Omaha Art Gallery
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.
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
ONE DAY: Saturday, August 24th from 4pm to 8pm!
It’s time to bring out old work, new work, experimental work, large pieces, small pieces, prints, giftables and everything in between! There will be artwork in every price range for every space. Come take something home with you! Light refreshments provided.
Barber, Bill Hoover, Abby Phoenix, and Linda Young Williams
Four unique and compelling artists bring out their latest artistic works on the night of the summer solstice. These four artists create paintings and collage that are narrative, shape centric, and shamanic. Abstract with folk sensibilities.
Friday, June 21 – 6pm to 9pm
Saturday, June 22 – 11am to 4pm
Sunday, June 23 – 12pm to 3pm
Opening Reception:
FRI, FEB 22 – 6pm to 9pm
Exhibition Continues:
SAT, FEB 23 – 12pm to 6pm
SUN, FEB 24 – 12pm to 5pm
SAT, MAR 2 – 12pm to 6pm
When we think of “erotic art,” sensuality is what comes to mind. Each of us has a different perspective and experience in regards to desire, passion, and sensuality. Sharing those interpretations are what makes an erotic art show exciting, engaging, and FUN. The world could use an extra dose of love and levity right now.
Banana SPLIT is inspired by Omaha’s original Biennial Erotic Art Show that began in the late 1980’s at the 13th Street Gallery Collective. The show later moved to the Antiquarium and was a beloved event of Omaha’s art community with its liberating theme.
Artwork from more than 30 artists will be featured in this show, showcasing individual interpretations of eroticism in a variety of mediums.
Contributing artists include:
Daryl Anderson, Wendy Bantam, Lori Elliott-Bartle, Ann Brugenhemke, Kim Darling, Lori Elliott-Bartle, Larry Ferguson, Chad Fonfara, Rob Gilmer, Walker Greene, Jaim Hackbart, Bill Hoover, David Jenowe, Bekah Jerde, Alex Jochim, Mari Johann, Jeff King, Anthony Licari, Shawnequa Linder, Sharon Manhart, Tim McEvoy, Amy Nelson, Tony Oliveto, Abby Phoenix, Kristin Pluhacek, Jill Rizzo, Sarah Rowe, Rachelle Schieffer, Trudy Swanson, Patty Talbert, Lori Tatreau, Bart Vargas, Toan Vuong, Brian Wetjen, Linda Young Williams, and more…
We’d like to express extreme gratitude and thanks to everyone who came out to Bart Vargas‘ exhibition and studio sale yesterday. It was a great success, with a steady stream of visitors all day, many fun conversations, and A LOT of artwork sold!
When you buy art from artists at Split Gallery, all the proceeds go directly to the artist. Your support helps them continue to make art, and we think that’s pretty important. If you’re interested in having your own event at Split, please contact us.
Thanks again for your support, and thanks to Bart for choosing Split Gallery!