October 2-4, 2026 Friday, Saturday & Sunday
A self-guided tour of working art studios in Central WI.
INTERESTED IN BEING A GUEST ARTIST?
Interested in joining our Central Wisconsin studio tour?
Share your work through our Guest Artist Interest Form—there’s no fee to submit.
Selection considers quality, studio fit, available openings, and a balanced variety of mediums. Not being selected may simply mean your medium is already well represented.
2027 Tour - Artist Interest Form Deadline — Friday, Dec. 4,
Hidden Studios Artist Overview
online Artist Interest Form
online Artist Interest Form
Overview
Each year, the Hidden Studios Steering Committee invites a limited number of new Guest Artists and Guest Studios to keep the tour balanced, diverse, and high quality. To be considered, submit this application and all required materials by the deadline below.
online Artist Interest Form
online Artist Interest Form
online Artist Interest Form
No application fee to apply
- Resume or Artist Bio
- Artist Statement
- 6–10 Images of Artwork (JPEG or PNG)
Guest Artist Interest Form
Tour Dates: October 1–3, 2027
Form Deadline: Friday, December 4, 2026
Please note: The Form uses Google Forms. If you have a gmail account, please click the button below for "Google Users". If you do not have a gmail account, please click the button below for "Non-Google Users"
Guest Artist Requirements
online Artist Interest Form
Guest Artist Requirements
- Commit to two consecutive years of participation (2027 and 2028).
- Pay a $325 booth fee each year (subject to slight annual adjustment).
- Provide 6-10 high-resolution images
- Be present for the entire tour weekend and share your process with guests (demos encouraged).
- Promote the tour via your social media, mailing list, and professional networks.
- Provide your own indoor display system.
"Your community of people and friends was great to get to know and share some time with. Living and working in an area where people come together for the greater good, spirituality, and fun is the best of all worlds."
— Linda Sheard, porcelain artist
