Logan Woodle: Uproot and BCAM’s Map Collection

Logan Woodle’s exhibition Uproot explores the complex feelings connected to family-owned farmland, where history and struggle intertwine. His metalwork pieces offer a thoughtful look at land and legacy, inviting you to consider what is inherited beyond just property. Paired with the museum’s collection of maps, the show creates a dialogue about belonging and the ties that bind generations. You’ll encounter art that feels intimate yet speaks to broader experiences rooted in place and memory. The combination of Woodle’s sculptures and the historical maps encourages reflection on how land shapes identity and family stories. The exhibition suits anyone interested in the layers of meaning behind rural life and heritage. It’s a chance to engage with work that balances personal narrative and cultural history without feeling heavy-handed. Whether you come alone or with others, you’ll find moments that resonate quietly and invite deeper thought.