Meet the artists & dealers

Co-founder and organizer of Fine Art & Antiques at the Barn, Naomi is a self-taught sculptor whose work bridges ancient symbolism with modern storytelling — horses, women, and mythological figures rendered in paper mâché, resin, bronze, ceramics, and mixed media. Best of Show winner at Wisconsin Women in the Arts, with honors from Arti Gras, Art Street, and the Neville Public Museum.

Bio pending — awaiting details from artist.

Working with glass since her early 20s, Beate's “no boundaries glasswork” blends metal, steel, copper, and wood with glass — each piece a one-of-a-kind combination of materials.

A retired West De Pere art teacher with a BAE from UW-Oshkosh, Karen works in 2D and 3D media, often drawing on the north woods of Wisconsin and Michigan for her pastel subjects.

A UW-Green Bay fine arts grad and instructor, Paige blends painting and collage — acrylic, colored pencil, oil pastel, fabric, and textured paper — into a whimsical, nature-inspired style.

Bio pending — awaiting details from artist.

A storyteller in fabric, thread, color, and texture, Toni's fiber art draws on her love of travel and photography. A longtime member of SAQA and Women Who Run With Scissors, she also teaches workshops nationally.

Chris explores texture and the interaction of color in mostly non-figurative paintings, and form and light in sculptures that often incorporate weathered metal to evoke the passage of time.

Heather Peterman is a self-taught artist whose vibrant creations are infused with color, whimsy, and joy. Her lively spirit shines through each piece, inviting viewers to laugh, feel uplifted, and let their souls sparkle. Heather's art is dedicated to helping people tap into their own “good energy,” offering a holistic experience that brings balance, positivity, and a touch of sanity to daily life. With every brushstroke, she aims to inspire warmth, connection, and a sense of lightheartedness in the world around her.

Bio pending — awaiting details from artist.

A nature artist living in Northeast Wisconsin, Kendra uses water-based media to express gentle themes — birds, botanicals, and local landscapes — informed by her career as a Creative Director.

Faye's work bursts with whimsy and color — loose, free-flowing watercolors layered with ink, and collage pieces blending torn papers and vintage ephemera. Her goal: art that makes people smile.

Karen Lewis is a multi-media artist whose award-winning portraits and oil paintings capture the beauty of people, nature, and the world around us. More recently, she has expanded her artistic voice into pottery, where she incorporates the same organic shapes and flowing forms that inspire her paintings. As both an artist and a teacher, Karen shares her passion through oil painting classes in Green Bay. Her work often focuses on the subtle nuances that make faces, flowers, and ocean waves so unique and unforgettable.

Miwako's pottery reflects traditional Japanese aesthetics — organic forms, subtle textures, earthy colors — designed for both visual calm and everyday use. Exhibited at the Neville Museum and Museum of Wisconsin Art.

An award-winning photographer and sculptor with a Studio Arts degree from UWGB, Lynn will showcase whimsical papier-mâché animals designed to spark joy and good vibes.

A sterling silver jewelry artist inspired by Lake Superior agates and the organic forms of nature around her home near the Upper Peninsula, working from her studio, 40th & Plum.

Janna combines quilting tradition with contemporary technique and vibrant color for a modern, graphic style, creating both quilts and everyday stitched goods from her Green Bay studio, We Quilt!

A papermaker, bookbinder, and cartonnage educator, Hilarie is a certified Arnold Grummer Paper Instructor and Zentangle teacher. Note: Hilarie will only be available Friday, September 18, 2026.

A multimedia artist based in Green Bay, Kristan captures the upper Midwest's landscapes and wildlife in vibrant drawing, painting, collage, and papier-mâché — with a growing focus on avian subjects.

“Earth Jewelry by Leah” is Leah Winneshiek, a tribal member of the Ho-Chunk Nation of Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin. Leah has been a self-taught jewelry artist since 1999 and began with sterling silver wire and an appreciation for gemstones and gemstone beads. Leah has a small gemstone and gemstone bead collection of turquoise, tiger eye, carnelian, quartz crystals, amazonite, labradorite and many more. A love of nature and a desire to share this art form became “Earth Jewelry by Leah” and a reputation as a contemporary jewelry artist along with cultural influences. Leah has a collection of seed beads inherited from her mother Sybil Sine Winneshiek, a master beadwork artist with the loom, designing men’s wrist watch bands and utilizing various bead weaving techniques and created miniature Chief and Maiden dolls for pins and necklaces as a couple of examples. Leah learned by watching her mother as a young girl about the art of patience creating fine beadwork masterpieces, a skill that developed and is still developing over time. As more natural materials were introduced into her work, such as feathers and leather, one of her more popular designs are the ones made with birch bark! All of these designs are unique and one of a kind! A hobby became a small business which travels throughout Wisconsin showcasing and demonstrating and selling Earth Jewelry by Leah creations. Leah is also a proud roster artist with Little Eagle Arts Foundation in the Wisconsin Dells and Baraboo area and has been regularly setting up in the Wonewoc Saturday Market and the last Sunday of each month in Baraboo this year (2025). Earth Jewelry by Leah is sold on Etsy and shares updates of her current work on Instagram.

A self-taught pyrography artist, Jennifer creates woodburned home decor and gifts inspired by nature. Her work has shown at the Neville Museum, ArtFest, and the Hardy Gallery, and been featured on WFRV and NBC 26.

Bio pending — awaiting details from artist.

Greg and Rose have bought and sold antiques and collectibles for over 20 years, with an eclectic booth emphasizing books from ancient to modern.

Bio pending — awaiting details from dealer.

Bio pending — awaiting details from dealer.