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Rising:
Annual Member Exhibition

Stephen Hatcher platter: burl surrounded by resin embedded with mineral crystals and mica

Portals and Passages:
The Art of Clay Foster

Clay Foster tall cylindrical vessel with geometric pattern incised in black and white

Demonstrations
Third Sunday of each month:
Join us the third Sunday of every month, noon-3.
How does woodturning work? Enjoy watching a woodturner shape wood into new and beautiful objects. Fun and fascinating for all ages.

In the News
Family-friendly "Touch This!"
opened Oct 11. Read what the
Pioneer Press has to say about it!

Knight Arts on Art From the Lathe

Paper Darts on woodturning

MPR State of the Arts on The Teapot


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About the Gallery

Located in downtown Saint Paul's historic Landmark Center, the Gallery of Wood Art offers an often surprising and always engaging view of contemporary art created in wood.

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.

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.

The Gallery of Wood Art is sponsored by the American Association of Woodturners and has received additional assistance from the Saint Paul Cultural STAR program and the Minnesota State Arts Board.

About the AAW

International, non-profit, and now over 15,000 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 over 325 local chapters in the United States, Canada, Taiwan, and Japan.To find out more about the AAW, visit their website: www.woodturner.org Members of the AAW include professionals, amateurs, gallery owners, collectors, and wood and tool suppliers. The AAW publishes American Woodturner, sponsors the world's largest woodturning symposium, hosts an active online member's forum, and provides educational grants, insurance and more to its members. The AAW is dedicated to providing information and support to its members and others through publications, DVDs and more. The over 300 local chapters of the AAW provide instruction, fellowship and networking for turners at all levels.

Hours and Location

222 Landmark Center, 75 W Fifth St, St Paul, Minnesota 55102

Open 11-4 Tuesday through Friday, 12-3 Sundays.

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