Powerful images and fabulously presented. Beautiful space to walk around and admire some amazing art including a very thought provoking collection from Jeff Corwin.

Sadly, I spent more time parking and walking to Holter than I did on observing the artwork in the museum. Apparently one of the larger galleries is now closed for renovation and rework, and the second larger gallery was entirely consumed with about a dozen large ceramic pieces (unimpressive slab work) by one artist. Other than that, there were some block print images along the hallways that were hardly significant works. Not counting the for-sale pieces in the store area, there were maybe 60-80 total viewable works in this relatively small museum. Until the closed gallery is opened, or until they rotate in some more works from their collection, there is really not much to see of any aesthetic value here at the Holter Museum. Terribly disappointed to have made a two-hour trip to see this meager collection. Thankfully there was no admission fee, as well there shouldn't have been. Here's hoping they find a grander use of the space they have in the future.