The 2025 Wisconsin Craft Members Biennial Exhibition is making waves not just within the arts community, but also in the digital press. With coverage from multiple media outlets, our exhibition at the Plymouth Arts Center is reaching a wider audience than ever before, highlighting the incredible talent of our members and the importance of craft in Wisconsin’s creative landscape.
Media Spotlights on the Biennial Exhibition
We’re thrilled to see the Biennial featured in several news articles, each showcasing different aspects of the exhibition and the artists involved:
CBS 58 highlighted the unique story of Joesph Thrasher, a martial artist-turned-woodworker, whose discipline in martial arts translates beautifully into his craft. This feature not only brings attention to the Biennial but also underscores the diverse backgrounds and artistic journeys of our members.
Watch CBS 58 New Segment
WHBL provided a broader look at the Biennial Exhibition in Plymouth, emphasizing the significance of Wisconsin Craft’s mission and the opportunity for members to showcase their finest work. This article reinforces the importance of exhibitions like ours in bringing handcrafted art to new audiences.
Read more about the exhibition here.
Door County Pulse featured John Whitney, a Baileys Harbor artist whose intricate metal sculptures are among the standout pieces in the Biennial. This article not only highlights Jim’s work but also connects the exhibition to the larger Wisconsin arts scene, demonstrating the reach and impact of our members across the state.
Check out the article here.
WTMJ’s Wisconsin’s Weekend Morning News featured an interview with Joan Kennedy, Chairperson of the 2025 Wisconsin Craft Members' Biennial Exhibition. In the segment, Joan shares insights into the history and mission of Wisconsin Craft, emphasizing the importance of supporting local artisans and the handmade tradition. She also highlights the juried exhibition at the Plymouth Arts Center as a unique opportunity to experience high-quality craft from across the state.
Listen to Radio Segment
Why This Publicity Matters
This kind of media exposure is invaluable for Wisconsin Craft, our members, and the Plymouth Arts Center. It helps:
- Bring more visitors to the exhibition, giving artists greater exposure.
- Highlight the diversity of craft and the incredible talent in our organization.
- Strengthen Wisconsin Craft’s presence in the broader arts community.
With the Biennial running through April 24, 2025, we encourage everyone to visit the exhibition in person and continue spreading the word. Over the coming weeks, we’ll be sharing even more highlights, behind-the-scenes moments, and featured works from our talented members.
Thank you to everyone who has helped promote this event, whether through press, social media, or word of mouth. This exhibition is a testament to the power of craft and community, and we’re honored to share it with you.
