Teens & Adults
An array of programs complements each exhibition, with themes and hands-on art projects that enliven artwork on view.
- Art Park: Interactive family gallery
- Sculpture Garden and Grounds: Delights at every turn; sculptures are enhanced by garden scents, colors, forms, and textures that change with every season
- Galleries: Artwork on view
- Temporary Exhibitions: Visit often to see what’s new on view
- Museum Collection Exhibitions: Artwork focused on the natural world
Programs
For specific dates and times, see events calendar and register, if indicated.
Call for High School Student Poetry, beginning Oct. 1, 2022
The Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets, organizer of an annual student poetry contest, joins forces with the Woodson Art Museum, inviting high school students to participate in a statewide ekphrastic poetry competition. Students will write and submit poems inspired by artwork images from the Woodson Art Museum’s collection; see artwork images on a Woodson Art Museum webpage soon. Entries accepted October 1 through January 15, 2023. An installation of the winning poems and collection artworks will follow during April’s National Poetry Month. For additional information and entry guidelines, check the Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets student contests webpage: www.wfop.org/student-contests.
- Night Out @ the Woodson: First Thursday of every month and each Thursday during Birds in Art, the Museum stays open until 7:30pm for gallery visits and interactive options.
- Guest Artist Presentations: Adults explore new topics relating to artwork on view with visiting artists and community collaborators.
- Art Park Open Studio: All ages drop in on the first Saturday afternoon each month to experiment with provided art materials.
- Treasuring Memories: Those coping with the death of a loved one express feelings through art projects incorporating mementos.
- SPARK!: Individuals with memory loss, accompanied by a friend, family member, or care partner, engage in art experiences, including hands-on art activities.
- Art Beyond Sight: Individuals with blindness or low vision embark on touch tours, listen to detailed verbal descriptions, and engage in hands-on art projects. Visit the events calendar for details.
- Workshops: Enriching, hands-on art making for teens and adults led by visiting artists and Museum educators.
