Bring Our Exhibitions to Your Venue
Our touring exhibitions provide museums, galleries, and culture centers with exceptional opportunities to host curated, professional art exhibitions. Featuring themes ranging from nature and conservation to personal storytelling, each exhibition showcases artistic excellence while fostering meaningful connections with audiences.
Current Touring Exhibitions
A Crow a Day
On August 1, 2014 Canadian-born artist Karen Bondarchuk set out to mark the passing time that her mother – diagnosed with advanced dementia – could not. For 365 days, she produced a crow a day on a hand-cut, hand-gessoed panel, remembering her mother as she was and grieving her loss. The resulting work explores communication and an artist’s relationship to the world; it resonates for its depth, beauty, and elegiac and potent whimsy.
An Abundance of Riches
Explore the worlds of art and nature through Andrea Rich’s technically complex and creatively elegant woodcuts. An internationally recognized artist, Rich draws on print traditions as diverse as Albrecht Dürer and the Japanese Ukiyo-e to yield a body of work distinctly her own.
Molten: 30 Years of American Studio Glass
At its heart, Molten is about an experiment. Before the 20th century, glass was traditionally produced in factories. The designer of the glass object and its maker were separated by the boundaries of technical and mechanical knowledge. The fundamental aim of Studio Glass was to upend this relationship: to make glass outside of the factory. Now, an artist could blow, mold, and sculpt molten glass. The glass artist became the designer and maker.
Birds in Art
The feather forecast is always favorable when Birds in Art is on view. Whether the subjects are backyard feeder favorites or exotic species from around the world, an international cast of artists interprets avian themes and habitats employing diverse styles and mediums. Art lovers and bird lovers alike always find something to crow about as they discover the harmony and serenity or the power and tension that infuse these artworks.
Share the Woodson Magic
Experience the beauty of the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum’s exceptional exhibitions. Our touring art shows are available for rent—offering your venue captivating artistic works focused on nature, birds, and deeply personal journeys.
The Woodson’s Traveling Exhibitions
As a leader in nature and cultural exhibitions, the Woodson Art Museum offers a wide array of touring exhibitions in Wausau designed for museums, galleries, and cultural institutions. Our exhibitions captivate by presenting visually stunning artwork, intricately detailed pieces, and immersive storytelling that appeal to diverse audiences. Each collection invites viewers to engage with profound themes, such as the natural world’s beauty, human resilience, and cultural narratives.
- Birds in Art draws viewers into the grace and motion of avian life by using powerful compositions that highlight both realism and abstraction.
- Abundance of Riches celebrates the intricate woodcuts of Andrea Rich, showing her skill in a delicate interplay of color, form, and natural habitats.
- Ergo Sum: A Crow a Day resonates deeply with audiences through Karen Bondarchuk’s heartfelt expression of grief and healing.
These exhibitions spark curiosity and foster meaningful connections between audiences and the art on display—offering an experience that leaves a lasting impression. Through carefully curated themes and artwork, your new exhibitions invite viewers to learn new perspectives.
Collaborate With the Woodson
The Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum is proud to collaborate with venues across the nation to share our renowned art exhibitions. When you partner with us, you’ll gain access to exhibitions created with precision and artistic brilliance. Hosting one of our touring art exhibitions connects your venue to a globally recognized institution committed to education and creativity.
Our team provides comprehensive materials, promotional resources, and logistical support to ensure your exhibition setup is a seamless process. Collaborate with us to elevate your venue’s offerings, attract diverse audiences, and deliver an unforgettable experience that inspires and captivates your visitors.
Art exhibitions Designed to Inspire
Our team meticulously creates our touring exhibitions to captivate and engage audiences from all walks of life. Whether your visitors are nature enthusiasts, art lovers, or students, the Woodson’s traveling exhibitions, offer a new and engaging opportunity to connect with creativity and storytelling.
Each exhibition is a journey into the transformative power of art. From Andrea Rich’s intricate woodcuts that elegantly capture the delicate balance of nature, to Karen Bondarchuk’s deeply personal exploration of grief and resilience through her artwork. These exhibitions inspire reflection and spark meaningful conversations among visitors.
Beyond showcasing artistic skill, our exhibitions serve as a bridge between the artwork and its audience, creating shared experiences and fostering a deeper appreciation for the stories that art can tell.
Seamless Integration for Your Venue
Partnering with the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum ensures a seamless process for hosting our touring exhibitions. Our team provides comprehensive support, including setup guides, promotional materials, and access to educational content that complements each exhibition.
Our approach ensures your venue can focus on delivering an engaging and meaningful experience for your audience. We design our exhibitions to effortlessly integrate into diverse settings—museums, galleries, cultural centers—providing every visitor with something extraordinary.
Fostering Community Through Art
Art has a special ability to bring people together, and the Woodson’s touring exhibitions help foster active community engagement. These shows serve as a catalyst for connection, sparking conversations around shared themes like nature, resilience, and cultural heritage.
Hosting one of our exhibitions creates opportunities for educational programming, workshops, and interactive experiences tailored to your audience. By bringing these exhibitions to your venue, you’re not just showcasing art—you’re cultivating a space where creativity and community thrive together.
