, Nick, 252 on orange map A SCHLINK, William, 15 on red map A SCHMELZER, John, 91 on orange map C SCHMIDT, Drew, 570 on red map A SCHMIDT, Jack A, 8 on orange map A SCHMIDT, Nancy, 252 on orange map A SCHMIDT, Scot, 270 on orange map C SCHMIDT, Walt, 85 on orange map C SCHMITH, Mary Jo, 15 on red map A SCHNEIDER, John, 79 on orange map C SCHNEIDER, Ken, 8 on orange map A SCHNEIDER, William, 104 on blue map B SCHNESE, Timothy, 15 on red map A SCHOCH, Sally, 79 on orange map C SCHOWALTER, Nana, 420 on blue map B SCHRADER, Darrel, 420 on blue map B SCHUETTE, Rick, 270 on orange map C SCHULMAN, Davida, 350 on violet map A SCHWALLER, Renee, 41 on green map A SCHWARTZ, David, 8 on orange map A SCRATTISH, Sharon, 40 on green map C Scrimshanders, 425 on orange map C SEABOYER, Lisa, 270 on orange map C SEAGARD, Tom, 145 on blue map B; 16 on red map A, ; 83 on orange map C; 91 on orange map C SEALY, Phil, 220 on green map C SEAQUIST, Bonnie, 350 on violet map A SEASHOLTZ, Marion, 85 on orange map C SEE, Lawrie, 108 on Blue Map B SEKIGUCHI, Risa, 120 on violet map A SENN, Joan & Tim, 91 on orange map C SENN, Victoria, 15 on red map A SEVOSS, Allan, 79 on orange map C SEWARD, Duane, 350 on violet map A SEYBOLD, Fritz, 420 on blue map B SHAFER, Douglas, 85 on orange map C SHALLMAN, Anna, 350 on violet map A SHANAHAN, Karen, 456 on orange map B SHAPERO, Rick, 91 on orange map C SHAW, Julie, 8 on orange map A Shimmering Water Studio, 243 on green map A SHIPPERLEY, George, 8 on orange map A SHIRLEY, Vicki, 40 on green map C SHOR, Jonathan, 8 on orange map A SIBILSKY, Bren, 16 on red map A SIENNA, 350 on violet map A Sievers School of Fiber Arts, 131, listing 119, violet map B Silk Gallery Jenwah, 551 on red map C SILLS, Neva, 34 on green map B Silver Poplar Studios, 245, listing 117, violet map A SILVERMAN, Terry, 85 on orange map C SIMMONS, Scott, 85 on orange map C SIMMONS, Wayne, 115 on violet map A SIMON, Christine, 40 on green map C SIMPSON, Josh, 8 on orange map A SINGER, Tommy, 11 on orange map B SINGEWALD, Joe, 570 on red map A; 144 on green map A SINNETT, Dee, 91 on orange map C; 45 on green map B

SISULAK, Mary Ellen, 5 on violet map A SKIBA, Noel, 91 on orange map C SKROCH, Mike, 15 on red map A SLIVOVSKY, Barbara, 91 on orange map C SLOAN, Debra, 350 on violet map A SLOTZKIN, Alex, 11 on orange map B SLY, Kristy, 85 on orange map C SMALL, Stacey, 220 on green map C; 530 on red map C SMITH, Clyde, 14 on red map C SMITH, Colette Odya, 144 on green map A SMITH, David, 425 on orange map C SMITH, Janet, 85 on orange map C SMITH, Kelly, 208 on green map C SMITH, Lesley-Bruce, 5 on violet map A SMOLAK, Louis, Remembered, 30 SMOLAK, Louis, 565 on orange map C SNYDER, Evelyn, 270 on orange map C SOLOMON, Beth, 50 on orange map B SOMERS, Frederick D., 8 on orange map A SOMMERFELT, Chris, 350 on violet map A Soo Hoo Artwear, 206, listing 47, green map B SOW, Adama, 40 on green map C SPARSHOTT, Deborah/Mark, 8 on orange map A SPEIGHT, John, 85 on orange map C SPENCER, Barbara, 350 on violet map A SPENCER, Lisa, 40 on green map C SPENCER, Rita, 420 on blue map B SPROGUE-TOPELMANN, Ellen, 280 on orange map C; 83 on orange map C ST JOHN, Stephanie, 214 on green map B ST PIERRE, Robert, 40 on green map C STAHL, Harvey, 14 on red map C STANASZEK, Kathryn, 40 on green map C; 235 on green map A STANG, Judie, 270 on orange map C STANKARD, Paul J., 8 on orange map A STARK, Roger, 40 on green map C STAROSKA, Tony, 43 on green map A STARR, red, 11 on orange map B STECKER, Jean, 15 on red map A STEINFELDT, Sr. Clarice, 32 on green map B STEINMETZ, Peter, 91 on orange map C STEPHENS, Al & Sylvia, 85 on orange map C STERBA, Antonin, 91 on orange map C STERNARD, Lee, 40 on green map C; 91 on orange map C STEWART, David and Gail, 7 on violet map A STIEG, Rob, 20 on red map C STIERNA, Patsy, 456 on orange map B STINSON, Don, 79 on orange map C STONE, Cohn, 106 on blue map A STONER, Gabe, 85 on orange map C STORY, BK, 221 on green map C STORY, Rob, 221 on green map C STOUT, Jacob, 106 on blue map A STOUT, John, 311 on orange map B STREU, Mary, 456 on orange map B STROEBEL, Jane Boller, 8 on orange map A STROMQUIST, Anne, 220 on green map C STUBENVOLL, Karl, 218 on orange map B Studio 330, 552 on red map C STUDIO PARIN, 106 on blue map A STUELKE, Linda, 32 on green map B STULTZ, Jennifer, 350 on violet map A; 270 on orange map C STULTZ, Ric, 15 on red map A Sturgeon Bay Fine Arts Fair, 26, listing 25, red map B Sturgeon Bay Visitor Center, 26 on red map C SUDDUTH, Mark J, 8 on orange map A SUGIKI, Boyd, 106 on blue map A SUMMERFELDT, Chris, 200 on green map B SUSIEHYER, 104 on blue map B SWARTZ, Ken, 350 on violet map A SWEENEY, Barbara, 456 on orange map B Sweet Meadow Studio, 45, listing 47, green map B SWEET, Pamela, 91 on orange map C Sylvercroft Studio, 248 on blue map A

T T Ashwell’s, 249 on violet map A Takuskana Studio, 235 on green map A TAPPAN, Cecilia, 425 on orange map C TAYLOR, Amy, 350 on violet map A TAYLOR, Gretchen, 91 on orange map C TAYLOR, J Jeffrey, 50 on orange map B TAYLOR, Kal, 420 on blue map B TCHERNETSKAJA, Natalja, 40 on green map C TEETER, Mary, 3 on violet map A TENNESON-MCCARTY, Janet, 8 on orange map A THE GLASSY GALS, 103 on blue map B Theatre & Music Venues, 22 Third Avenue Playhouse, 358 on red map C THOMAS, Joel, 79 on orange map C THOMPSON, Bob, Remembered, 78 THOMPSON, Don, 400 on blue map A THORESON, Larry & Judy, 4 on violet map A THRALL, Arthur, 61 on orange map B TIMM, Hermke, 91 on orange map C; 375 on red map B TIMM, Joan S, 91 on orange map C TIVOL, Jane, 11 on orange map B TLACHAC, Janet, 91 on orange map C TLACHAC, Sara, 350 on violet map A TOBIN, Carrie, 86 on orange map C Toe Path Studio Gallery, 250 on orange map C TOMTER, Judith, 85 on orange map C TONER, Cande, 11 on orange map B TOPELMANN, Karsten, 280 on orange map C; 91 on orange map C; 83 on orange map C TORTORELLA, Jill, 270 on orange map C TOWNSEND, Leigh, 350 on violet map A TR Pottery, 311, listing 67, orange map B TRAYNOR, Alan, 40 on green map C TRENCHARD, Stephanie, 8 on orange map A; 102 on red map C TRIMPOL, Michael, 85 on orange map C TRISTINI, Ann, 79 on orange map C TROYER, Pat, 91 on orange map C Trueblood Performing Arts Center, 134, listing 119, violet map B TRUPIN, Donna Lindboe, 79 on orange map C; 230 on orange map A TUCHSCHERER, Marsha, 8 on orange map A TUMPACH, Cynthia, 79 on orange map C TURNBLADH, Cy, 320 on orange map A; 50 on orange map B TURNER, Gordon, 270 on orange map C Turtle Ridge Gallery, 5, listing 119, violet map A TURY, John, 85 on orange map C

U UGONE, Janna, 8 on orange map A UHL, Mary, 12 on red map C, ; 351 on orange map B; 83 on orange map C ULVILDEN, Pipka, 403 on blue map B Unitarian Universalist Gallery, 565 on orange map C UREN, Steve, 79 on orange map C UTTECH, Tom, 8 on orange map A UTZINGER, Margaret, 305 on red map B

V VAIL, Frances E, 91 on orange map C VAN BOXTEL, Roger, 425 on orange map C VAN DE VEN, Elizabeth, 456 on orange map B VAN HORN, Larkin Joan, 40 on green map C VANDEN HOUTEN, Dale, 144 on green map A VANDERVINNE, Mark, 57 on orange map A VANIDESTINE, Scott, 15 on red map A VARGA, Victoria, 8 on orange map A VAUGHN, Kathryn, 16 on red map A; 91 on orange map C; 270 on orange map C VAVRA, Kathie, 243 on green map A VAVRA, Kerry, 456 on orange map B; 243 on green map A VERBICK, Jill, 15 on red map A VERNON, Karen, 106 on blue map A VICKERY, Charles, 220 on green map C VIEBROCK, Nancy, 91 on orange map C

VILLANO, Len, 31, listing 39 VINEYARD, Sue, 420 on blue map B VOLPENDESTA, Isabella, 103 on blue map B VON NEUMAN, Robert, 91 on orange map C VOSS, Jessie, 41 on green map A VOSS, Todd, 79 on orange map C VUCO, Chris, 29 on green map B

W WAITE, Jerry, 12 on red map C WALKER, Allin, 144 on green map A WALKER, Dannica, 79 on orange map C WALLACE, Lenox, 85 on orange map C WALTON, Tal, 8 on orange map A WALVORT, Larry, 270 on orange map C WANGSNESS, Norma J, 91 on orange map C WARD, Jandellyn, 270 on orange map C WARD, Susan, 106 on blue map A Washington Island Art & Nature Center, 133, listing 119, violet map B Washington Island Art Association, listing 119 Washington Island Music Fest, 132, listing 119, violet map B Water Street Gallery, 83, listing 96, orange map C Waters Gallery, 435 on blue map A WATERS, Claudia, 91 on orange map C WATERS, Kim, 435 on blue map A WATSON, Brian, 270 on orange map C WATSON, Bruce, 103 on blue map B WATSON, Jo, 350 on violet map A; 456 on orange map B WATSON, Mary, 270 on orange map C WATSON, Nancy, 103 on blue map B WAUTERS, Laural Virtues, 214 on green map B Wayne Simmons Studio Gallery, 115, listing 117, violet map A Weathergate Gallery, 252 on orange map A WEAVER, Ed, 40 on green map C WEIDERT, Mary Jo, 350 on violet map A WEIGMAN, Kathy, 270 on orange map C WELO, Larry, 7 on violet map A WENBERG, Brenda, 85 on orange map C WENDLAND, Paula Zinngrabe, 210 on red map A WESSEL, Curt, 311 on orange map B WGN Celebrity Coffee Cup Museum, 400 on blue map A WHARTON, Candone, 106 on blue map A WHEELER, Kathie, 79 on orange map C WHITAKER, Lyman, 79 on orange map C White Rose Healing Arts Studio, 253 on orange map A WHITE, Charles, 37 on green map C WHITE, Doris, 91 on orange map C White Barn Gallery, 455 on green map B Whitefish Bay Farm Gallery, 29, listing 39, green map B WHITNEY, Sue, 220 on green map C WHYATT, Christine, 456 on orange map B WICK, Gary, 270 on orange map C WICKERT, Keith, 456 on orange map B WICKHAM, Janet, 79 on orange map C WICKLER, Charles, 15 on red map A WICKSTROM, Ralph, 85 on orange map C WIEDEMEIR, Norm, 8 on orange map A WILDE, Jonathan, 8 on orange map A WILKE, Kathleen, 91 on orange map C WILKINSON, David, 420 on blue map B WILLEY, Lorin, 91 on orange map C WILLIAMS, Cheryl, 8 on orange map A WILLIAMS, Don, 15 on red map A WILLIAMS, Lisa, 11 on orange map B WILLIAMS, Rob, 91 on orange map C; 241 on violet map A WILLIAMS, Shirley, 241 on violet map A WILLING, Bea, 220 on green map C WINFISKY, Jonathan, 8 on orange map A WINKLER, Anita, 144 on green map A WINSTON, Geri, 230 on green map C WINTER, Martha, 7 on violet map A WINTER, Michelle Zjala, 8 on orange map A; 15 on red map A WIRCH, Karen, 420 on blue map B

WISCONSIN ART Permanent Collection, 14 on red map C WOHL, Edward, 85 on orange map C WOLF, Lynita, 41 on green map A WOLF, Maureen, 270 on orange map C WOLFGRAM, Ruth, 91 on orange map C WOLST, Archelle “Buttons,” 79 on orange map C; 82 on orange map C WOODSIDE, Terri, 350 on violet map A Woodwalk Gallery, 144, listing 42, green map A WOZNIAK, Kim, 15 on red map A WRIGHT, David, 8 on orange map A WRIGHT, Laurie, 50, orange map B WU, Leslie, 8 on orange map A WYATT, Peter, 555 on red map B Wyatts Gallery, 555 on red map B WYDEVEN, Ann, 144 on green map A WYNVEEN, Phillip, 91 on orange map C WYSOCKI, Stephen, 15 on red map A

X XIAO, Shunzhi, 120 on violet map A

Y YAMAMOTO, Judith, 40 on green map C; 270 on orange map C YANOVSKY, Slava, 8 on orange map A YAZEL, Kirk, 40 on green map C YODER, Ellen, 32 on green map B YOTHERS, Hanni, 41 on green map A YOUELL, Sylvia, 7 on violet map A; 248 on blue map A YOUNG ROSS, Betty, 15 on red map A YOUNG, Brent Lee, 8 on orange map A YOUNG, Carol, 83 on orange map C YOUNG, Nancy, 270 on orange map C YOUNG, Rina, 85 on orange map C YUTZY, Laura, 32 on green map B

Z Zabler Design Jewelers, 86, listing 96, orange map C ZABLER, Russ, 86 on orange map C Zachariasen Studio, 380 on green map A ZACHARIASEN, Amy, 380 on green map A ZAKRY, Suzanne, 85 on orange map C ZALUZEC, Pete, 79 on orange map C ZDRALE, Bonita, 40 on green map C ZELIS, Rebecca, 85 on orange map C ZENO GLASS, 5 on violet map A ZIEGLER, Rusty, 40 on green map C ZILISCH, Kenneth, 91 on orange map C ZOELLICK, Scott, 37 on green map C ZONDERVAN, John & Heather, 15 on red map A ZUEGE, Robin, 405 on blue map B ZUKAUSKIENE, Justina, 5 on violet map A ZWEIFEL, Bill, 106 on blue map A ZWICKY, Jane, 456 on orange map B

red map A (algoma)............................... 22 red map B (southern door)..................... 23 red map C (sturgeon bay)...................... 27 green map A

(juddville, egg harbor & carlsville)............... 42

green map B

(baileys harbor & jacksonport)..................... 44 green map C (egg harbor).................... 47

orange map A

(fish creek & ephraim)................................ 90 orange map B (fish creek)................... 92 orange map C (ephraim)...................... 95 blue map A (sister bay)....................... 105 blue map B (sister bay)....................... 107 violet map A (rowleys bay & north)..... 126 violet map B (washington island)........ 128

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carlsville, jacksonport, egg harbor, baileys harbor & juddville

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