Can you think of something we missed? Share your tips! 1. Virtual Reality. Several venues have better than average websites archiving current and past shows with imagery and insight intact. In April, go especially to the Omaha Public Library’s website post about Motion Blur in the Michael Phipps Gallery, Bemis Center Exhibition page, or Gallery 1516’s Exhibition page. […]
Omaha Poetry Slam OutrSpaces (1258 S 13th St.) Outrspaces.org Join the Omaha Slam team as they face off against the College Union Poetry Slam team from from Lincoln in a head to head battle…kind of. The Omaha team, who has seen many of their members go on to national […]
Famed photographer Jim Krantz will preview his work on canvassed classic style fiberglass chairs at this special showcase, bringing together ex-Omahans Krantz and Modernica furniture owners the Novak brothers. The artist’s expression of cowboys and cattle herds help personify “The Way of the West” on 8 chairs designed by Modernica,. The photos are viewed in […]
Hullabaloo returns this year with another stacked musical lineup, three days of camp- ing and nightly outdoor movie screenings. This year’s headliners include the one-and- only The Wailers, who have been back on the road spreading Bob Marley’s lasting positive energy one city at a time. Fusion rock band Tauk and Colorado electronic producer Mi- […]
With the intention of creating advocacy and awareness around the contributions of the refugee community to Omaha, the New American Arts Festival will collaborate with Lutheran Family Services and Benson First Friday for this annual cultural fest. Now in its 4th year, the fest aims to gather artists from both performance and visual art through […]
The debut book from Martin Bruckner, “I Love You with All My Butt!: An Illustrated Book of Big Thoughts from Little Kids,” cleverly highlights the funny, sad, ridiculous, and, sometimes, creepy things young children say. “The title is really just a little kid who is so excited to tell her parents something sweet, […]
Whether racial, cultural, gender or political, “identity” is more relevant today than ever before, and Darger HQ gallery has the artists to confront it. The Vinton Street venue presents a dual exhibit Friday, April 14 from 6-9 p.m. of Sarah Rowe and Angela Simione, artists whose work is known for […]
Lincoln artists Byron Anway and Jordan Buschur must love a good crowd. Each focuses on the psychological and compositional possibilities of volumetric quantities, whether of people or things. Mass In, an exhibition of their recent paintings, is now on view at the Nebraska Arts Council’s Fred Simon Gallery through March 4. Anway’s subject matter draws […]
George Bernard Shaw’s Arms and the Man certainly entertained and amused a great many people for a long time after its 1894 debut. This light romantic comedy, almost a period piece, given its datedness, needs a production full of style to work best. Brigit Saint Brigit Theatre’s Cathy M.W.Kurz and a capable cast earnestly take […]
The sleek, silvery blue of the 1967 Jaguar XK-E only seems to reinforce the fact that this car was built to drive like the wind. Literally. The car’s designer, Malcolm Sayer, the former aerodynamicist who designed the vehicle, considered wind resistance a top priority. With its elongated front end and curvy lines along the rear […]
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