Greg Hodapp

Art in the cafe...

Laurel Statz


"The Spectator"


December 2025



Laurel Statz is a painter and Madison area native. Her work, while figurative, is influenced by abstraction and minimalism. The paintings often have a quick and instinctual nature, capturing just what’s needed. While she often times herself to eliminate extra details and over-precision, she has ventured into more detailed works as well. Laurel does not attach narrative to her pieces. Rather, she thinks of them like a journaling process for her scatter-brained psyche. The figures in the pieces are meant to be processing tools for the artist and the viewer. She hopes that seeing these figures helps the...
[ more ]


Ruth Comfort


"The Metaphysical Affect"


January 2026



A diverse collection of mixed mediums, extensively encapsulating my heart and soul concerning the dreams of the human condition. ARTISAN RUTH COMFORT My given name is Ruth Comfort. Named after the amazing artist Louis Comfort Tiffany. I hail from a very long line of artisans and musicians. Even dating back to the great German philosopher...
[ more ]


Friday, July 23, 2004

Greg Hodapp currently hails from nowhere in particular, but is originally from Cincinnati, Ohio. Previously he lived for six years in Wisconsin\'s Chequamegon bay area. It was really there in the rich musicality and varied traditions of the north country that his interest and proficiency in appalachian and celtic music flourished. Greg is currently a one man band incorporating dual instrument playing (harmonica combos) and foot stomping sleigh bell rythym. He currently counts in his repetoire the mountain dulcimer, guitar, five string banjo, penny whistle, concertina, bodhran (Irish drum), the highland bagpipes, parlour pipes, and harmonica. The traditional music of the appalachian mountains, Great Lakes, and British Isles flow through and around Greg\'s tunes, songs and stories. Come have a listen, you will enjoy the unique humor and rich variety that characterizes his enjoyable performances.