Discover Artists of Northeast Wisconsin
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Get to know the artists behind the art.
Up Arts Gallery is an online home for Northeast Wisconsin artists and collectors
who care about stories, relationships, and art that means something.
The Artists of Northeast Wisconsin
18 and counting
EXPLORE THE ARTISTS BY CATEGORIES OF ART
PAINTING - SCULPTURE - CERAMICS - MIXED MEDIA - PHOTOGRAPHY - JEWELRY - DIGITAL
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You'll find a growing collection of books that artists want, for art lovers, and for those who want a really good read.
We have multiple topics that are important to artists. We have table top books of art, and art themed fiction books too.
Every purchase helps the nonprofit we work with benefit independent book stores, with some in our area. It also helps us keep promoting the incredible talent our the artists in Northeast Wisconsin.
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Artist of the Week
About Brian
Photography, for me, is a way of paying attention. Growing up in Wisconsin, I was drawn to the quiet shifts in light and weather—mist on the water, snow-softened trees, the last color in the sky at day’s edge. Picking up a camera became less about taking pictures and more about noticing moments that are easy to pass by. I work with natural light and minimal editing because I want each photograph to feel true to how it felt to stand there: the calm of a still lake, the warmth of sunset, the hush of winter.
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Featured Artist
Ellen Levenhagen
I began my career as a studio potter in Chicago doing art fairs. Soon my husband and I moved to a farm in Wisconsin. Moving from the city to the country was a revelation. Inspired by nature, gardening, and the wildflowers blooming in our woods, suddenly all my pots had flower motifs. I was also inspired by Betty Woodman’s pottery and the Italian Majolica style of using a white based glaze on Earthenware clay with the expressive use of colors brushed on functional pottery. This technique drove me to years of learning how to manage the complexities of decorative pottery. But then other opportunities led us into careers teaching in international schools and my pottery took on other inspirations.
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