Woody Gwyn: Skylight on Water, Trees, Rock and Road
July 7, 2026 to August 23, 2026
Closed Mondays
"Woody Gwyn: Skylight On Water, Trees, Rock and Road" showcases the artist’s observations of the Southwestern landscape—"where every surface, from sunlit stone to shifting water, is rendered with reverence and precision." Woody Gwyn is known for capturing not just the grandeur of the land, but its quiet, intimate moments—balancing vast horizons with the tactile beauty of everyday terrain.
Arriving at a moment when coastal light is at its most radiant, the exhibition feels especially at home in the Museum’s airy galleries. Natural light filters through the building’s iconic forms, echoing Gwyn’s own sensitivity to atmosphere and illumination. His works—often born from plein air studies—invite visitors to slow down, to notice the subtle shifts of color, texture, and time that define both the desert Southwest and the Gulf Coast.
Skylight On Water, Trees, Rock and Road, is a conversation that feels especially vivid: a reminder that the landscapes we inhabit are as rich, complex, and worthy of attention as any work on canvas.
Woody Gwyn: Skylight on Water, Trees, Rock and Road
Admission
Students – $6 | Adults – $10 | Seniors – $8 | Military – $8