Awards, Media, Public Art

Local artists are on a mission and are making our state (and your home) better in the process.

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Midwest Home’s feature on Hossle Woodworks

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Article and Photos detailing a cutting board class.

Learn about Hossle Woodworks through this in-depth interview

Host Gregory Rich of Habitation Design at The District in Edina talks furniture and design with Justin Hossle.

Host Paula Granquist welcomes designer and builder Justin Hossle from Hossle Woodworks.

Watch our feature, hosted by reporter Kelli Hanson.

This segment features our desk and edge grain home decor items

“Knowledge” at the Odin Apartments in NE Minneapolis depicts two Nordic Runes and evokes a the Norse God Odin through the cedar and steel 14’ sculpture. On permanent display in NE Minneapolis.

Inspired by the Norse myth of Ódinn’s (Odin) pursuit of knowledge and his willingness to sacrifice anything, even an eye, to attain it—Knowledge depicts Odin with his left eye missing.

The cedar beams are reminiscent of Viking ships and will age and gray with time. Integrated into this piece are two Nordic runes which folklore indicates may have been associated with Odin.

Along with colleague Remo Campopiano, Justin Hossle of Relic Modern installed a three-dimensional wall sculpture at the Timber & Tie apartments (NE Minneapolis) in early 2022. 42 relief cuts of a 9”x7” oak railroad tie attached to the wall with railroad spikes.

The “Spill” series was selected for permanent display at the Huxley Apartments in NE Minneapolis. Constructed of walnut euro ply turned on edge, these three paintings highlight the color scheme of the apartment complex’s decor.

Relic Modern and Remo Campopiano installed two cattail sculptures at the RYA Apartments in Richfield, MN in the summer of 2022. One sculpture, measuring 18’ high, featured 3 cattails made of cedar and steel. The other sculpture, measuring 24’ high, featured 5 cattails.