A Rewarding Challenge
Posted on July 03, 2024
The summer months are a busy time at the Woodson Art Museum as we gear up for another Birds in Art opening. The entire Museum staff has been working hard to make sure that this year’s exhibit, opening weekend, and accompanying programs are something everyone can enjoy and be proud of.
Andy Returns to Wisconsin
Posted on June 26, 2024
How a childhood visit to an ostrich farm sparked my journey to the Woodson Art Museum.
A Year in Review
Posted on June 19, 2024
I guess it’s true when they say, “time flies when you’re having fun.”
Signs of Summer
Posted on June 12, 2024
On Monday, we all took time out of our busy schedules to pause, celebrate, and thank the hard work of our beloved Museum volunteers during gatherings in the Sculpture Garden and on the rooftop at the Velveteen Plum.
Shining Bright: Glass in New Lights
Posted on June 05, 2024
Woodson Art Museum staff make their way to the Bergstrom-Mahler Museum in Neenah to see Molten: 30 Years of American Glass, which debuted at the Woodson Art Museum in spring 2022, and will be on view at the Bergstrom-Mahler from May 31 – August 11. The exhibition features fifty plus artworks from the Woodson’s permanent collection.
The Charm City
Posted on May 29, 2024
As Bryce, Holly, and I settle back into our offices and catch up on what we missed while we are gone, we will remember the days we spent in “The Charm City” with fondness.
Lifelong Learners
Posted on May 22, 2024
In the past 30 years, I myself have endured and enjoyed many of my own personal docent trainings. My mother always helped my younger sister and I understand the importance of hearing history form others and making note of it. As fellow educator Rachel Hausmann-Schall and I took on the summer docent training, I took time to hear stories of docent classes past from some of our most tenured participants.
A Perfect Pairing
Posted on May 15, 2024
The Museum recently invited the Wausau Lyric choir to perform at our members opening event for "Women Reframe American Landscape." Being able to bring people together to shine light on female artists of all types – both in the community and beyond – made the night extra special for Museum staff and choir members alike.
Nama-Stay for the Art
Posted on May 08, 2024
On the first Thursday of each month, the Museum offers extended hours for visitors to get the chance to explore the galleries and grounds. First Thursdays in the summer are even more special because they include Sculpture Garden Yoga, a beginner-friendly class taught by instructors from 5 Koshas Yoga and Wellness. I began participating in these classes last summer. Who doesn’t like a little after-work zen?
Taking a Dot for a Walk
Posted on May 01, 2024
Every drawing begins with a line. Formal qualities are what build any piece of art, and it’s good to take notice of that.
