Annual Showcase
Annual Showcase
Juried Exhibition at the Neville Public Museum
Applications will open on October 21st for the 2025 NWTC Artisan and Business Center Annual Showcase at the Neville Public Museum!
The Annual Showcase is a juried art exhibition open to Artisan Center students, open studio members, staff, faculty, and residents.
Best of Show Winner receives a free class at the Artisan Center!
Important Dates:
- Online Submission Form Opens: 10/21/24 (on this page!)
- Submission Deadline: 2/3/25
- Artist Notification Date: 2/14/25
- Drop-off: 3/4/25 from 3-7pm
- Showcase Dates: 3/22/25 - 5/18/25
- Opening Reception: 3/25/25 from 5-7pm
- Pick-up: 5/20/25 from 3-7pm
Artists, please note: Drop-off & pick-up of artwork will occur at the Neville Public Museum this year.
2025 Annual Showcase Jurors
Jane Constable Hostetler
Jane’s professional history is rooted in design. Beginning with a BFA in Design, she spent the first part of her career in Graphic Design. Later, she chose to teach while developing her studio work, which led to a decision to earn a Master of Arts Degree in Visual Studies. At present, she teach various Studio Art courses in the Green Bay/Fox Valley area, as well as co-own & manage a studio/gallery space in De Pere WI. She is very active with Wisconsin Visual Artists organization, having chaired the Wisconsin Artists Biennial 2022 & Perspectives 2023 statewide shows, and currently serves as board president. At her studio, she strives produce an ongoing variety of contemporary abstract works.
Devyn McIlraith
Devyn McIlraith is the current Exhibition Manager at the Neville Public Museum. She earned her Master’s degree in Anthropology and certificate in Museum Studies from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee and her Bachelors degree in Anthropology with a minor in Studio Art from the University of Wisconsin- Oshkosh. Devyn has been working in museums for close to 15 years from guest services to collections and education positions. Outside of work she can be found analyzing details of a prospective cosplay, hoarding various crafting supplies (and hoping they will eventually become useful), reading fantasy novels, baking, or saying hello to other people’s dogs while on walks. She is a frequenter of Art Fairs and Renaissance Faires and dabbles in various art forms from time to time.
Libby Jacobs
Libby Jacobs is the Project Manager of Equity Evaluation and Programming at NWTC.
She has spent most of her personal and professional life working to advance equity in our systems and communities.
As a mom of an artistic 7 year old and an avid lover of the arts and music, she approaches life with curiosity, joy and belief that you can find meaning and art in just about everything around you.