Vicki be exhibiting three encaustic pieces in the show.- Floating Island, Pickeral Grass and High Water

Vicki will have two encasutic pieces in this exhibit juried by Bill Schwab.

                     Acadian Dreams and Tree Reflections ~ Encaustic on wood panel

Leaving ~ Encaustic Photograph

An exhbit of small works juried by Graeme Reed of the Museum of Wisconsin Art. Vicki has five encaustic photographs in the show. Leaving won second place.

Vicki's Series, What We Leave Behind was a runner up for the Julia Margaret Cameron Award. The work will travel to Praque in the fall of 2018.

 Asintmah~ Lifesize Cyanotype Portrait

From the Studio showcases the work of the artists in residence at Studio 224 and encompasses photography and printing techniques.

Vicki will be exhibiting lumen prints and lifesize cyanotype portraits.

School Road, Archival Pigment Print

Juror, Ann Jastrab

Reception: August 18, 2017 from 5:30-8:00

Broken Shells, Broken Dreams   Cyanotype on Fabric

"When I think of summertime in the South so much comes to mind. The thick dew covering the fields in the mornings, the damp heat of mid-day when everything slows down, and the cool of the evening that beckons you back outside. This is the South’s season. Blue skies and billowing white clouds, crisp shadows, cold drinks, being lazy, gardens, hitting the beach and escaping to the mountains, picnics, dog days, big tomatoes, sweet melons, cold martinis, and the occasional breeze."  Nancy McCrary, Director of SXSE PhotoGallery

Artist Reception on July 22, 5-8pm.

Rainy Day Marina

Opening Reception, Friday June 30 from 5-7
at Studio 224 on North Franklin-  Not at Gallery 224!

Roger's Tree #2  ~Pinhole Photograph, Clipper 3D Printed Plastic Camera

Juror: Susan Burnstine

Opening Reception: Jun 10, 6-9pm

Opening Reception
March 24, 2017 • 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.

This show is the result of a conversation between Port Washington, Wisconsin, Sassnitz, Germany, and Gallery 224. The concept is to create greater awareness of the “Sister City” relationship between Port Washington and Sassnitz, Germany. The Sister City program is a nonprofit citizen diplomacy network that creates cultural partnerships between communities in the US and other countries often based on similar demographics, history and geography. Gallery 224 is proud to be part of this cultural exchange.

Local photographers were invited to submit photos that convey a personal glimpse of what Port Washington means to them. The show will travel to Sassnitz, Germany this summer to share these “personal glimpses” with the people of Sassnitz.

We are excited and pleased by the diverse and broad range of responses both in terms of the photos we received and the people who took the photos. Represented in this show are emerging as well as established photographers, high school students, families, the artists at Studio 224, and local photographer Ross Kroeger who has been to Sassnitz with camera in hand.

Studio 224 Staff
Cynthia Lorenz, Berel Lutsky, Martin Morante, Vicki Reed and Pam Strohl

Community Photographers
Eric Curtin, Ross Kroeger, Dan Laurence, Rebekah Luedcke, Daniel Micha, Cassidy Penkivech, Mary Prochazka, Annette, Shane and Miles Stimac, Anthony Shafer and Scott Symes