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Art Market
Saturday, October 3, 2026 • 10 AM – 5 PM
Sunday, October 4 • 11 AM – 4 PM
Free Admission

Art Market brings artists, artisans, crafters, makers, bakers, and more into the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art for a weekend of handmade art, wearables, and specialty foods.

Get a jump on holiday shopping or treat yourself to something special as you explore vendors across the Museum’s three floors. Spend the day sipping cider, perusing specialty wares, and listening to live music by local artists.


2026 Vendors

A winter landscape scene with a floating head.

Amy Regutti Art

Original paintings, limited edition prints, linocuts, risographs, stickers, buttons, magnets.

A woman with butterflies on her face.

B.Denae Artistry

I create and sell original, acrylic, abstract portraits. My art is colorful, soulful, vibrant, and highlights African American beauty. Additionally, I will be selling frameable poster prints of my art that I get professionally photographed and printed, along with art stickers and keychains.

Bloodletter Stained Glass

Katy’s inspiration for stained glass comes from a variety of places, from vintage ashtrays to dark lore to religious iconography. She’s influenced by other arts and crafts she’s done over the years, and enjoys putting a modern twist on a traditional medium.

A diorama of many flowers.

Bloomcroft

Preserved botanical works, cloched specimens, and framed pressings, composed from heirloom blooms I grow from seed, harvest at peak, and dry or press by hand. Each piece is one of a kind or part of a small edition, made from archival materials to be kept rather than consumed.

Ceramic fish.

Eleanor Chou Studio

Ceramics and paintings

Fork and Frame

I offer my colorful farmers market photos as canvass prints and as kitchen magnets. I also create framed kitchen collages by upcycling vintage cookbooks. As a recently retired chef, I also present original recipe baked goods featuring Wisconsin ingredients like Double Cherry Hazelnut Loves and Maple Shortbread.

An artwork showing a cat at night.

Frenchie P

Original, abstract, surrealist artworks all made by hand from a wide variety of mediums

An absrtact painting of a hand making the American sign language symbol for love.

Geoff Paints Stuff

Geoff Staub is a painter based in Madison, Wisconsin, who creates art centered around themes of love, LGBTQIA+ Pride, Deaf Culture, global culture, social issues, addiction and recovery, oppression, human rights, and American Sign Language (ASL). His vibrant paintings utilize bold colors and diverse techniques for blending and applying paint to canvas, particularly emphasizing the role of ASL.

A painting of Venus fly traps.

Green Goodies LLC

Fill your home with art that brings you joy! GG is a local artist whose work focuses on companionship, community connection and collaborative play through portraiture and vibrant local landscapes.

A mug with a flower painted on it.

Groovy Flower Art

Pottery pieces varies of vases, cups, plant pots, bowls, containers, and other decor. I also make jewelry specifically earrings and necklaces. Pendants that are used for necklaces and some earrings are made out of ceramic and paint illustrations on them. I also create beaded flowers using seedbeads to create the flowers. I also have some accessories such as keychains.

Pressed flowers on a card.

Hinoki Florals and Gifts

I create colorful pressed floral art with flowers that I grow and gather within 50 miles of Madison. I also turn the herbariums, collages, and cyanotypes I create into art prints, stationery, bags, and coasters.

Jakes Woodworking

Functional woodworking items.

Leaves and fiber arts layered on top of one another.

Jan Friedman

Handwoven and hand-dyed scarves, framed fiber collages

Felt vases.

Jennifer Angelo

Jennifer Angelo transforms wool into bold, contemporary works of art—wall pieces, sculptural vessels, and small 30-D felted objects that feel alive with movement. Her practice blends ancient felting traditions with a modern design sensibility, using texture, saturated color, and tactile depth. Each piece becomes a study in how natural fibers can be coaxed, layered, and sculpted into something unexpected: art that invites touch, curiosity, and connection.

Many small paintings of animals and nature.

Jennifer Schaller Art

My style is reminiscent of fairy tale/children’s storybook art, with themes surrounding animals, nature, nostalgia, and surrealism. I utilize colored pencil, acrylic paint, and water color on paper and canvas to create original works, prints, stickers, and magnets. I also paint on canvas paper and glue that into charms to create wearable works of art in the form of necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and rings.

A ceramic leaf.

Jenny Blasen Pottery

When creating my functional pottery I take inspiration from everyday objects. I craft each piece by hand using different textures and rich fluid colors to create elevated, useful pieces. My pots are thoughtfully considered for their intended uses. I will be bringing Wisco and Madison themed pottery, berry bowls, pasta bowls, spoon rests, large trays, lidded jars, mugs, ornaments

Joy Lab Ceramics

Joy Lab Ceramics produces functional ceramic wares with a vibrant flare. Each piece is crafted in Madison, WI by local artist Wendee Gardner. To develop her one-of-kind designs, Wendee uses a variety of handmade resists and lively glazes in a kaleidoscope of colors. Wendee is a proud member of the Stockbridge-Munsee band of Mohican Indians and incorporates natural beauty, beadwork, and the concept of balance in her work. Through her bold designs, Wendee seeks to integrate traditional design elements and contemporary materials, connect to her those that came before her, and inspire colorful living.

A brown vase with circle glazing.

JRC Ceramics

Handmade functional pottery; mugs, bowls, vases, pitchers and more.
All work is food safe and fired to cone 5 oxidation.

3D painted flowers.

Julia H Studios

Using just heavy body acrylic paint and experimental artistic tools, I create brightly colored, incredibly detailed 3D paint florals on wood, canvas, and magnets. Some florals are fantastical, while others are incredibly realistic, allowing each person to find a special piece that speaks to them. These 3D works of art will make you want to reach out and touch the flowers!

Flowers surrounded by abstract flowers on the back of a jacket.

JYN ART

Mixed media abstract surrealism paintings, as well as handmade upcycled clothing.

A bunch of small drawings of animals.

Kaiah Belly

Kaiah Belly is a creative duo based in Racine, WI. Their work centers on colorful illustrations, printmaking, and stationery featuring their original artwork. They produce most of their products in their home studio using a variety of printmaking techniques, including screen printing, linocut, and riso printing.

A picture if Medusa wearing glasses and licking a lollypop.

Kimberly Nikole Fine Art

Original artwork in a variety of affordable formats, including fine art prints, greeting cards, and vinyl stickers. Inspired by folklore, nature, fantasy, and expressive storytelling

Collage with body parts.

Kristina Sinutko Fine Art

I will be selling original collage and mixed media artwork, ranging from smaller abstract compositions to larger one-of-a-kind works. I work with painted and found source materials, including magazine and book pages, paper, and acrylic paint, recontextualizing fragments through collage, layering, and intuitive composition.

Two ceramic cups with plants in it.

Laura Williams

My work explores material, process, narrative and play. I am a ceramic artist and educator currently traveling to teach workshops and exhibit in fairs.

A painting of a crane.

Leah MacLeod Fine Art

Original Oil Paintings and art prints.

Many prints of animal bones.

Lefty Art

Beaded Spiders & Scorpions along with block printed magnets, cards, bookmarks, and wall art. Themes include silly, spooky skeletons and pop culture references.

Bracelets and small figurines.

Lilac Moth Studio

I make small fantasy creatures out of polymer clay. Each one is hand sculpted by me, so no two are exactly the same. On average they are 1.5”-2” tall and wide. Some of them are painted, or carry real stones. I also make colorful beaded bracelets and earrings. Bracelets are stretchy for an easy and comfortable fit.

Many wooden vases on a table.

Michael Cooperman

Patton drive creates functional wooden objects using locally sourced salvaged lumber. Spoons, charcuterie boards and brushes are hand carved. Vases and bowls are hand carved at high speed on a lathe. A slow mindful approach to woodworking that focuses on celebrating and honoring the material at hand.

Metal bracelet.

MLJ DESIGNS

Contemporary jewelry with prices points in mind for gift giving.

Ceramic leaf shaped dishes.

Monarch Threads

I will be offering a variety of handmade fabric bags and book sleeves. From tote bags to make up pouches. I will also offer a variety of quirky handmade ceramic vases and planters.

Photos of colorful rocks and horses.

Nancy Rich Photography

I will be selling matted photographs, matted and framed photographs, and 5” x 7” greeting cards (as singletons and as 6-packs). Some of my 5” x 7” matted and framed images are from my collection, “Kitchen Collages” that features macro images of fruits and vegetables

A booth set up at an art fair.

Natalie Jo Wright

Original art, Giclee Prints, Greeting Cards (all from my original art), small plaster sculptures, stickers, and Swedish dishcloths.

Mugs stacked on top of one another resembling a frog and the other a tree trunk.

Nicole’s Clay Cottage

I create whimsical pottery and paintings. A selections of my pottery consists of wheel thrown and hand built duck mugs and espresso cups, birch mugs and shot glasses, toad mugs, duck pond trinket dishes and mushroom tree bark mugs. My acrylic paintings are botanical/mushroom/woodland creature themed and I paint directly onto wood slices with hanging fixtures.

Butterflies in a case.

Petal and Ash

A range of botanical artwork, pressed florals, butterflies, pyrography bookmarks.

A painting of someone riding a bike next to a globe.

Phthalo Art

I will be selling nature and midwest nostalgia inspired original watercolor and acrylic paintings as well as prints of my paintings.

Many artworks in black, white and blue.

Rae Serafina Art & Oracle

Tarot and oracle decks for soulful dreamers (all art + guidebooks created by me) greeting cards, postcard prints, giclee prints (art medium: digital collage)

An art work with many greens and yellows.

Samsconsin Art

I create intuitive, often abstract, watercolor art. Inspired by my mental health journey, my experience as a bi woman in Wisconsin and a desire to embrace imperfection, my art often features reminders of self-love, bright colors, protest art, Wisconsin-isms and a bit of sass. At my booth, you’ll find framed original art, archival-quality prints, stickers, magnets, bookmarks and greeting cards.

A colorful hand bag.

Sewing In Circles

I sew purses from discontinued upholstery fabrics.

A painting of a dove in a cloak.

Sharla Miller-Baer Art

Original paintings, framed archival prints, museum quality canvas prints, archival fine art prints

Colorful coffee cups.

Shovel + Spade

Luxury beer goods & drinkware uniquely handcrafted from local wool to naturally insulate favorite hot & cold drinks. Each item hand formed and one of a kind, combining the ancient medium of felting with contemporary color & modern form. Common items such as Travel Cups & Drink Jars are one of a kind works of art that turn routine into ritual.

Many black containers stacked on top of one another.

Soothing Florals

We make organic balms from flowers and herbs that we grow ourselves, here in Madison. We also sell original floral photography prints. We’re a mother/daughter owned, Madison based, business

Many bright patterned hand bags.

Stacy Creates

I am a surface designer + sewist and create colorful fabric prints that are small batch printed onto sustainable fabrics I then sew into accessories for you and your home – products include zip pouches, tea towels, tote bags, blank greeting cards, small stitched notebooks, stickers

Colorful beaded necklaces.

Stella Marie

Each piece of jewelry is handcrafted by me in Madison, Wisconsin, using high-quality gold-filled materials designed for everyday wear. I offer on the spot customization so customers can personalize their jewelry to fit their exact needs, I love that my interactive approach at markets allows my customers to be part of the design process and take home exactly what fits their personal style. All designs are made with hypoallergenic, nickel-free materials sourced from reputable U.S. based gold-filled manufacturers.

Someone holding a chocolate bar up.

Tabal Chocolate

Bean to Bar Chocolate and Cacao Related Products and Gifts.

Small charms on a plate.

The Fruity Studio

We offer fully customizable charms bar with handmade polymer clay charms, vintage glass beads and freshwater pearls beads, and other curated metals charms. Plus other handmade polymer clay goods (earrings, magnet, pins etc), multimedia accessories (jewelry, hair scrunchies/toppers, bag charms), art prints, postcards.

An illustration of a house on a hill with many natural elements.

The Periwinkle Bea

Hand carved linocut prints, original watercolor illustrations and original acrylic paintings.

A checkered table.

Three Chilis Custom Woodcraft, LLC

Handmade furniture and wood products – side tables, boxes, trays, cutting boards, coasters, frames, knife blocks, benches, sofa tables and more

A silver ring with a green gem.

Torn Edge Arts Metalsmith and Stained Glass Studio

I manipulate silver by sawing, melting, reticulating, and soldering to create a worn and organic look. Adding elements such as 14k gold, glass, stone, organic material, and Keum Boo enhances my designs.

Many glass jars.

Ud Form

My business specializes in custom lamp shades, decorative tassels, and vintage brass candles. I plan to bring mostly my door knob and cabinet pull tassels with some brass and scented candles.

A painting of tall flowers against a brick wall.

Universal Friend

Sculptural paintings, dopamine clothing, very cool cotton bandanas, some playful accessories all handmade by me!

A pink woman against a purple background.

WhirlWind

Sculptural paintings, dopamine clothing, very cool cotton bandanas, some playful accessories all handmade by me!

A yellow flower earring.

Wild Bloom Atelier

Wild Bloom Atelier celebrates the fleeting beauty of nature through handcrafted jewelry made with real, hand-harvested flowers. Each bloom is dimensionally preserved to capture the unique shape, texture, and beauty of every petal, creating one-of-a-kind pieces that honor individuality and timeless artistry. Crafted with freshwater pearls and responsibly sourced materials, our jewelry is a celebration of nature’s beauty—and the beauty of those who wear it.

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