Visit to experience the Birds in Art 2021 exhibition and the wire-bird “murmuration” flock created collaboratively during San Francisco-based sculptor Tom Hill’s residency, September 28 through October 10, and installed as a single sculptural work at the Museum. Visit for pop-up programs with Birds in Art artist Paul Rhymer, Thursday-Saturday, October 21-23, including an artist talk and bronze-pour and sculpting demonstrations. Get details about these projects and programs via the online events calendar.
Birds in Art 2021, on view September 11 through November 28, offers exceptional inspiration via artwork from 113 artists from throughout the world. The 46th annual exhibition includes artwork by 92 artists whose work was selected by the jury and 21 who were named Master Artists during previous Birds in Art exhibitions; get details via the 2021 press release, artist list, and exhibition webpage.
The 120-page “Birds in Art” catalogue features every artwork along with artists’ statements; get purchasing details here.
The upcoming exhibition of Christian Robinson’s children’s book illustrations, highlighting the value of different perspectives and being kind to all, opens Saturday, December 4, along with American Woodblock Prints and Making the Cut: Relief Prints from the Woodson Art Museum’s Collection. Get additional details via this press release.
Snow Sculpture is in the forecast. See the 2022 snow sculpture take shape on Saturday, January 29, and visit often; it remains on view as long as weather allows! See more about previous snow sculpture projects here.
