Work in progress piece of a bird carved from boxwood. #craftsman #craftmanship #miniature #miniaturecarving #handmade #handcrafted #woodwork #woodworking #makersgonnamake #craftsposure #woodcarving #carvedwood #wildlife #handmadeintheuk #handmadeuk #bird #sculpture #art #workinprogress

Wood carved into art, standing strong against rock and time. 🌲🪵✨ A reminder of creativity rooted in nature and community. always love finding surprises like this. #ArtInNature #WoodCarving #PublicArt #OutdoorLife #NatureAndArt #HiddenGems #HikingAdventures #ScenicViews

Throwback to 2015, exactly 10 years ago. The Museum for Art in Wood's annual residency program WARP Wood was called the ITE (International Turning Exchange). The 2015 ITE allTURNatives exhibition featured the work of 7 ITE Fellows, all creating and presenting work from the 2-month residency.

"Palmipedius Spiraloides" by Henri Groll. Made with Cherry Wood in 2001, this piece belongs to a brand new collection of objects recently donated by Fleur Bresler. Now in our Permanent collection.

Morgan Hill's "Bad Habits" collection is available here at the museum. artwork is exhibited nationally and internationally, and can be found in a handful of public and private collections... including in the Museum for art in Wood Store in Philadelphia.

This piece is a part of a recent object donation from Fleur Bresler to the Museum for Art in Wood. We now have large number of incredible brand new objects inthe Museum's Permanent Collection, and we are thrilled to announce they will soon be on view. Michelle Holzapfel "Yoga Bowl" 1997

The work of 2025 WARP Wood Artist Fellow Klara Knutsson. Klara Knutsson is an artist working with marquetry in Stockholm, Sweden. On view in at the Museum for Art in Wood: "Fragment 2" 2025 Veneer, MDF, oak frame. "Fragment 3" 2025 Veneer, MDF, oak frame. "Paper over city" 2025 Veneer, MDF.

Currently on view in the Permanent Collection: Marc Ricourt "Vessel #6" 2001 Oak, Vinegar.

Repost... 'Shack' ~ Wooden spoon carved in Witch Hazel wood. This was the off-cut of another spoon that had a similar shape. #spoon #spoontaneous #art #craft #design #woodworking #sculpture #woodenspoon #carving #wood #shack 🥄

The work of one of our 2025 WARP Wood Artists Fellow Nifemi Ogunro. On view in at the Museum for Art in Wood: Nifemi Ogunro "Where the North Meets the South" 2025 Bendable Plywood. . Nifemi Ogunro "First Cousins " 2025 Found wood. . Nifemi Ogunro "A Fish Nailed to A Cross" 2025 Found Wood.

Fraternal Twins... Alan Adler's Manzanita Burl Vessels currently available for purchase at the Museum for Art in wood.

A delicate column piece from Jack Shelly, created over 20 years ago. Currently on view in the Museum's Permanent Collection: Jack Shelly "Untitled" 2003 Locust. 5.25" x 2.50"

2025 WARP Wood Artist Fellow Edgar Orlaineta. Edgar Orlaineta "Modern Wood Sculpture" 2025 Wood, Acrylic Paint, Book. . Edgar Orlaineta "Alter Ego-Masks: Their Art and Use 2025 Wood, Acrylic Paint, Book. . Edgar Orlaineta + Klara Knutsson "Window With Leaves" 2025 Vaneer, MDF, Walnut. On view now.

Watch anthropologist & woodworker Prof Trevor Marchand discuss woodworking planes from the museum collections with furniture & cabinet maker Toby Cufflin. Part of the #MakingtheMuseum project series of conversations about making and tools in the museum. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucWn...

On view in the Museum for Art in Wood Permanent Collection: John Jordan "Red Maple Jar" 1991 Red Maple. 11.25" x 6.50" Donated by Lawrence and Phyllis Sager 2022.08.05.005.28 OBJ 1288

Our new exhibition "A Plank in a Shipwreck: The Windgate Arts Residency Program in Wood 2025" opened at the Museum for Art in Wood over the weekend. On view now, through October 26, 2025. Read more about the 2025 WARP Wood Show here: museumforartinwood.org/exhibition/a...

Currently on view in the Permanent Collection: Luc Deroo "Nid De Fourmi" 2010 Honey locust. 13" x 9" Donated by the Artist 2010.08.06.001 OBJ 705

The 2025 WARP Wood residency exhibition "A Plank in a Shipwreck" opens tonight at the Museum for Art in Wood. For two months this residency program has tested each artist’s capacity to float, flail, and ultimately surface with something new. Tonight from 5-8pm. On view Aug 1 – Oct 26, 2025

A miniature hollow form from an avocado pit, 3/4" wide and 7/8" tall. Finished with CA glue. Pencil for scale. #woodworking #woodturning #craft #miniature

Opening this Friday, August 1st. The Museum’s annual summer exhibition represents the culmination of the Windgate Wood Arts Residency Program (WARP-Wood), a two-month arts residency program. Opening during August's First Friday festivities in Old City. 5:30- 8pm, At the Museum for Art in Wood.

On view in our current exhibition "Cinders: Burned, Scorched, and Pyrographed Works in Wood" On view May 2 – September 21, 2025. Curated by Amrut Mishra. Graeme Priddle "Untitled" 2002 Kauri. 2.50" x 4.25" Donated by Joe Seltzer 2006.08.18.001.13 OBJ 545

WARP Wood Blog Week 6: The Work Continues With only two more weeks left of the 2025 Windgate Arts Residency Program in Wood, the Fellows are hard at work at Nextfab building towards their final exhibition. Read the latest updates on our website from the 2025 Documentary Artist Fellow Asem Kamal

"Katie Hudnall: The Longest Distance Between Two points" will be closing today. This 5-month exhibition has illuminated the space, and seen hundreds of adoring guests. While the main Gallery is in transition, our guests can enjoy the Cinders exhibition, the Permanent Collection, and Museum Store.

Photos from the WARP Wood 2025 Open Studio Day last weekend. Featuring the Fellows, Guests, and Nextfab Community. Up next: The WARP Wood group exhibition opens on August 1st, where our Fellows showcase their work from the last 2 months in a collaborative show. August First Friday, from 5pm -8pm.

Currently on view in the museum for Art in Wood Permanent Collection: Susan Hagen "Charon, The Boatman" 1996 Limewood, Oil, Wax, Oil Finish. 15.13" x 7.50" x 15.88" Donated by Bruce Kaiser 2008.05.07.001.19 OBJ 614

Mechanisms examined: The apparatuses found in @khud1.bsky.social "Longest Distance Between Two Points". Many of the pieces in this exhibition have motion built into to them as mechanical kinetic wood sculptures. Pulley systems and springs blur the lines between furniture, utility, and art.

The Blog is here! Warp’25 Week 3: Museums, Makers, and Miles of Inspiration Written by Asem Kamal the 2025 Documentary Artist Fellow. Read the full blog on our website: museumforartinwood.org/week-3-museu...

On view in our Permanent Collection at the Museum for Art in Wood: Peter Petrochko "Big Leaf Maple Burl" 1995 "Maple Burl" 16" x 28" Gift of Neil and Susan Kaye 2015.08.01.002 OBJ 1051

I make pipes out of Oregon coast driftwood. #photography #oregon #woodworking #pipes

Last Wednesday, WARP Wood Fellow Allen Laing held a relational performance using wood and the collaborative medium of storytelling. With hand crafted wood cut-outs, and through iconographic connection to his home, Allen worked with participants to visualize memories and stories from their lives.

"Warp’25 Week 2: Scraps, Logs, and Studio Experiments" The second week of the 2025 Windgate Arts Residency Program in Wood has come and gone. In the blog this week, Documentary Artist Fellow Asem Kamal details the group's adventures in salvaging. Read more: museumforartinwood.org/warp25-week-...

Remembering David Ellsworth.... All made by David Ellsworth and currently residing in our Permanent Collection: "Mo's Delight" 1993 White Oak. 7.25" x 8" x 6.5" . "Time Pot" 1994 Grasstree. 5.5" x 8" . "Vessel" 1986 Broadleaf maple burl. 17" x17"

In Memoriam: David Ellsworth (1944–2025) David Ellsworth was a visionary woodturner, teacher, mentor, and friend– a towering figure in the field of lathe-turned art in wood. He transformed the lathe into an instrument of wonder, elevating woodturning to expressive sculpture and fascinating vessels.

Wawa's Welcome America events celebrate freedom and independence from Juneteenth to July 4th each year in Philadelphia. Come by The Museum for Art in Wood and join us for one of many Wawa's Free Museum days across the city. Find a Free Museum Day here: july4thphilly.com/events/

The First 2025 #WARPWood Blog post is up on our website! Follow the progress of our Fellows during their time at the Museum for Art in Wood's Annual Residency in Philadelphia. Read more from our Documentarian Artist Fellow Asem Kamal: museumforartinwood.org/warp25-week-...

Highlighting our colorful collection of Handcrafted kitchen goods by Robert Rosand These unique Ice cream Scoops and Bottle Stoppers are only two out of a wide variety of Rosand's crafts that we carry including Pizza Cutters, Bottle Openers, Pepper Mills, and more. Available in the Museum Store

Hartmut Rademann created "Door / 8 July / Pine Street" during the Museum's 2019 International Turning Exchange residency program (Now WARP Wood). Now on view in our Permanent Collection: Hartmut Rademann "Door / 8 July / Pine Street" 2019 Unidentified Wood. 8.75" x 1.50" Donated by the Artist

Our annual WARP Wood (Windgate Arts Residency Program in Wood) began this week, with all 7 of our Fellows arriving in Philadelphia over the weekend. Our 2025 Fellows will live and work together for the next two months, exploring art woodcraft through the lens of a new city. #2025WARPWood

Many of the dynamic pieces In Katie Hudnall's Current Exhibition "The Longest Distance Between Two Points" emphasize striking side-profiles, simultaneously introducing a multidimensional perspective when viewed from the front. On view March 7th- July 20th, 2025. Curated by Jennifer-Navva Milliken.

Another piece from our current exhibition "Cinders: Burned, Scorched, and Pyrographed Works in Wood" Curated by Amrut Mishra. On view May 2nd – September 21st, 2025. Christian Burchard "Basket" 2000 Madrone Burl. 4.88" x 5.13" Donated by Bruce Kaiser 2008.05.07.001.03 OBJ 599

"Wood forms create the context for the struggle between interior and exterior, light and dark, horizontal and vertical." - Todd Hoyer On view in our Permanent Collection: Todd Hoyer "Untitled" 1987 Mexican Blue Oak. 6.5" x 4.5" x 4.5" Donated by Joe Seltzer 2004.12.20.001.02 OBJ 481

Only ONE more week until our 2025 WARP Wood Fellows join us here at the Museum in Philadelphia, PA to begin their 2-month journey living and working in a collaborative environment, exchanging and exploring creative and technical challenges in Woodcraft. Follow along for WARP Wood updates.

"Cinders: Burned, Scorched, and Pyrographed Works in Wood" opened almost a month ago at the museum for Art in Wood. Illustrated across twenty-six objects, Cinders delves into the enigmatic tension between permanence and fragility that materializes in fire-treated wood. Curated by Amrut Mishra.

The Museum for Art in Wood in Philadelphia, PA started as a series of wood turning symposia in 1976 at the George School in Bucks County. Now, in 2025 we are a Museum, Gallery, Archive, Shop, and international residency. Check out the Residency timeline here: museumforartinwood.org/windgate-ite...

This Two-Piece object fits together as a candlestick duo, making use of its natural form as one side is cradled by the other. On view in the Permanent Collection: Palmer Sharpless "Interlocking Candlestick" 2001 Unidentified Wood. 6" x 4" 2011.06.04.001.13 a OBJ 949 Donated by Neil & Susan Kaye

These Handcrafted Wooden Kitchen Boards from Terry Holzgreen are available Online and in our Museum Store now. Browse our large selection of handcrafted Objects, Jewelry, Books, Toys and much more through our Online Museum Store! museum-for-art-in-wood.myshopify.com/search?page=...

This was INCREDIBLE. Stole a few screen shots. The pulleys and the crazy satisfying sounds and the woodworking and the finishing and the drawings... OMG the detail So inspiring

Back in March, @finewoodworking.bsky.social's Amanda Russell visited the Museum and wrote a short but captivating piece about her experience with our current exhibition "Katie Hudnall: The Longest Distance Between Two Points". Check it out: www.finewoodworking.com/2025/03/14/k...

Our series of conversations discussing woodworking in the queer community is back for another installment this Saturday. Curator, publisher, and educator Deirdre Visser will return to lead this virtual roundtable. | Sat, May 3, 2025 | On ZOOM | RSVP on our website for the Link.

Our newest exhibition "Cinders: Burned, Scorched, and Pyrographed Works in Wood" will be opening this week during May's First Friday. Cinders presents artworks from twenty-two artists- largely drawn from the Museum’s permanent collection. Friday, May 2nd, 2025. First Friday hours: 5-8pm