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Artist-in-Residence Gallery
We’re excited to connect you with local art. Check out our gallery of our recent and past Artists-in-Residence.
Justin Key
April 1, 2026 – June 30, 2026
Artist website: www.justinkeyphotography.com
Justin Key is a photographer from Green Bay, Wisconsin. Immersion in the natural world has long provided a source of understanding for his work, which explores self-discovery through his intimate and intuitive relationship with the landscape. Guided by instinct rather than spectacle, Justin’s photographs reflect a quiet, persistent pursuit of oneness, each photograph a breadcrumb along the path toward self-actualization.
Artist website: www.justinkeyphotography.com
Justin Key is a photographer from Green Bay, Wisconsin. Immersion in the natural world has long provided a source of understanding for his work, which explores self-discovery through his intimate and intuitive relationship with the landscape. Guided by instinct rather than spectacle, Justin’s photographs reflect a quiet, persistent pursuit of oneness, each photograph a breadcrumb along the path toward self-actualization.
Cat Tervo
July 1, 2026 – September 30, 2026
Artist website: turbotervo.com
Cat Tervo is a designer and illustrator who likes to get a little silly with it. She has lived and worked across the Midwest and the South and is currently based in what she affectionately calls “the little apple” (Appleton, Wisconsin). Cat can be frequently found sipping coffee and drawing her cats (Bug and Bear) at the cafe, in the audience of music and comedy shows, swimming and lifting moderately heavy weights at the YMCA, exploring woodland trails and cemeteries, reading at the beautiful new Appleton Public Library, or at home playing Dungeons & Dragons with her friends.
Artist website: turbotervo.com
Cat Tervo is a designer and illustrator who likes to get a little silly with it. She has lived and worked across the Midwest and the South and is currently based in what she affectionately calls “the little apple” (Appleton, Wisconsin). Cat can be frequently found sipping coffee and drawing her cats (Bug and Bear) at the cafe, in the audience of music and comedy shows, swimming and lifting moderately heavy weights at the YMCA, exploring woodland trails and cemeteries, reading at the beautiful new Appleton Public Library, or at home playing Dungeons & Dragons with her friends.
Diego Sosa
October 1, 2026 – December 31, 2026
Artist website: www.diego-sosa.art
Diego Sosa’s practice in its entirety follows personal experience as it relates to the world around him. He likes to look at his surrounding environment and produce work that reflects his own connections to its ever-changing state. It's a representation of how his mind’s eye sees change in the world and how the world’s changing state affects his soul.
Artist website: www.diego-sosa.art
Diego Sosa’s practice in its entirety follows personal experience as it relates to the world around him. He likes to look at his surrounding environment and produce work that reflects his own connections to its ever-changing state. It's a representation of how his mind’s eye sees change in the world and how the world’s changing state affects his soul.
Amanda Beuscher
January 1, 2027 – March 31, 2027
Artist website: www.instagram.com/studiolovebee
Amanda Beuscher is a mixed-media fiber artist who creates art meant to bring beauty and whimsy to a space through texture, color, and composition. Rather than focusing on the finished piece, Amanda centers her practice on the process of creating. Through selecting colors and textures, and engaging in the repetitive, meditative act of weaving and stitching, she found such a deep sense of peace that the pressure to create something perfect disappeared.
Artist website: www.instagram.com/studiolovebee
Amanda Beuscher is a mixed-media fiber artist who creates art meant to bring beauty and whimsy to a space through texture, color, and composition. Rather than focusing on the finished piece, Amanda centers her practice on the process of creating. Through selecting colors and textures, and engaging in the repetitive, meditative act of weaving and stitching, she found such a deep sense of peace that the pressure to create something perfect disappeared.
Past Artists-in-Residence
Steve Ballard (2016)
Assemblage Sculpture
Emily Bowles (2019)
Poetry
Kayla Gerrits (2019)
Digital Illustration
Kassie Herbst (2015)
Yarn Bombing
Rosa Jimenez (2015)
Painting and Collage
Tara Pohlkotte (2018)
Storytelling
Emily Reetz (2016)
Digital Design
Beth Servais (2015)
Acrylic Painting and Collage
Judith Walker (2015)
Oil Painting
Jeffrey Zdrale (2018)
Water Color and Oil Painting