Mar 29, 2018 10:18AM ● By Sean Robinson
Behind every good artist, there exists a muse. And for Alicia Sancho Scherich, her muse happens to be a former pen pal—Mother Teresa. Yes, t...
Mar 26, 2018 05:12PM ● By Kyle Eustice
Growing up in Omaha, 33-year-old Nick Rivers didn’t have many friends. His introverted personality made it nearly impossible to branch out i...
Mar 19, 2018 03:42PM ● By J.D. Avant
His portraits may share similarities to the vandalism-tarnished genre, but for LeFlore, his art form is all about transforming communities.“...
Mar 18, 2018 04:17PM ● By Doug Meigs
From a very young age, Omaha artist Stephen Kavanaugh had a raw talent for art, as well as a wise-beyond-his-years understanding of what it ...
Mar 16, 2018 12:55PM ● By Mady Besch
The cover of the 2018 FamilyGuide summer camp edition was conceptualized as an image that would grab the attention of both parents and child...
Mar 10, 2018 04:48PM ● By Leo Adam Biga
Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts resident Trevor Amery is a well-traveled maker. The artist, whose Bemis stay began January 11 and runs th...
Mar 07, 2018 03:22PM ● By Lindsay Wilson
Costa Rican fine artist Elisa Morera Benn and her husband, Dr. Douglas Benn (a professor in the Creighton School of Dentistry), are patrons ...
Mar 01, 2018 04:48PM ● By Daisy Hutzell-Rodman
Omaha Magazine publisher Todd Lemke fondly remembers several magazine covers from his 35 years in the local magazine business. But he is par...
Feb 22, 2018 02:15PM ● By Tara Spencer
This is the first in a series on artists in residency at The Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts.Christy Chan was at the tail end of her resi...
Feb 11, 2018 02:52PM ● By Lindsay Wilson
Eli Rigatuso has a knack for uncovering beauty. He has been known to stop his car to investigate a particularly exceptional flower in somebo...
Feb 06, 2018 03:28PM ● By Nicholas Wasserberger
Clothing J.W. Anderson & Salvation Army Photography by Bill Sitzmann Styled by Nicholas Wasserberger Modeled by Charlie Gonzales This art...
Jan 07, 2018 04:09PM ● By Kyle Eustice
As tattoos become increasingly normalized, it’s clear they’re no longer for burly bikers or hardened criminals alone. They’re popping up on ...
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