New work from Nicholas Pella and Brooke Sperry.
Friday, November 8 from 5pm to 9pm
Saturday, November 9 from 12pm to 5pm
Layered
Clay. Ink. Wax. Wood. And Rocks.
Friday, October 25, 2019 from 2pm to 8pm
Saturday, October 26, 2019 from 12pm to 8pm
Featuring Mari Dailey, Amy Haney, Judy Haney, Michael Hurley, Heather Kita, Trevor Lare, Todd McCollister, and Peter Scherr
Eight local Omaha craftsmen and artists to explore.
Come visit and say hello! We would love to meet you.
See Within: InnSaei
Sound Alchemy with Illuminating Hearts
Thursday, October 10 from 7pm to 9pm; check-in at 6:45pm.
Join Illuminating Hearts for a special interactive Sound Alchemy event called See Within: Innsaei. The evening will be a sound journey combined with audience participation, all designed to spark your creative energy and trust your intuition. Astara and Orion will be co-creating sound with you inspired directly by your intentions, blessings, ideas, and prayers shared. We will then have time after to journal and discuss what emerges… insights, poetry, visions, and dreams. Bring yourself, items for a comfy nest, a state of inquiry and curiosity, a journal, and a pen.
Innsaei is the Icelandic word for intuition, which has many more evocative layers of meaning than its American English counterpart. One of those meanings is to see within. Come join us at the beautiful Split Gallery to drop inside, connect to your intuition and trust the messages that arrive! Read more about this magical Icelandic word and enjoy Astara’s poem Innsaei. Learn more about Sound Alchemy.
When life gets noisy, sometimes the best thing you can do is get quiet and listen to you.
Preregistration encouraged.
Check in time 6:45pm. Event begins 7:00pm.
$25 Advance Registration/$30 Door
We have limited seating at this venue, so early registration is recommended! If you prefer to pay cash or credit card at door, please skip Eventbrite tickets link and just email your name to sound@illuminatinghearts.love, we will add you to the list, and you can pay at the door!
Lori Tatreau & Friends Studio Sale
Saturday, October 5 from 12pm to 4pm
Gallery talk at 1:00pm
Featuring Lori Tatreau‘s Hungry Ghosts drawing series, Derek Courtney, the Crafty Cats, Bill Hoover, and more!
Our Voices
Friday, September 20 from 6pm to 9pm
Saturday, September 21 from 12pm to 5pm
Squidhaus Arts would like to welcome you to a two-day benefit to help the ACLU assist those who have had their civil rights trampled. Have you felt like you wanted to help but weren’t sure where or how to start? Participating artists are donating 50-100% of their profits to the ACLU to help refugees expedite their cases more rapidly, to assist those who have suffered racial profiling and even lost their lives, LGBTQ folks who have lost employment or rights with their own children, Women’s reproductive rights and Women who have been sexually harassed and lost employment! The ACLU is swamped! Artists are HELPING!
YOU can make a difference. Come on out and make a purchase. Squidhaus Arts is donating all monies not going to the artist to the ACLU. It counts. And you end up with compelling, powerful art! Please join us.
Participating artists include:
Reagan Pufall, Rodney Rahl, Liz Boutin, Jack Hubbell, Rex Reason, Roxanne Wach, Tony Morrissey, Trisha Gurnett, Jill Rizzo, Robin Zagurski, Jaim Hackbart, Paul Konchagulian, Tim Guthrie, Sally Deskins Brown, Ann Osborne, Kitty Brougham, Kristin Pluhacek, Dorothy Tuma, Jamie Burmeister, Lori Tatreau, Jacqueline Eisenhausen, Teresa “Azeret” Armagan, Patty Talbert, Joan Wilson-Sangimino, Barbara Tracy and Diane Hayes
Ursula Garbien
In Search of My Artistic DNA
Saturday, August 31 from 4pm to 8pm
Sunday, September 1 from 11am to 5pm
I don’t know where my artistic vein and passion is rooted in my family ancestry. Born in Bavaria, Germany and without formal training in art and design I was encouraged early on by art teachers in school to explore art in various forms of media; from sketches, pencil drawing, watercolors, charcoal, acrylic and oils. My passion for painting and creating art is my first love and a lifelong journey of discoveries to reveal my artistic footprint.
In 1982 while living in Kansas City I discovered my passion for Photography. Armed with my newly bought 35mm Pentax camera I went every Sunday morning into downtown K.C, MO and took hundreds of black and white photos of the city. Over the years my love of photography progressed into the digital art and is printed in color or black/white on paper as well as in various sizes on canvas.
Throughout my life, I find inspiration for my paintings, photography and poetry through my worldwide traveling adventures and the connection I make with people, country, food and interesting conversation.