As part of a phased re-opening, the Woodson Art Museum is welcoming visitors back to the galleries and sculpture garden, the week of Tuesday, June 16. Visitors will find Many Visions, Many Versions: Art from Indigenous Communities in India, the Museum’s summer exhibition, utilizing additional gallery space to aid in social distancing. An array of other safety measures are in place, too; see the overview below.

• All programs in June and July are suspended; whether or not August programs can take place has yet to be determined.
• The first day to view Birds in Art 2020 is Saturday, September 12, as scheduled. There will be no Master Artist Talk on Saturday morning, September 12, and no Artists in Action. The Birds in Art 2020 exhibition is scheduled to be on view Saturday, September 12 through November 29.

The well-being of Woodson Art Museum visitors, volunteers, and employees is paramount and this guides our course as we navigate the days ahead. Before visiting this summer and fall, please check the Museum’s website at www.lywam.org where updates will first be posted.

Planning to Visit? Terrific! Check here for what to expect, as we strive to help slow the spread of Covid-19, be considerate of others, and keep all safe.

See this list of 2020 Birds in Art artists’ names whose artwork will comprise the 2020 Birds in Art exhibition this fall; congratulations to all! The first day to view Birds in Art 2020 will be Saturday, September 12, as scheduled. There will be no Master Artist Talk on Saturday morning, September 12, and no Artists in Action. The safety and well-being of all – Museum visitors, artists, volunteers, and staff – amid the Covid-19 pandemic are paramount. The Birds in Art 2020 exhibition is scheduled to be on view Saturday, September 12 through November 29. Before visiting during Birds in Art this fall, please check the Museum’s website or call 715-845-7010 to ensure the exhibition will be available and to learn if extra visitor precautions will be necessary.