Events & Exhibitions
Margaret Dittrich & Anita Gopalaswamy will be in the gallery Dec. 13th & Dec. 14th!
Stop by Friday, December 13th and Saturday, December 14th from 11:00-5:00. Margaret will be in the gallery with a selection of her new designs. Anita will be unveiling her beautiful textiles. Buy an item from Margaret or Anita and receive 15% off another item in the store.
Grand Meander, Saturday, December 7th
Stop by Saturday, December 7th during Grand Meander. The Grand Hand Gallery is full of beautiful, unique gifts for the holidays. Enjoy a refreshment and receive 10% off your purchase.
Bridget Clark, Chuck Solberg and Small Business Saturday
Saturday November 30th Artist Bridget Clark is in the Gallery with her unique jewelry designs. Buy a piece from her trunk show and receive 15% off an additional item in the gallery tomorrow. Chuck Solberg will be playing Holiday Blues and Jazz from 12-3pm. Shop small. Shop local. Shop one [...]
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Our Blog
W2 Blog – Episode 3
In the midst of the chaos of a new business starting during the holiday season, I find myself pausing and reflecting. I think about the satisfaction of a pot thrown straight and true. I think about the color-Lake Vermillion Blue- that gently laps upon a canvas above the [...]
The Art of the Gift
You need a special gift and we would love to curate it. With a few simple details about the occasion and the receiver, we will create a gift suggestion for your consideration, wrap it and have it ready for pick up or mailing. In person, by text photo [...]
Living Our Dream in 2019
At the end of 2018 we launched our dream, W2 The Grand Hand Gallery. Thank you to everyone for the love and support, and cheers to the brand new year! We wish you a grand 2019. ~Mary & Cathy
Meet the Artist
Nick Wroblewski
Nick Wroblewski, a former Twin Cities artist now based in Viroqua, WI, specializes in hand-cut wood block prints. Nick studied art at Bennington College (VT) and later taught himself relief printmaking. Majoring in painting and sculpture, he combined elements of the two and has been busy creating new images with woodblocks since 1996.