Woody Olsen Accepted into Art Through Photography’s Lens | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Woody Olsen Accepted into Art Through Photography’s Lens

June 07, 2026
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Architectural Reflections by Woody Olsen.
Woody Olsen ’76

Woody Olsen ’76 has five photographs accepted by the 17th Annual Fran Achen Juried Photography Exhibition, Art Through Photography’s Lens, at the Whitewater Arts Alliance, Traditional Salon. The three jurors were Gerald H. Emmerichs Jr, Michael J Havice, and Ashley M. Dimming, PhD, Crossman Gallery Director at the UW-Whitewater.

The photographs included were Architectural Reflections, Love All Serve All, Milwaukee Winter Architectural Skyline, Wings Milwaukee Art Museum, and Milwaukee Art Museum. The exhibition opens June 4 and runs through June 28, 2026.

Art Through Photography’s Lens
Whitewater Arts Alliance, Traditional Salon (Whitewater, WI)
June 4–28, 2026

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