Wolverine Farm Publishing and Wolverine Farm Publick House strive to be valuable resources for local makers of all kinds. In order to better serve the maker and artist community and to encourage individual artists and makers to interact with one another and build a strong network, we present the Maker in Residence (MIR) program. Every two months we select a local maker who agrees to be present and in good maker form at the Publick House throughout the term, and to perform a free, public, in-house event or workshop.

2023 Makers in Residence

MARCH + APRIL Ayelet Golz

Ayelet is a sewist and freelance video editor and content strategist, who dabbles in lots of different crafts in her spare time: crochet, embroidery, mending, pottery, abstract painting with acrylic inks, and lots more.

Find Ayelet at the residency Showcase the last week in April.

JANUARY + FEBRUARY Em Daugherty

Em Daugherty is a genderqueer film photographer and developer in Fort Collins, CO. Embracing gentle moments from home she documents how she navigates tenderness, internal trust, and discipline through a visual diary of expired film, experimental photography, and self-portraiture. Em offers film developing services to the Northern Colorado community, hand developed with care in small batches, and private lessons in film photography. You can find her work on Instagram at @queershootsfilm and on her website at www.daughertyphotographs.com.

Find Em at the residency Showcase, the last week in February.

2022 MAKERS IN RESIDENCE

DECEMBER Hannah Ruth Miner

NOVEMBER Izze Babb

OCTOBER Rorey King

SEPTEMBER Anna Schneider

AUGUST Travis Varra

JULY Julia Goolsby

JUNE Adam Martin

MAY Fulvia Serra

APRIL Shirley Man-Kin Leung

MARCH Cristyn Hypnar

FEBRUARY Jakob Mueller

JANUARY Beeta Vafaee

2021 MAKERS IN RESIDENCE

DECEMBER Zach Leonard

OCTOBER Elizabeth Fuller

SEPTEMBER Lauren Smith of Cosmic Heart Arts

AUGUST Jeff Chelf

JULY Joey Miranda

2020 MAKERS IN RESIDENCE

MARCH Willow Sedam

FEBRUARY Chris Jones / Sweet Malarky

JANUARY Chad Seidel / The Open and Closed Institute