Ann Prey Jewelry 

My classic with a twist jewelry is made with a myriad of metals adding pearls, semi precious stones & pearls. I use a variety of technical expressions, hand formed & fabricated. I balance size, texture & color.

Ann Solyst

The imaginary animals Ann draws look quite natural. Her sensitive style and subdued palette suggest wildlife illustration, not fantasy drawing, and it takes a second look to notice the fantastic hidden among the regular. Her goal is to present oddity in an approachable way.

Bent LLC

Classically simple necklaces, earrings, bookmarks and hair pins that are inspired by nature and classic Art Deco shapes created in the medium of sterling silver copper, and stainless steel.

Ceev Tseg Press

As a printmaker, I specialize in relief woodblock printing. My prints and t-shirts are all printed from authentic hand carved woodcuts through the process of relief printing. My inspiration comes from the Hmong heritage and my experience as a refugee in the United States. Most of my concepts are developed from cultural folklores, mythologies and the Hmong Diaspora.

Curning Nature Photography and Jewelry

I have been capturing landscapes, animals, and flowers in Wisconsin and Minnesota for 35 years. I look for scenes that are peaceful and calming and hope that viewers will feel the same by looking at my photographs. I hope that my photographs will help others see the need to help preserve nature and old buildings.

I create one of a kind chain maille jewelry using 100% stainless steel rings woven together one by one. Since chain Maille is an ancient art form I create designs that are a mix of medieval and modern.

Constance Jewelry Designs

I make unique, one-of-a-kind jewelry using sterling, fine silver, brass, copper, semi-precious gemstones and other elements. Every piece contains handwrought elements that make it distinctive.

Eastbank Artists, Inc.

Members Group Show

Eastbank Artists, Inc. is a professional organization of visual artists established in 1976. Eastbank promotes education in the visual arts in the greater La Crosse, WI area. New members are juried.  Eastbank in-person meetings happen at the Pump House on the last Tuesday of the month from 5:30-7 pm.

Fox & Fern Designs

Electroforming is a bridge between science and art; it is the intricate process of controlling copper growth on a conductive surface using a chemical bath and electricity. Using this process I preserve actual botanical specimens within pure copper to create completely unique, wearable art. I most often work with leaves, twigs, and vines that I harvest both locally and ethically. I also work with hand-sculpted mushroom elements and a wide variety of crystals, gemstones, and fossils.

Helen’s Daughters Handbags

Working with a forty–five year-old Viking sewing machine, I started designing and creating upholstery fabric handbags. My “design aim” is to adorn them with unexpected details. I start with a sketch and then draft a pattern. I work with color, pattern, and blend a combination of fabrics, which develops into a unique look to the handbag.

Johanna Moldenhauer Art

Ceramic and painting pieces that embody organic elements with painted linework.

Karen Genz Photography

Photography showcasing La Crosse and the surrounding area, including downtown, the Mississippi River, local landmarks, and Hixon Forest, in unique ways. The goal is to inspire feelings of peace, awe, and pride in the place we live.

Kay’s Potiques

Making pottery for over 30 years, high fired stoneware, and porcelain. I do functional and sculptural pieces.

Lake Superior Drift Co.

Have you ever considered what driftwood is? A tree falls into the water and tumbles, aimlessly, for decades, centuries… even millennia, and is eventually washed onto the shore. I collect that driftwood and create irreplicable pieces with it.

Lustrous Beaded Creations by Lake

Beadwoven and strung jewelry that is both colorful and lustrous. Necklaces, bracelets, earrings, pendants & rings made with only natural materials, such as pearls, crystals, glass beads, abalone, Mother-of-Pearl, and gemstones. For me, beadweaving is a slow, solitary, meditative, creative, and joyful process.

Michael Klen Caricatures

Drawing faces in a humorous and exaggerated style. Drawing caricatures for over 16 years. Takes 3 to 5 minutes for each caricature. Color and Black/White face and full body with themes. Framing available.

Positive Spin Ceramics

Wheel thrown work made to be used in daily life. Rhythm, line, and repetition are elements and principles I chose to focus in my work because they are things we can get lost in. Creating space and pause in our ever busy lives.

Naomi Hart

Naomi Hart has developed a unique approach to Encaustic painting that she calls visual story telling. Working in many layers, Hart combines detailed surrealist drawings and etchings with layers of material embedded and manipulated in hot beeswax.

Red Lantern Leatherworks

Using a portable butcher block, I custom fit belts & finish them for my customer while they wait. Belts are hand stripped from vegetable tanned cowhide & finished with a brass buckle of choice. I make leather accessories and woven wall art as well.

Roadside Paintings

I paint landscapes around the area. I love to pull over along side of the road and paint if I see something that catches my eye. 

Steven Beseler Art Studio

Whether my work takes you to slow streams or mountain peaks, where legends become real, I attempt to reveal the understanding that all creativity begins with fragments of reality.

The Wild Mint Co.

The Wild Mint Co. has a wide variety of handmade macramé items ranging from wall hangings in large and small sizes with pops of woven colors, to an assortment of hanging baskets perfect for your plants, produce or a pet! Also find keychains, lanyards, ornaments and sterling silver earrings in various sizes, shapes and colors. Carefully crafted natural cotton string items will bring a little bit of joy into your everyday life with artisan quality, modern colors and unique patterning.

Viewpoint Farm Fibers and Handwovens

I am a hand weaver and I dye my own wool from my farms small flock of sheep. I weave a lot of floor rugs both wool and cotton. I also work with all kind of fibers as well of plant material from the farms’ prairie.

Tyler Voorhis Art

PAPER COLLAGE ON WOOD: The Jobs of Yesteryear stem from my passion for history and my mission to celebrate the worker. The workers in each painting are drawn on paper, cut, covered with torn bits of paper, trimmed, painted, and then affixed to a wood panel to create scenes depicting historic jobs.