The Art of Fine Furniture
Opening Reception: Saturday, June 3, 1 - 3 p.m.
Join us for refreshments and meet many of the artists at the opening reception of this favorite annual exhibit.
The Art of Fine Furniture 2023: Making Connections will showcase a new selection of amazing pieces from regional studio furniture makers. We will also examine the art of joinery. Learn how these artists use various joinery methods for the types of wood chosen and how to bring it all together.
On exhibit June 3 - August 5 • Free to explore!
Winona was literally built by the lumber industry. Once a more common trade, today the time-honored skills of woodworking have become an art form. Founded in 2013, The Art of Fine Furniture is an annual exhibit featuring new creations of professional and hobbyist studio furniture makers. Each year a new exhibit invites and excites one’s curiosity to explore the inner mysteries and workings of the pieces and the traditional skills of the craftsmanship that goes into each. Like the other gallery shows at the History Center, most of the furniture exhibited is for sale and is free to explore.
Join us for refreshments and meet many of the artists at the opening reception of this favorite annual exhibit.
The Art of Fine Furniture 2023: Making Connections will showcase a new selection of amazing pieces from regional studio furniture makers. We will also examine the art of joinery. Learn how these artists use various joinery methods for the types of wood chosen and how to bring it all together.
On exhibit June 3 - August 5 • Free to explore!
Winona was literally built by the lumber industry. Once a more common trade, today the time-honored skills of woodworking have become an art form. Founded in 2013, The Art of Fine Furniture is an annual exhibit featuring new creations of professional and hobbyist studio furniture makers. Each year a new exhibit invites and excites one’s curiosity to explore the inner mysteries and workings of the pieces and the traditional skills of the craftsmanship that goes into each. Like the other gallery shows at the History Center, most of the furniture exhibited is for sale and is free to explore.
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Pieces from past The Art of Fine Furniture exhibitions.