David Frykman Studio Gallery: About Us

Frykman Studio Gallery, 2566 S. Bay Shore Dr., Sister Bay, WI, 54234
(South Sister Bay on Hwy 42)

Gallery Hours :
Now Open! 10-5 Daily (April-Oct.)

The Frykman's just opened a new location, the Frykman Studio Gallery, in Sister Bay, Wisconsin. The gallery features David Frykman's wood carved art, Heather and Luke Frykman's Door County nature photography, as well as fine pottery and wall sculptures by Steve Jorgenson.

David’s carvings are well known for their individual character and whimsical expressions, but most people know his work from resin reproductions made by Coynes and Co., a Minnesota-based collectables company. These days, David has his own gallery in which to show his original work. Each of the pieces in the gallery and on this site is unique and none will be reproduced. They are all wood, mostly Eastern White Cedar, and most are painted with oil colors, while some are left natural with a finish of amber shellac.

Heather and Luke’s photography is a rich blend of Door County landscapes, wildlife, flowers, beautifully framed sunsets and more, all matted and framed at the gallery. They also run the gallery most days, when they are not out shooting.

What's New with the Frykmans!

2/23/08 Remodeling of the new gallery. Closed in March. Will be open in April 2008!

1/12/08 Progress on the new gallery
The Frykman family is moving their gallery from Ellison Bay to Sister Bay. New location will be on Hwy 42, South Sister Bay, across the highway from Pamida.

7/26/07 The David Frykman Studio Gallery will be opening a new location in south Sister Bay. The Jack Anderson Gallery, located on Hwy 42, will be turning into the Frykman Gallery in 2008!

3/27/07 Luke and Heather Frykman were interviewed for DoorCountyDailyNews.com by Dennis Lonstine as part of the Arts and Entertainment page. Click here to listen to the podcast.

3/17/07 We are busying getting ready for the 2007 season in Ellison Bay! Here are some photos of Luke painting the carvings. Heather has been busy cutting mats and assembling frames.

David Frykman wood carving, almost finished, new for 2007 season.

Luke Frykman painting David Frykman carvings, getting ready for the 2007 season.

Heather Harle Frykman cutting mats, getting ready for the 2007 season.