Tag: Omaha art scene
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Selected works by MYKL
If you miss the ‘Art of MYKL’ last month at our Chip Fryer Gallery, come to our First Friday Event and you will be able to see selected works from that exhibition at Cross Street and Harold Lippold. August 7th, 5 – 8 pm. Our First Friday events are free and open to the public.
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La Bohème: Circles of Creation
La Bohème: Circles of Creation Inspired by La Bohème and the creative communities that shape artists, this exhibition celebrates friendship, collaboration, mentorship, and the spaces where creativity thrives. Exhibition Opening Reception: Friday, November 6, 2026 Exhibition on View: November 6- December 1, 2026 Select Works Move to Orpheum Theater: November 11-15, 2026 for Opera Omaha’s…
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Brad Marr’s Art at the Lobby Gallery
We are excited to announce Brad Marr as the featured artist in our Lobby Gallery for August and September. Opening Reception: Friday, August 7 from 5-8 pm
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Oh to Be a Kid Again! by ABZ Cameron
Holland Community Opera Fellow ABZ Cameron invites you to get your head in the clouds with “Oh to be a kid again” an installation bringing childlike wonder into adulthood where you’re invited to touch add, and discover. August 7th – 21st, 2026 Opening reception: August 7th, from 6-9 pm
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Clover24 Anniversary + Grand Opening
We are celebrating Clover24’s first anniversary with a large group show and an open house. Join us to see the completion of the second phase of our studios and the official grand opening. There will be events, food, and music throughout the weekend. Thursday, June 4th: Preview Party 5:00 – 8:30 pm Friday, June 5th:…
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Iron & Vine Closing / by Diane Mattern + Becky Lee
Join us at the Brick Gallery for the closing of Iron & Vine, an exhibition by Diane Mattern and Becky Lee Closing reception: Monday, March 30 from 6 pm – 8pm
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ARE YOU PROUD TO SERVE IT? Exhibition by Alexia Kane & Sarah Ryan
ARE YOU PROUD TO SERVE IT? is an exploration of self discovery in relationship to making, in addition to the artists relationship with each other. Through this body of work, the artists acknowledge that it’s hard to make things when focus is on the finish versus investing in the process and being, simply: proud to…