CREATE is featuring regional artists throughout our new home! Visit our collaborative hub to learn more about our creative community, and checkout a range of installed work on-loan or for sale throughout our coworking and event spaces. Connect with our current roster of artists below or signup to have your own work featured.
Main Entry Paintings: Samuel Karow is a video artist based in Central Wisconsin. Specializing in documentaries, Karow seeks to capture genuine moments of beauty, intimacy, and conflict.
Recording Studio Prints: Chris Allworden is a digital illustrator and game designer based in Central Wisconsin. As the owner of Noble Pixel Studios and Hyperbaby Games, he creates indie card games and provides graphic design services for local businesses.
Mezzanine Mixed Media: Shannon Gardner, the artist behind Uneasy Viewing, is a UWSP graduate with a bachelor's degree in Studio Art and a minor in Art History. As director of the Riverfront Arts Center, Shannon has cultivated strong relationships within the local arts community, supporting both emerging and established artists through exhibitions and community engagement.
Great Hall, Back Entry Tapestry: Piotr Grabowski, born in 1933, is a Polish tapestry artist known for his bold, handwoven works that blend folk traditions with modern design. With his distinct use of color and form, Grabowski remains an influential figure in modern textile art.
Stairwell Paintings/Drawings: Brittany Kirsch (Heindl) is a local visual artist with 20+ years living/working in Stevens Point, her current body of paintings is about exploring the abstraction of all colors and shapes within nature and all around us.
Mezzanine Paintings: ANKA is an experimental watercolor artist, working to capture the beauty of nature in their watercolor paintings. With an appreciation of the process, they work with wet-on-wet, dry brush, negative painting, experimenting with salt, Saran wrap and foliage printing.
Main Entry Mural: Dondi Bueno is a local multimedia artist and muralist who was born in Philippines and immigrated to the United States as a young boy, growing up in the vibrant diversity of Southern California. Drawing on his personal journey, Dondi explores themes of identity, loss, and longing, crafting pieces that resonate with quiet intensity and visual impact.