Artdose can be found in any of the listed locations below.
Two Fish Gallery, 244 East Rhine Street, Elkhart Lake 53020
Thelma Sadoff Center for the Arts, 51 Sheboygan Street, Fond du Lac 54935
Artisan Shoppe by CIFCA, 214 W. Wisconsin Avenue, Neenah 54956
Seranya Studios Art Boutique, 307 East Mill Street, Plymouth 53073
Plymouth Arts Center, 520 E. Mills Street Plymouth 53073
Knaak+Juarez Studio, 1310 Wisconsin Avenue, Sheboygan 53081
Frank Juarez Gallery, 1109 North 8th Street, Sheboygan 53081
John Michael Kohler Arts Center, 608 New York Avenue, Sheboygan 53081
UW-Sheboygan, Fine Arts Gallery, One University Drive, Sheboygan 53081
Sheboygan Visual Artists, EBCO ArtWorks, 1201 Erie Avenue, Sheboygan 53081
Global Arts, 2402 Franklin Street, Manitowoc 54220
Creative Studios, 5199 Townline Road, Sturgeon Bay 54235
Hands On Art Studio, 3655 Peninsula Players Road, Fish Creek 54212
Loft Moth Gallery, 7975 Highway 42, Egg Harbor 54209
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Published by Artdose Magazine
Founded in 2013, Artdose Magazine LLC is an independent print and digital art magazine committed to connecting and supporting the visual arts in the Midwest. Published by Frank Juárez, the magazine is premised on the belief that we all share common goals of introducing, engaging, and offering diverse art experiences. Artdose Magazine LLC appears in print as a bi-annual art magazine through a weekly art newsletter and on Instagram and Facebook.
About Frank Juárez
Frank Juárez is an award-winning art educator, curator, and arts advocate based in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Known for his commitment to elevating contemporary art and supporting Wisconsin artists, Juárez has spearheaded numerous initiatives, including the Midwest Artist Studios Project and the 365 Artists 365 Days Project. In addition to his roles as publisher of Artdose magazine and editor-in-chief of SchoolArts magazine, Juárez has curated exhibitions and juried art shows throughout the Midwest. His dedication to art education and advocacy has earned him numerous accolades, making him a pivotal figure in Wisconsin’s art community.
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