Gallery of original art, representing the work of over twenty-two professional artists
Unique North Galleries represents over sixty professional artists working in all mediums from paper making to metal smithing. These artists were chosen for their accomplishments, awards and proficiencies in their chosen mediums. They are benchmark setting professionals who continue setting higher standards for themselves.
Artists
David Mayhew
Fort Collins, Colorado Photographer David Mayhew has become a world class photographer capturing city scapes, mountains, national parks, and the most exciting storm chasing. Besides Northern Lights Gallery, David’s photography is on display at several art galleries throughout the United States.
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Ray Zirkle
Throughout his journey as an artist, Racine Photographer Ray Zirkle constantly has Ansel Adam’s iconic images in the back of his mind, continually striving to make his mentor and artistic idol proud.
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Joe Barr
A Kenosha resident, Joe Barr specializes in photographing flowers. With the skillful use of his camera and the right amount of lighting, Joe is able to improve on something that is already conventionally beautiful and make it so that the viewer sees it in a new, original way.
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Jason Madson
Racine Photo Artist Jason Madson has made photography a true passion in his life. His photographs are an expression of his experiences as he sees them. His view of the world is one that finds beauty everywhere, even in the most unlikely of places. In sharing his work he creates new interactions with people and between people.
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Tracey Frugoli
Tracey Frugoli chooses oil painting as a means of expressing how she sees the world around her. Her paintings show realism with a touch of impressionism. She has obtained success in a short period of time, with her work being sought by the knowledgeable collector.
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Rebecca Venn
Kenosha artist, Rebecca Venn has no limits. Considering herself self educated rather than self taught, she has sought out artists whose work she admired and studied under them. She works in a variety of mediums to keep her eye fresh; she enjoys the risk that leaving her comfort zone provides. Rebecca has won various awards for her work and is in numerous private collections throughout the United States.
“It is that personal history of experience that fascinates me. The way the light and shadow defines strength, fragility, beauty and the resilience of all that is human.”
–Rebecca Venn
Catherine Mongeau
A pastel artist, Catherine Mongeau views artwork as a chance to recreate the abundant treasures that Mother Nature has provided. She seeks to express a mood of tranquility to the viewer as somewhat of a respite from the surrounding hectic world. Catherine’s interest in art goes back to her early childhood, where she began filling sketchbook after sketchbook with her drawings. Her passion for art continued through high school and colleges where art courses helped hone her skills.
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Mary Johnston
Originally from Duluth, Minnesota, Indianapolis Artist Mary Johnston pallet of water, sky and forest ar a recollection of the years she spent growing up in Northern Minnesota. A main focus of her work is contemporary landscapes reminiscent of the forest and lakes of the Duluth Minnesota area.
Mary is generally self taught, but her more than thirty years of experience has given her a technique often compared to that of the famous Wolf Kahn.
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Janne Matter
In 1983 faced with leukemia and no cure in sight, Janne felt a need to make some major decisions about what she wanted to accomplish while still on Earth. At the time, she was the director of an art gallery in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She asked two of the artists to take her on as a pupil and progressed quickly from a beginning artist to producing work that was accepted and won juried shows. She feels art played a major role in helping her win her battle with cancer. Whether it is a flower, a resting wooden boat, fresh fruit or snowcapped mountain, painting representational images is Janne’s most rewarding aspect of life. Her use of acrylics produces rich, vibrant colors that aid her desire to draw the viewer in for a closer look and contemplation.
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Casey Mclain
Twin Cities artist Casey Mclain is self taught but do not be fooled. His work has the look of a seasoned, formally trained professional. Casey finds a connection painting distinct intimate settings including the romance of wine, streetscapes, and people. Owning a painting of his is acquiring something unique and very special.
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Lois Buley Wirth
Lois received an Art Therapy degree from Mount May College in Milwaukee and a MFA from UW Milwaukee. She prefers to work in water colors, she believes the transparency of the medium allows the paper to become part of her painting, a challenge she finds gratifying . Lois is member of the Wisconsin Sculptors and Painters Association and has participated in numerous fine art shows throughout the state.
John and Carolyn Burr
John and Carolyn have been creating reverse-acrylic paintings for the past twenty years. Their art is imaginative allowing those viewing the work to use their own interpretation of the Burrs’ presentation. There is no computer generation involved and each painting is an original creation.
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Lee Hill
Lee Hill has had a long career as an artist. She begin working with water colors and gradually moved to mixed media where she perfected her skills. Her materials consciously reflect the ideas of harmony, balance, and wisdom of preserving our environment.
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Elaine Pekonen Luedke
An accomplished artist, Elaine obtained her Fine Arts Degree from the University of Wisconsin-Stout. Her work has been shown in Galleries and Museums throughout Wisconsin and Michigan. One of our gallery’s favorite artists, Elaine’s work draws praise from both the skilled art critic as well as those that just appreciate color and composition.
Ken Swanson
Sonya Paz
Pop artists Sonya Paz’ work is inspired by cubist style elements and the Pop Art movement. Seasoned by traveling the world to study art and its history, Sonya has a passion for Modern Art, Cubism and Surrealism. These influences can be seen in her work, where traditional styles compete with wacky pop art imagery.
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Terri St Cloud
Maryland Artist Terri St Cloud is truly gifted, adding messages to her art and they become the perfect gift for that best friend or someone you care for deeply.
 Her Power. She took her power back — without permission. |
 Everything. I give you my heart. sometimes I think it’s just not enough. and then sometimes I know it’s everything. |
 More than anything. more than anything i want to trust a journey that i don’t understand. |
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Brian Andreas
Brian Andreas is an artist, sculptor and storyteller who plays with memory, words, and rust (among other media). His work is shown and collected Internationally. He lives with his wife, Ellen Rockne, and their two boys in a big old house where they make soup and art and stories and dream about going to warm places in the winter…
 Goddness |
 Laughter and Noise |
 Quiet Pride |
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