Events
Why We Record: Defying Fragmentation and Erasure in Palestine is a visual exhibit by the American Friends Service Committee and Visualizing Palestine that explores the truths of the past, the heartbreak of the present, and the possibilities for a future without oppression in Palestine. The Cedar Tree Project is honored to help invite the Winona area community and…
Every Monday at 4:30pm~
Don’t miss this chance to try your hand at pottery while being taught by a professional: Anne Scott Plummer, WSU Art Professor Emeritus! This six course series lets you learn the basics of how to make pottery pieces from the wheel. You’ll practice throwing cylinders, the basic pottery form for all beginning potters. Clay, underglaze…
Join us Monday, Sept. 14th from 6–9 p.m. for a special night of Music Trivia hosted by DJ Soul Shepherd! Test your music knowledge through three fun rounds featuring:• Mix & Match• True or False• Multiple Choice• Name That Famous Artist Every question comes straight from a vinyl collection of more than 15,000 records, making…
Why We Record: Defying Fragmentation and Erasure in Palestine is a visual exhibit by the American Friends Service Committee and Visualizing Palestine that explores the truths of the past, the heartbreak of the present, and the possibilities for a future without oppression in Palestine. The Cedar Tree Project is honored to help invite the Winona area community and…
Using the idea of a river town as a starting point, Andy DuCett will create multiple new site-specific installations for the Minnesota Marine Art Museum that start in the galleries but extend beyond the walls of the museum and into Winona, his hometown community, in the exhibition Home(town). Working across many artistic mediums, DuCett has…
Beginning September 8, Casey Wicka teaches oil painting classes every Tuesday from 10 am to noon. Watch for information about this class and more in the September WAC at a Glance.
The Coast & the Sea: Marine and Maritime Art in America is a traveling exhibition organized by the The New York Historical featuring 49 paintings and 10 maritime objects from their immense collection relating the story of early American culture and history. The exhibition is organized into several chronological themes exploring America’s relationship with water.…
Geo Rutherford is a Sauk City, Wisconsin based artist, author, educator and a social media sensation with a keen interest in science, natural history, and telling stories about water. On display are original illustrations from her New York Times best selling book Spooky Lakes (2024) and from her forthcoming book Spooky Rivers (2026). Her illustrations…
Water | Craft explores the intersection of traditional craft practices and contemporary concerns about water and the environment. This exhibition brings together artists whose practices incorporate historical craft techniques of weaving, pottery, basketry, glass, and textile arts – and who transform these techniques to address issues including water access, climate change, and cultural preservation. Just…