A Portrait of Medical Humanities: Artwork by Creighton University Students Exhibition made possible by the Richard L. Deming, MD Endowment in Medical Humanities Cover art: Kara Grossman, "Portrait of Second-Year Creighton PA student Haydar Hasan" Charcoal and conte on toned paper. 25" x 19" 2021. Opening reception, Friday, Jan. 7, 5 - 8 p.m. Masks will be required at the reception. This exhibition is a collection of works made by Creighton University Studio Art majors and Creighton University School of…
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Scanxiety: by Rachel Mindrup Exhibition made possible by the Richard L. Deming, MD Endowment in Medical Humanities Cover art: Rachel Mindrup, "Ill-Fitting" Oil on Canvas. 60" x 48" 2021. Opening reception: Friday, Feb. 4 Neurofibromatosis (NF) is a genetic disorder that occurs in 1 in 3000 births, can cause tumors to grow anywhere on or in the body at any time in an individual’s life. NF can affect the development of bones and skin, can cause learning disabilities, vascular issues,…
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Exhibition made possible by Studio 315 Photo Workshops, Cover art: Randy Smith, “Rembrandt Flower” Digital Photo Print 22”x20” Opening reception: Friday, March 4, 6-9pm The need for artistic expression comes from within the artist. And like all other artists, great photographers don’t just happen, any more than great writers, or singers, or other artists. And while some may view photography as the “easiest” of art forms, once mastered, Photography contains a reality so subtle that it becomes more real than…
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Elaine K. (Hines) Jones was born in her parent’s farm living room near Morse Bluff, NE during a blizzard, New Year’s Day, 1940. She began sewing in 4-H and at that age did the unpopular scratching of her initials on her mother’s black treadle sewing machine. She sewed for her children and family, did window treatments and upholstery including upholstering an English Austin Healey which she drag-raced to break an existing record in K-Stock at Flight Land north of Omaha…
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DATES & TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE! Please refer to this page for updates as the event draws near. Artist receptions are often held the first Friday or Saturday of the month (your best bet is to come around 6-7 pm), unless otherwise noted. Galleries are often attended by a curator Saturday and Sunday, Noon-4pm, or by appointment at (402) 342-6452. Otherwise, shows can be viewed during normal business hours. When in doubt, contact us.