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Welcome to the Gallery of Wood Art!

 

Current Exhibit: Turned for Use II
August 29 to December 19, 2008

Watts Stool

Upcoming 2009 Exhibits

Past Exhibits
2005-2008

Gallery Gift Store

About the Gallery
Located in historic Landmark Center, the Gallery of Wood Art offers an often surprising and always engaging view of contemporary works created in wood.

The Gallery of Wood Art also features educational exhibits, a display of vintage lathes, and a gallery gift store offering turned items, books and DVDs.

Although all pieces on exhibit have been at least partially created on a lathe, the diversity of techniques, subjects, materials and ideas of each artist keeps each exhibit fresh and engaging.

Visiting the Gallery
The Gallery of Wood Art is located in historic Landmark Center, in the heart of downtown St. Paul. Once a Federal Courts building, Landmark Center now houses several museums, a cafe, and office spaces for arts, history, and cultural organizations.

Location: Landmark Center 75 5th St W, Saint Paul, MN
Hours: Tues- Fri 11-4 PM; Sun 12-3 PM and by appointment
Admission: Admission is free. Donations are welcome.

Directions, transit and parking information

The Gallery of Wood Art is handicapped accessible via the Market Street entry.

We also have works on display in the lower level of St. Paul's Courthouse/City Hall.

Contact Us
Phone: 651-484-9094
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About the American Association of Woodturners
International, non-profit, and now over 13,000 members strong, the American Association of Woodturners is dedicated to the advancement of woodturning, a specialized form of woodworking using the lathe. The AAW has more than 200 local chapters in the United States, providing instruction, support and fellowship to woodturners at all levels of interest and expertise.

Members of the AAW include professionals, amateurs, gallery owners, collectors, and wood and tool suppliers. The AAW publishes American Woodturner and hosts an annual symposium that draws instructors and attendees from all over the world.


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