Woody Olsen Accepted into Carnegie Art Center 2026 Annual Juried Exhibition | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Woody Olsen Accepted into Carnegie Art Center 2026 Annual Juried Exhibition

May 30, 2026
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Rebel by Woody Olsen/
Woody Olsen ’76

Woody Olsen ’76 was accepted into the Carnegie Art Center 2026 Annual Juried Exhibition, which will exhibit May 15th through 30th. The juror, Kristen Saunders is an art professor from the University of Minnesota.

The two pieces accepted were Rebel, a mixed media painting with neon spray paint, ink. And acrylic on canvas board, and Venetian Vision, a watercolor collaged piece on canvas. Venetian Visions was an observational still-life of his hotel view on the canal.

Carnegie Art Center 2026 Annual Juried Exhibition
Carnegie Art Center (Mankato, MN)
May 15–30, 2026

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