Woody Olson ’76 Featured in Beloit Art Center 25th Anniversary Exhibition Encore | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Woody Olson ’76 Featured in Beloit Art Center 25th Anniversary Exhibition Encore

August 24, 2025
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Woody Olsen, "Floral Still"
Woody Olsen ’76

Woody Olson ’76 was among the featured artists in Finding Creativity Within, the Beloit Art Center’s Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Juried Group Exhibition, presented in an encore showing at the Blue Moon Gallery.

Olson’s painting Floral Still was selected for inclusion in the exhibition and highlighted in the official press release promoting the show. The group exhibition celebrated more than twenty-five artists who have contributed to the Beloit Art Center’s creative legacy, with works spanning painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, and mixed media.

Finding Creativity Within
August 2–August 23, 2025
Blue Moon Gallery (Grayslake, IL)

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