Museum for Art in Wood
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Mon Closed Tue - Sat Sun Closed - Phone:
Main - 215-923-8000
Extra - 215-351-5345
- Address:
- 141 N 3rd St Philadelphia, PA 19106
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http://www.museumforartinwood.org
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- Center City East, Center City, Northern Liberties - Fishtown, North Philadelphia
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The Wood Turning Center
The Center For Art In Wood
Center For Art in Wood
Wood Turning Ctr
General Info
The Center displays wood art on site and in our traveling exhibitions and publications. Our Windgate ITE International residency program has involved over 100 international residents as it continues through its second decade. The Community Outreach program brings hands-on wood turning and woodworking experience to students throughout the region. The permanent collection contains over 1000 objects from around the world, ranging from traditional functional every-day objects to contemporary sculpture. Our research library consists of over 25,000 images, artists' files and books that help preserve the exciting history of wood turning and woodworking and their continuing evolution as a contemporary art form.The Center displays wood art on site and in our traveling exhibitions and publications. Our Windgate ITE International residency program has involved over 100 international residents as it continues through its second decade. The Community Outreach program brings hands-on wood turning and woodworking experience to students throughout the region. The permanent collection contains over 1000 objects from around the world, ranging from traditional functional every-day objects to contemporary sculpture. Our research library consists of over 25,000 images, artists' files and books that help preserve the exciting history of wood turning and woodworking and their continuing evolution as a contemporary art form.