About

Stacey is an award winning artist known for her landscapes and wildlife paintings throughout the Midwest and beyond. Her work has been seen at the Walker’s Point Center for the Arts in Downtown Milwaukee, The Arts Mill Gallery in Grafton, WI, Cobblestone Gallery in Racine, WI, as well as many art shows and sales. Born and raised on the edge of the countryside she fell in love with the landscape and wildlife around her. Throughout the years Stacey has studied with several different artists utilizing various mediums. Several years ago she made the transition from traditional painting materials to digital painting. The tools Stacey uses today allow her to utilize her own photographs for the base image and digitally mix paint using a tablet while applying that paint to a digital canvas using a pen tool. “It’s a fabulous mix of traditional and modern painting techniques.” Stacey finds inspiration in the works of Constable, Turner, Rembrandt, Hopper, and Emile Gruppe among others.

Awards:
• Wisconsin Regional Artists Association – State Exhibit Award 2018
• Light Space & Time Gallery Special Merit Award – Onion River Cows – 2014
• Werner Electric Calendar Competition – Hayfields – September 2008
• First Place, Wisconsin Department of Resources Pike Lake Competition-
Blackeyed Susans 2004

Permanent and Temporary Collections:
• Ellens Home, Port Washington, WI – a premiere community based residential
facility-Waterscapes collection- Permanent Collection
• Walker’s Point Center for the Arts, Walker’s Point, WI – Temporary  Collection-Member’s Show 2015
• Main Street Café, Cedar Grove, WI – Permanent Collection
• Cobblestone LTD, Racine, WI SOLO Show Dec 2016-Feb 2017
• Numerous Private Collections

Galleries:
• Arts Mill Gallery, Grafton, WI 2018
• Cobblestone Gallery, Racine, WI 2017
• Walkers Point Center for the Arts, Walkers Point, WI  2015-2016

Past and Present Memberships:
Walkers Point Center for the Arts. Walkers Point, WI
Cedarburg Cultural Center, Cedarburg, WI
Wisconsin Regional Arts Association

 

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