photo credit Larry Long Jr.
Stephanie Rogers
Personal Protection Equipment I
Kevlar and cotton
2022
$150
I think about the human body's fragility and resilience in the face of disease, gun violence, natural disasters, and other threats. I'm interested in the things we do to protect ourselves, by what makes us feel safe and what statistics show actually makes us safer.
Instagram @stephanielynnrogers
www.stephanielynnrogers.com
Personal Protection Equipment I
Kevlar and cotton
2022
$150
I think about the human body's fragility and resilience in the face of disease, gun violence, natural disasters, and other threats. I'm interested in the things we do to protect ourselves, by what makes us feel safe and what statistics show actually makes us safer.
Instagram @stephanielynnrogers
www.stephanielynnrogers.com
Logan Guo
Buddy & Arlo
Gouche
2025
$100 (sold)
Logan Guo is an illustrator and artist from Minnesota.
loganguoillustration.com
Buddy & Arlo
Gouche
2025
$100 (sold)
Logan Guo is an illustrator and artist from Minnesota.
loganguoillustration.com
Zoe Cinel (b. Florence, Italy, 1992)
Teaser, 2025
Mixed media installation
16 x 14 x 15 inc.
Teaser is a preview for my upcoming solo exhibition Earth Odyssey at Gordon Parks Gallery. The series Earth Odyssey documents the journey of a non-resident alien through spaces old and new in a quest for longing and belonging Intrigued?
Learn more online at cinelzoe and on instagram at @zcinel
Bio
I am a multidisciplinary artist, curator, and educator from a Mediterranean culture currently based on Mni Sota Makoce, homeland of the Dakota, the Anishinaabe and indigenous people from other Native nations. Through art, I build community around human experiences that are isolating and complex to navigate working collaboratively to produce social change. Since 2017, I have been part of CarryOn Homes, an artistic collective dedicated to centering stories of immigration to Minnesota.
I am the Curator at the Rochester Art Center in Rochester and I have been a guest curator for the Gordon Parks Gallery in St. Paul, MN, the Mill City Museum in Minneapolis and the Walker Art Center, among other venues. More recently, working with regional, national and international artists, I have curated and co-curated exhibitions that center disability justice, chronic illness advocacy and international mobility including The Art of Disability Justice Now (2024), a collaboration with Amplify MN, Chronicles of the Chronic (2022-2023), and the group show Extraordinary Elsewhere, currently on view at the Rochester Art Center.
As an artist, I have received notable awards, including a 2024 - 2025 MCAD Jerome Fellowship, a 2023-2024 University of Minnesota Liberal Arts Hub Residency with the collaborative project Sound Stories, an MRAC Arts Impact for Individual Grant to support the event series Conversations about Care, a residency with Second Shift Studio (2022-2023), and more. My artistic work has been exhibited at institutions such the Walker Art Center, the Minneapolis Institute of Art and Mana Contemporary (Chicago, IL).
In 2015 I graduated from ISIA Florence with a BFA in Industrial Design and I hold a master’s in visual studies from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. I have taught courses at Carleton College, Metropolitan State University, and the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.
Teaser, 2025
Mixed media installation
16 x 14 x 15 inc.
Teaser is a preview for my upcoming solo exhibition Earth Odyssey at Gordon Parks Gallery. The series Earth Odyssey documents the journey of a non-resident alien through spaces old and new in a quest for longing and belonging Intrigued?
Learn more online at cinelzoe and on instagram at @zcinel
Bio
I am a multidisciplinary artist, curator, and educator from a Mediterranean culture currently based on Mni Sota Makoce, homeland of the Dakota, the Anishinaabe and indigenous people from other Native nations. Through art, I build community around human experiences that are isolating and complex to navigate working collaboratively to produce social change. Since 2017, I have been part of CarryOn Homes, an artistic collective dedicated to centering stories of immigration to Minnesota.
I am the Curator at the Rochester Art Center in Rochester and I have been a guest curator for the Gordon Parks Gallery in St. Paul, MN, the Mill City Museum in Minneapolis and the Walker Art Center, among other venues. More recently, working with regional, national and international artists, I have curated and co-curated exhibitions that center disability justice, chronic illness advocacy and international mobility including The Art of Disability Justice Now (2024), a collaboration with Amplify MN, Chronicles of the Chronic (2022-2023), and the group show Extraordinary Elsewhere, currently on view at the Rochester Art Center.
As an artist, I have received notable awards, including a 2024 - 2025 MCAD Jerome Fellowship, a 2023-2024 University of Minnesota Liberal Arts Hub Residency with the collaborative project Sound Stories, an MRAC Arts Impact for Individual Grant to support the event series Conversations about Care, a residency with Second Shift Studio (2022-2023), and more. My artistic work has been exhibited at institutions such the Walker Art Center, the Minneapolis Institute of Art and Mana Contemporary (Chicago, IL).
In 2015 I graduated from ISIA Florence with a BFA in Industrial Design and I hold a master’s in visual studies from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. I have taught courses at Carleton College, Metropolitan State University, and the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.
Pam Magyar
Big Fish little fish
Fleece, safety eyes
Fleece
2025
$30 for Big fish, $20 for little fish
Pam has been a lifelong seamstress. In the last decade she began experimenting with making toys from original patterns and not only really enjoyed it, found that others did as well. With encouragement from her family she will be selling her works 'PJ's Originals' at a local craft show this holiday season. This is a big professional step for her and she is preparing by making sea turtles, elephants, trout and many fish of different sizes.
Email her if you interested in purchasing [email protected]
Big Fish little fish
Fleece, safety eyes
Fleece
2025
$30 for Big fish, $20 for little fish
Pam has been a lifelong seamstress. In the last decade she began experimenting with making toys from original patterns and not only really enjoyed it, found that others did as well. With encouragement from her family she will be selling her works 'PJ's Originals' at a local craft show this holiday season. This is a big professional step for her and she is preparing by making sea turtles, elephants, trout and many fish of different sizes.
Email her if you interested in purchasing [email protected]
Kelli Lytle
Geo
Cross stitch, cotton embroidery thread, Cotton/rayon fabric.
2022-2024
NFS
Kelli Lytle (She/her) is a Rochester based fiber artist whose work is primarily in modern cross stitch, but frequently utilizes other fiber mediums including quilting, sashiko, crochet, and garment construction as well as the intersection of using multiple mediums in one piece. Her pieces often use bold and saturated colors in both fabric and thread choices and gravitates towards producing pop art, stylized art and geometric/repeating patterns. Kelli uses fiber arts as a tactile way of displaying emotions and hopes that her work sparks some sense of awe or joy in a world that is awash in neutral tones.
Instagram @kelli_maker_stitcher
Geo
Cross stitch, cotton embroidery thread, Cotton/rayon fabric.
2022-2024
NFS
Kelli Lytle (She/her) is a Rochester based fiber artist whose work is primarily in modern cross stitch, but frequently utilizes other fiber mediums including quilting, sashiko, crochet, and garment construction as well as the intersection of using multiple mediums in one piece. Her pieces often use bold and saturated colors in both fabric and thread choices and gravitates towards producing pop art, stylized art and geometric/repeating patterns. Kelli uses fiber arts as a tactile way of displaying emotions and hopes that her work sparks some sense of awe or joy in a world that is awash in neutral tones.
Instagram @kelli_maker_stitcher
Mary Beth Magyar
Pigeon with Beats
Ceramic, Steel
2023
$250.00
Magyar made a series of creatures wearing headphones. At her studio, DJ’s moved in next door and the music was always Going so she added headphones to all of her creations. She enjoys making light hearted versions of everyday birds that are often misunderstood or unappreciated.
Her latest work finds meaning in this quote by Marina Abramović, "The way to fight is not to reflect horror and put your spirit down. It's to create something with beauty that gives you hope."
www.magyarstudio.com/
Pigeon with Beats
Ceramic, Steel
2023
$250.00
Magyar made a series of creatures wearing headphones. At her studio, DJ’s moved in next door and the music was always Going so she added headphones to all of her creations. She enjoys making light hearted versions of everyday birds that are often misunderstood or unappreciated.
Her latest work finds meaning in this quote by Marina Abramović, "The way to fight is not to reflect horror and put your spirit down. It's to create something with beauty that gives you hope."
www.magyarstudio.com/
Jovy Rockey
Fish
Brass, Sterling Silver, Wood, Gemstone
2025
$245.00 each
Rockey is a Filipino-Polish-American jewelry artist living and working in Winona, MN. Herjewelry is often a commingling of her inspirations from mid-century design and the patterns ofFilipino textiles.
You’ll often see the use of geometric shapes, textures, lines, and curves in herpieces. Jovy occasionally likes to explore and find ways to make creative pieces of art using her metalsmithing skills.
These abstract “fish” sculptures are such an example of that exploration.
See more of her work or take classes at
www.joveyrockeyjewelry.com
Fish
Brass, Sterling Silver, Wood, Gemstone
2025
$245.00 each
Rockey is a Filipino-Polish-American jewelry artist living and working in Winona, MN. Herjewelry is often a commingling of her inspirations from mid-century design and the patterns ofFilipino textiles.
You’ll often see the use of geometric shapes, textures, lines, and curves in herpieces. Jovy occasionally likes to explore and find ways to make creative pieces of art using her metalsmithing skills.
These abstract “fish” sculptures are such an example of that exploration.
See more of her work or take classes at
www.joveyrockeyjewelry.com
Becky Sims
"The Cape"
Acrylic on wood
2025
$175.00
Becky Sims, a Minneapolis-based artist and graphic designer, finds colorful inspiration in the simple and ordinary — exploring how vibrant even the smallest everyday moment can be. She hopes to spark curiosity and encourage mindfulness, inviting others to slow down and appreciate the beauty in what we might typically overlook. About "The Cape": While she now calls Minneapolis home she will always be nostalgic for the smell of tea roses along the beach mixed with salt and warm cedar forests from childhood summers in Cape Cod — vivid memories from growing up in New England.
Website: www.hiheyitsbecky.com
IG: instagram.com/hiheyitsbecky
"The Cape"
Acrylic on wood
2025
$175.00
Becky Sims, a Minneapolis-based artist and graphic designer, finds colorful inspiration in the simple and ordinary — exploring how vibrant even the smallest everyday moment can be. She hopes to spark curiosity and encourage mindfulness, inviting others to slow down and appreciate the beauty in what we might typically overlook. About "The Cape": While she now calls Minneapolis home she will always be nostalgic for the smell of tea roses along the beach mixed with salt and warm cedar forests from childhood summers in Cape Cod — vivid memories from growing up in New England.
Website: www.hiheyitsbecky.com
IG: instagram.com/hiheyitsbecky
Chris Rackley
Sales Floor
Wood, paper, polystyrene, foam, fabric, inkjet prints, paint
2023
Chris Rackley is an interdisciplinary artist based in Prior Lake, MN who combines digital and analog media to explore memory and narrative. Rackley is a 2024 McKnight Visual Arts Fellow and his solo exhibition “No Place Like This” opens at the Tweed Museum in Duluth, MN in June 2025.
During his childhood in the 1980s and 90s, Rackley’s family was periodically relocated across South Carolina and Georgia by his father’s employer, a shoe company operating retail stores in shopping malls. While his father worked, Rackley hid in the stockrooms and played in a make-believe world made of cardboard and drawings.
The work on view is a replica of a corner of one of the stores managed by Rackley’s father. All details, including the wallpaper and shopping bag designs, are re-created by hand based on the very few photographs the artist has from that period.
Learn more at www.chrisrackley.com and follow on Instagram @rackleystudio
Sales Floor
Wood, paper, polystyrene, foam, fabric, inkjet prints, paint
2023
Chris Rackley is an interdisciplinary artist based in Prior Lake, MN who combines digital and analog media to explore memory and narrative. Rackley is a 2024 McKnight Visual Arts Fellow and his solo exhibition “No Place Like This” opens at the Tweed Museum in Duluth, MN in June 2025.
During his childhood in the 1980s and 90s, Rackley’s family was periodically relocated across South Carolina and Georgia by his father’s employer, a shoe company operating retail stores in shopping malls. While his father worked, Rackley hid in the stockrooms and played in a make-believe world made of cardboard and drawings.
The work on view is a replica of a corner of one of the stores managed by Rackley’s father. All details, including the wallpaper and shopping bag designs, are re-created by hand based on the very few photographs the artist has from that period.
Learn more at www.chrisrackley.com and follow on Instagram @rackleystudio
Alex & Moss
of Deathcap Crochet
Transcendence
Acrylic yarn, brass jewelers wire, duct tape
2025
$135.00
As a BIPOC, queer, disabled artist, I use my art to show a voice I may otherwise not have, or a perspective that might be overlooked. I believe all art is political whether it is intended to be or not, and the world and art community cannot exist without a minority presence.
@deathcapcrochet
of Deathcap Crochet
Transcendence
Acrylic yarn, brass jewelers wire, duct tape
2025
$135.00
As a BIPOC, queer, disabled artist, I use my art to show a voice I may otherwise not have, or a perspective that might be overlooked. I believe all art is political whether it is intended to be or not, and the world and art community cannot exist without a minority presence.
@deathcapcrochet
Kevin Reid
Kin
Salvaged Metal
2024
$300
Kevin Reid is a retired Mayo Clinic Consultant in Orofacial Pain and Clinical Ethics. Subsequent to retirement from Mayo, he completed MFA studies at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design where he focused on abstract acrylic painting and fabrication of abstract salvaged metal sculpture. Kevin’s studio and sculpture shop are deep in the woods of southern Minnesota. His art is influenced by many years of poignant interactions with suffering people, in addition to his experiences in the practice of clinical ethics. This sculpture is titled “Kin”, underscoring his observations of the remarkable diversity among family members who share a similar foundation and background.
www.kevinreidstudio.com
Contact artist or [email protected] to purchase art
Lydia Hansen
Stump Life 2
Fiber art, wood.
2024
$100
Lydia Hansen is a fiber artist based in Rochester and creating art around SE MN. Her work is driven by curiosity and exploration of texture and color through yarn. Across the last 5 years, she's been intrigued by the way crochet's 3D qualities can mimic shapes and patterns found in nature and draws inspiration from much of her work from things she's seen or touched. Although crochet and textile art are her primary mediums, she also draws on art forms such as painting, woodworking and collage to challenge conventional ideas of what crochet can be.
Stump Life 2 is inspired by fungi and lichen growths the artist studied in preparation for her ongoing public art installation near Chatfield, MN, the Lost Creek Fungi Hunt. This piece captures fungi life in miniature form on a foraged tree stump. Find shelf fungus, brown-capped mushrooms, and two kinds of lichen.
www.amigurumihorde.com
Stump Life 2
Fiber art, wood.
2024
$100
Lydia Hansen is a fiber artist based in Rochester and creating art around SE MN. Her work is driven by curiosity and exploration of texture and color through yarn. Across the last 5 years, she's been intrigued by the way crochet's 3D qualities can mimic shapes and patterns found in nature and draws inspiration from much of her work from things she's seen or touched. Although crochet and textile art are her primary mediums, she also draws on art forms such as painting, woodworking and collage to challenge conventional ideas of what crochet can be.
Stump Life 2 is inspired by fungi and lichen growths the artist studied in preparation for her ongoing public art installation near Chatfield, MN, the Lost Creek Fungi Hunt. This piece captures fungi life in miniature form on a foraged tree stump. Find shelf fungus, brown-capped mushrooms, and two kinds of lichen.
www.amigurumihorde.com