Clyde Burt & Indiana Wildlife Artists

February 4 - 24, Tuesday-Sunday, 1-5 p.m.

Walk on the Wild Side & Silence’s End-Clyde Burt Ceramics: This exhibit features paintings and sculptures by nationally known Indiana Wild- life Artists who dedicate their work to promoting wildlife conservation. Also, displayed with Clyde Burt’s ceramic tile wall murals. This is the first exhibit since his death in 1981 and his work also reflects a reverence for nature. Burt is credited nationally as one of the pioneer studio ceramic artists. His work is housed in the Smithsonian Museum of American Art, has been represented by the United States Embassy and has won the Chicago Institute of Art Designer- Craftsman Award in 1957.

Indiana Wildlife Artists is a not-for-profit organization which promotes the advancement of wildlife art as a fine art, providing wildlife artists an opportunity to meet, to learn and to exhibit. With their artwork, they encourage appreciation and understanding of wildlife among the general public and assist conservation groups with education for the benefit of wildlife. Membership is open to all US residents. Many of these artists are  nationally published and exhibite

Our Mission

The Wassenburg Art Center endeavors to be a catalyst for creative expressions and the study of visual art and architecture. Through an open, diverse approach, our programs are offered as an outreach to inspire interaction in the arts for all area cultures and communities.