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head 18 & head 19, 2024
Acrylic on concrete
13 3/4 x 9 1/4 x 12 inches each
Fair Market Value: $1,500
Starting Bid: $1,050
Buy It Now: $2,250
DAWSON ADAMS explores concrete as a sculptural medium, with particular attention to surface and form. His work is a self inquiry into experiences of safety and mystery. From Lincoln, the Nebraska artist works with sculpture and painting. Currently in his third year at UNL's BFA program in studio art, Adams won the Elgas Promise Award in 2023 and 2024. In 2023, Dawson also won both the Director's Choice Purchase Award and the Faulkner Freshman Award at the 2023 UNL Annual Juried Undergraduate Exhibition. Adams is co-founder and treasurer of the UNL Sculpture club and the UNL Pickleball Club.
head 20, 2024
14 x 9 x 12 inches
Fair Market Value: $750
Starting Bid: $525
Buy It Now: $1,125
The Decline of Lake Mead, 2024
Ceramic Mason Stains in polyurethane on plywood
27 x 20 x 3 3/8 inches
Fair Market Value: $2,000
Starting Bid: $1,400
Buy It Now: $3,000
JESS BENJAMIN's imagination was trained in the irrigation ditches on the 100th Meridian and was one of the last to be educated in a two-room schoolhouse. Benjamin now lives in the city and has gained a balanced perspective on our nation's water and drought issues. Benjamin received her BA from Hastings College in 2001 and worked as a studio assistant for Jun Kaneko until 2006. In 2008, she received her MFA from Bowling Green State University, Ohio. She returned to Omaha the same year to pursue her research and to acquire studio space in which she could continue to make large-scale ceramic sculpture. Jess has exhibited her artwork at the Amarillo Museum of Art, Ellen Noel Art Museum, and Joslyn Art Museum. In 2013, the Nebraska Arts Council awarded her an Individual Artist Fellowship Grant. Benjamin's artwork has been published in Ceramics Monthly, Clay Times, NY Arts Magazine, Lark Crafts: The Best of 500 Ceramics, 500 Ceramic Sculptures, and Sculpture Magazine.
Spectroscopic Continuum #6, 2024
Hand painted and fired glass, encased in glass with LED light panel
3 1/2 x 5 1/8 x 3 1/4 inches
Fair Market Value: $1,200
Starting Bid: $840
Buy It Now: $1,800
HELEN BROUGH is a British artist who has been painting and making sculptures for over thirty years. In addition to the Prix de Rome (1991) and the Prince Charles Travel Scholarship, she is the recipient of funding from the Pollock/Krasner Foundation (1992), the Soros Foundation, the Triangle Arts Association (2004), QEST (Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust 2019), an Arts Council Grant UK (2020), and The Glass Sellers' Bursary Grant at Cockpit (2024). Her studio is in Cockpit Bloomsbury, London. Collections include: Cantor Fitzgerald Collection, NY; William Louis-Dreyfus Foundation, New York; The Joslyn Museum, Omaha, Nebraska; Teo Trees, DUMBO, Brooklyn; The National Art Museum, Budapest, Hungary; and The Ashurst Collection, London. Brough is represented by Art Movement London. She earned her BA Honors and MA Sculpture from the Chelsea School of Art, London.
Artist-in-Residence, 1992
Red Cone with Pendulum, 2021
Ceramic with hardware
18 x 7 x 7 inches
Fair Market Value: $900
Starting Bid: $630
Buy It Now: $1,350
ANN BRUGENHEMKE is a painter, pastel artist, and ceramic artist living in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Her 2-D work focuses on imagery from nature with a strong emphasis on light source and high-contrast compositions. Her ceramic work ranges from controlled carving, as if drawing into the clay, in addition to organic shapes and vessels. She also makes ceramic sculptures, which utilize other materials such as wood, hardware, and string. Brugenhemke graduated from UNO in 1992 with her BFA with a thesis in painting. She has shown her work in local and regional galleries as a solo artist and with juried group shows since 2014. She has received three grants for her work since 2020. Brugenhemke lives with her daughter in an artist community in Council Bluffs.
Drive, 2023
Nails on wood with bronze figure
46 x 12 x 12 inches
Fair Market Value: $1,800
Starting Bid: $1,260
Buy It Now: $2,700
Omaha artist JAMIE BURMEISTER's artworks have been exhibited in galleries, museums and public places throughout the world. His "vermin.me" project has resulted in over 1,000 installations of small figures, called vermin, on six continents, forty-six countries, and all fifty US states. Through experiments with 3-D scanning, 3-D printing, video, animation, programming, interactivity, sculpture, installation, mechanics, electronics, computers, drawing, sound, and the Internet, Burmeister has created a diverse body of work often exploring his conscious experience of the world. Born in 1969, he graduated with an MFA in Sculpture from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Tabled (V), 2021
Polished stainless steel with patinated aluminum cast
16 x 4 x 2 3/4 inches
Fair Market Value: $2,500
Starting Bid: $1,750
Buy It Now: $3,750
Steeped in the histories and conventions of both art and design, ALEX CHITTY's work is fundamentally an inquiry into the formal and material basis of thought and experience through photographic and sculptural techniques. Chitty holds a MFA from Art Institute of Chicago, Illinois and a BFA from Smith College, Massachusetts. She is represented by PATRON Gallery and is a member of the professor at School of the Art Institute of Chicago in Sculpture and Printmedia Departments. Chitty won The Nancy Graves Grant for Visual Artists in 2017 and the Illinois Arts Council Award in 2019.
Artist-in-Residence, 2017
Black is.......Beautiful., 2022
Bronze
19 x 9 x 8 1/2inches
Fair Market Value: $10,000
Starting Bid: $7,000
Buy It Now: $15,000
PAMELA CONYERS-HINSON is a lifelong teacher and award-winning artist who continues to bring arts education to underserved communities throughout the Midwest. Currently, she oversees and directs Joslyn's Kent Bellows Mentoring Program, a space that utilizes intergenerational learning and mentorship.
Conyers-Hinson holds a Master of Arts in teaching, a master's in organizational leadership, and a Bachelor of Art in studio art. She is a classically trained sculptor using the lost wax method for bronze casting and the traditional methods for stone carving. Conyers-Hinson is interested in sustainability within the arts. This is evident by her use of experimental and natural mediums. Her work has been exhibited at KANEKO in Omaha, Nebraska; Wanda D. Ewing Gallery, Omaha, Nebraska; the Museum of Science & Industry, Chicago, Illinois; D'Art Center, Norfolk, Virginia; Peninsula Fine Art Center, Newport News, Virginia; South Gallery, New York, New York; PACE, Council Bluffs, Iowa; and THE ROOM Contemporary Art Space, Venice, Italy. Conyers-Hinson was a 2018 and 2021 Fellow at The Union For Contemporary Art in Omaha, Nebraska. Her artwork is included in numerous private collections.
Conyers-Hinson is a 2023 recipient of The Union for Contemporary Art Populus Fund Grant.
She was named Omaha Entertainment and Arts, 2021 Outstanding 3-D Artist and received The
Council of American Art Society, Award for Excellence in Representational Sculpture.
NYC Pigeon # 2, 2024
Acrylic underpainting with finish in oil on gessoed MDF
10 3/4 x 8 x 13 inches
BOB CULVER is a painter from Omaha, Nebraska. He served on the Bemis board of directors for many years, currently serves on the board of Nebraska Cultural Endowment, and is former president of the Museum of Nebraska Art board of directors. His body of work is distinctive for its seamless weaving of close-to-home influences and worldwide events, inspired primarily by pop artists of the '60s and '70s with a dash of great portrait painters such as John Singer Sargent. He creates richly detailed paintings, 3-D cutouts, and automata that all work on multiple levels. Simultaneously culturally idealistic and socially critical, they provide insight into the artist and the subjects that have informed his creative practice over the past five decades. Culver's work has been featured in numerous private collections. He has exhibited in solo and group shows at Modern Arts Midtown, Omaha, Nebraska. Culver did two summer residencies at Kent State Blossom Center where he studied with Wayne Thiebaud, Alex Katz, Frank Gallo, Phillip Pearlstein, James Melchert, and Jack Tworkov and was a studio assistant with Red Grooms from 1969-1972. Culver received his BFA from the University of Nebraska.
Blue Arrow, 2017
Solid poplar
29 1/4 x 28 x 5 1/2 inches
Fair Market Value: $7,000
Starting Bid: $4,900
Buy It Now: $10,500
CHARLEY FRIEDMAN's work is concerned with the residue of humanity-from God to garbage and how American cultural identity is constructed around signifiers with no inherent significance beyond what is ascribed to them. Through sculpture, performance, photography, drawing, and video, he tackles how we internalize and filter the world through magical thinking, institutionalized religion, and consumer culture-primarily through the lens of humor. Friedman has exhibited at numerous institutions including Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, PS1/MoMA, Everson Museum of Art, and Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts. A Pollock-Krasner recipient, he received his MFA from The School of the Museum of Fine Arts. Residencies include Skowhegan, MacDowell Colony, Fountainhead and Bemis Center. Publications include the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Miami Herald. Collections include Walker Art Center and Brooklyn Museum. Friedman runs Fiendish Plots in Lincoln, Nebraska with his wife, artist Nancy Friedemann-Sanchez.
Artist-in-Residence, 2001
Baking in space, 2024
Spray paint on MDF and 3d filament
21 x 19 x 3 inches
Fair Market Value: $700
Starting Bid: $490
Buy It Now: $1,050
RAMON GUZMAN is a Nebraska-based artist. Art is his passion and he has been creating for over fifteen years. Guzman has an associate degree in fine arts from Metropolitan Community College, which gave him the foundation to keep honing his craft. Guzman works in a variety of different mediums; however, his favorite mediums are wood and spray paint. Guzman is inspired by his own imagination, as well as what he encounters in life. His creative process involves a mixture of sketching and improvisation, allowing himself to go wherever the artistic flow takes him. The majority of Guzman's artwork features an array of colors and shapes, from bold and bright to more subtle tones. It is Guzman's mission to bring joy and smiles to others with each piece he creates by showing off his thoughts and perceptions of the world.
The Blank Stare of Modern Art, 2024
Spray paint on MDF wood and 3d filament
19 1/4 x 16 x 3 inches
The Dim Light Of The Stage, 2024
Acrylic paint on wood
22 1/2 x 18 x 16 1/2 inches
Fair Market Value: $1,250
Starting Bid: $875
Buy It Now: $1,875
CURT HARRIS has been creating art since childhood. His father would take him on many watercolor painting adventures in the mountains of Utah. Art was a part of everyday life. He has worked in many mediums such as ceramics, wood painted with acrylic paint, photography, and the use of light in his sculptures. His artwork reflects his outlook on life through his dreams. It is greatly influenced by his surroundings and activities. His experiences fill the senses and his creativity releases this information. He likes telling stories of his life experiences. He earned both his bachelor's degree in ceramics from Weber State College and his MFA in sculpture from Arizona State University.
"Prism" "Cyan magenta transition series" #1 of 6 edition, 2024
Resin and iridescent material on PVC
17 5/8 x 13 1/4 x 4 3/8 inches
Fair Market Value: $2,100
Starting Bid: $1,470
Buy It Now: $3,150
PHIL HAWKINS is a Los Angeles-based multidisciplinary contemporary artist focusing on installation and sculpture. Upon receiving his BFA from Bellevue University of Nebraska, Hawkins has worked in design, foundries, and fabrication studios with artist colleagues. Previously Hawkins's famous work studio was located in the historic First National Bank headquarters abandoned vault space built in 1917. Hawkins's explorations of architecture in US cities, overseas cities, and the Caribbean region have had a major influence on his work. Hawkinsl's work has also been published in periodicals including The Reader, Vogue Spain, the Omaha World-Herald, and Fox 42 News channel. He has won several OEA Awards including 2017 Best 3-D Artist, Best Solo Exhibition, and Best Group Show in Omaha, Nebraska. In 2018 the United States Patent and Trademark Office issued a patent for Hawkins's jewelry design.
"Prism Invert" "Cyan magenta transition series" #1 of 6 edition, 2024
17 5/8 x 13 1/4 x 3 1/2 inches
Umi, 2024
Acrylic and spray paint on Hydrocal plaster
10 3/8 x 6 x 9 1/2 inches
Fair Market Value: $800
Starting Bid: $560
Buy It Now: $1,200
STEPHEN KAVANAUGH is an artist living in Omaha, Nebraska. Kavanaugh has a dynamic creative outlet spanning across traditional mediums of painting and sculpture to the realm of digital artwork. His art aims to infuse a sense of lighthearted fun and positivity into the local scene. He is also deeply committed to elevating the next generation of artistic talent in Omaha by being the Coordinator at the Kent Bellows Mentorship Program. He received numerous OEAA nominations for his work in 2023. He received his BFA in painting and graphic design from UNO and continues to explore new mediums and ways to present his artwork.
Transforming Anxiety into A Scholar's Rock #10, 2024
Silicone, silicone pigment, and resin
9 x 10 1/2 x 5 inches
JIA-JEN LIN (b. Taichung, Taiwan) is a Taiwanese-American artist based in Brooklyn and Berlin. Her installations mediate the body, space, human condition, and our society. Her body of work integrates sculpture, photography, video, sound, text, and performance. Among other places, her works have been shown at the Queens Museum, the Hessel Museum of Art, Hong-Gah Museum, Brooklyn Rail, Franconia Sculpture Park, and Locust Projects. She was an artist-in-residence at the International Studio and Curatorial Program, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, Kunstlerhaus Bethanien, The Arctic Circle, and the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts.
Artist-in-Residence, 2010
Some Jerks I know from the Internet 143, 2024
Fused glass
6 1/4 x 5 1/8 x 5/8 inches
Fair Market Value: $500
Starting Bid: $350
Buy It Now: $750
JILLIAN MAYER is an artist and filmmaker that makes work that explores how technology affects our identities, lives, and experiences. Mayer is interested in how survivalists prepare for a disaster, and how the objects they create betray universal anxieties and fantasies around an unstable future. During her Bemis residency, Mayer plans to take this notion of how class functions in an apocalypse as a conceptual jumping off point, creating sculptures, paintings, and videos that implicate the intersection of survival and privilege.
Artist-in-Residence, 2019, 2024
Long Shadow Series #07, 2023
Wood, epoxy resin, acrylic paint, dyes, clear finish
18 1/2 x 18 1/2 x 3 3/4 inches
Fair Market Value: $1,450
Starting Bid: $1,015
Buy It Now: $2,175
TODD MCCOLLISTER has two art careers: sculptor and furniture maker. The sculptures are wood and mixed media (including wire, string, and found objects), and the furniture pieces are almost entirely wood. He earned a BFA in sculpture and photography in 1996 from Texas Christian University and an MFA in sculpture in 2000 from Stony Brook University. He then moved to New York City, first pursuing sculpture and shifting to furniture in 2006. In 2014 McCollister brought what he learned back to his hometown of Omaha, Nebraska, and founded Long Grain Furniture. He is an active member of the Omaha art community and believes in supporting his fellow artists as a path to everyone's success. He's currently running a monthly event series called "Final Fridays at Todd's," aimed at bringing the community together to make us all stronger through networking and sharing experiences and information. He's the 2022 recipient of the Omaha Entertainment and Arts Award for Outstanding 3-D Artist.
Wall Sculpture, Cedar and Concrete, 2023
Cedar and polished concrete
14 1/2 x 7 x 5 1/4 inches
Fair Market Value: $1,100
Starting Bid: $770
Buy It Now: $1,650
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN is an artist who celebrates the use of static and plastic objects and materials in our modern lives. His work is highly informed by manipulating and experimenting with the various materials and objects which are necessarily discarded in our mass consumptive culture. Based in Omaha, Nebraska, he is the resident artist at the University of Nebraska Medical Center's Monroe Meyer Institute, in a program called Advocacy and the Arts. As an arts educator, he enjoys building students' imaginative capacity through the exploration of those everyday, mundane materials we purchase, build with, consume, and live with. He attended the University of Nebraska Omaha studying art history and arts production.
Organism, Blondo and Maple, 2023
Cork, steel, and found objects
22 x 17 x 27 inches
Fair Market Value: $2,700
Starting Bid: $1,890
Buy It Now: $4,050
Cerulean Sleeves, 2023
Paint on wood
19 1/4 x 19 1/4 x 4 1/2 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $1,600
Starting Bid: $1,120
Buy It Now: $2,400
ALEC PAUL holds a BFA in sculpture from University of Nebraska Omaha. He uses primarily wood and repurposed materials from construction job sites.
Onyx, 2022
Painted pleated aluminum
16 x 15 1/2 x 4 inches
JODI REEB has been a full-time working artist creating paintings and sculpture and a teacher in Minneapolis for over twenty-eight years. She has taught encaustic workshops at the Essence of Mulranny in Ireland, Zijidelings in the Netherlands, Kunstfreiraum in Basel, Switzerland, and San Miguel De Allende. Nationally, she has taught workshops at Arrowmont School of Craft, Penland School of Art, Tubac Center for the Arts, Wild Rice Retreat, Wisconsin and Haystack School of Art, Massachusetts. She has been an online video instructor with Painting with Fire for four years and has taught workshops at the International Encaustic Conference in Provincetown, Massachusetts for the past seven years. She teaches monthly workshops in her northeast Minneapolis studio and offers art study coaching to artists for professional development. Reeb is represented by Gallatin River Gallery in Big Sky, Montana; Amy Simon Fine Art in Connecticut; and Kolman & Reeb Gallery in Minneapolis.
"Moving between two- and three-dimensional forms, I am constructing paintings and sculpture with repetition of forms and layer by layer. There are three main bodies of work I'm creating that are nature-inspired from landscapes, seed shapes, and organic forms. I am exploring the theme of nature's cycles through photo-based paintings, circular wall installations, and organic sculpture using steel wire and pleated aluminum. I am working to develop scale, geometry, spatial relationships, texture, and color. These works embrace the textural properties of encaustic (beeswax, pigment, and damar resin) paintings and sculpture with translucency and dimensionality. Strong physical elements come from layering and repeating organic forms."
Citrine, 2023
31 x 30 x 4 1/2 inches
Prairie: Cardinal, 2023
Archival pigment print with wood and found object
17 1/4 x 16 5/8 x 4 1/4 inches
TIM RICKETT is an artist and educator based in northeastern South Dakota. He employs the practice of bricolage to create work that explores ideas of nostalgia, politics, history, and the Anthropocene. He graduated from Hastings College in 2016 with a BFA in sculpture and completed his MFA at East Carolina University in 2019. He currently serves as the Assistant Professor of 3-D Media and Gallery Director at Northern State University in Aberdeen, South Dakota. He co-curates exhibitions in the collective MidwestNice Art with his partner, Epiphany Knedler. His work has been exhibited at the Surreal Salon 16 at the Baton Rouge Gallery, Washington Pavilion, Del Mar College Annual National Drawing and Small Sculpture Show, Contemporary Arts Museum Raleigh, and a collaborative exhibition at the University of South Dakota.
Pez de Invierno, 2024
Glass
19 1/4 x 11 x 11 1/2 inches
Fair Market Value: $9,500
Starting Bid: $6,650
Buy It Now: $14,250
THERMAN STATOM is a sculptor/painter most notably known as a pioneer of the contemporary glass movement for his life-size glass ladders, chairs, tables, constructed box-like paintings, and small-scale houses-all created through the technique of gluing glass plates together. Sandblasted surfaces become a canvas for spontaneous vibrant colors and line work, which take nuances from Abstract Expressionism and concepts of Minimalism, while simultaneously incorporating a twist by using blown-glass elements and found objects. Throughout his career, public artworks have been permanently installed at prominent locations including the Los Angeles Public Library, Corning, Inc. Headquarters, the Mayo Clinic, San Jose Ice Center, the Toledo Museum of Art, and the Jepson Center for the Arts in the Telfair Museum, Savannah as well as several hospitals across the country. His artwork appears in numerous exhibitions annually, including solo and group shows around the nation and internationally. Statom has completed over thirty large, site-specific installations. Most notably, his 2009 solo exhibition, Stories of the New World at the Orlando Museum of Art, spanned over 7,000 square feet and has been his largest installation to date. Much of the latter half of Statom's career has been focused on the importance of educational programming within the arts. He has taken a deep interest in employing workshops as a catalyst for social change and in effect, positively impacting a community. Statom studied at Pilchuck Glass School, received a BFA from Rhode Island School Of Design, and later studied at the Pratt Institute of Art & Design.
Utility Works, 2015
Glazed ceramic sculpture
32 x 12 x 15 inches each
IGGY SUMNIK is well-known to the Omaha art community as a talented ceramic sculptor, artist, community arts educator, friend, and studio host. His many Omaha accomplishments include a Kaneko apprenticeship concluded in 2008. Iggy held connections between Omaha and his Detroit home where he maintained the Art By Iggy Studio full-time. His iconic works include jellybeans, stylized fish, birds (often on a wire), and other forms. Iggy's real love was creating imaginative, one-of-a-kind sculptures of unusual shape and statement; he left a legacy of sculptures when an illness unexpectedly took his life in 2023. Two pieces are presented here.
In Iggy's words, "My art merges the natural world and industry, not in a negative way, but in a more ambiguous and thought-provoking way. I like my audience to do a little thinking for themselves, so I tend not to give people the answer."
Artist-in-Residence, 2013-2014
Dancing Pipes, 2014
28 x 18 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches each
Fair Market Value: $4,000
Starting Bid: $2,800
Buy It Now: $6,000
Oh Mamma II, 2014
Turned wood
20 x 8 x 8 1/2 inches
DENNIS D WATTIER's goal is to create works of art that highlight his turning and carving skills in a creative manner but also in some cases, to tell a story. He has created his own unique style and uses special techniques to create intricately designed vessels and bowls. The use of different laminated hard woods in his work has been evolving to include more sculptural forms, which add a certain vitality and creative edge to the vessels. His work has been shown locally as well as in venues throughout the midwest where he has won awards, such as Best of Sculpture in the 2020 Nebraska Biennial at the 1516 Gallery, Omaha and first place at the twelfth annual juried show, Norfolk Art Center, Norfolk, Nebraska.
I'm Obsessed with Weather I, 2024
Raw wool - dyed and painted
10 x 12 x 73 inches
Fair Market Value: $3,000
Starting Bid: $2,100
Buy It Now: $4,500
CINDY WEIL is a fiber/wool artist based out of Omaha, Nebraska and New York, New York. She graduated from Creighton University, New York School of Interior Design, and School of Visual Arts in New York City. Weil's work can be found in private and commercial collections around the country. This list is available upon request.
"As an artist my work delves deeply into the rich materiality and historical significance of wool and explorations of liminality-the poignant, transformative spaces where boundaries blur and the familiar dissolves into the unknown. These in-between states, though often accompanied by fear, are the crucibles of profound creative thinking and personal transformation."
An upcoming solo exhibition will be held at the Museum of Nebraska Art (MONA) in Kearney, Nebraska in 2025. Select recent exhibitions include SVA, Flatiron Gallery, Four Person Juried Alumni Exhibition, New York City, 2024; Joslyn Castle and Gardens, Omaha, Nebraska, 2024; School of Visual Art, New York, New York, 2023; Bemis Center's Benefit Art Auction, Omaha, Nebraska, 2022; and Museum of Nebraska Art (MONA), Kearney, Nebraska, 2022. Residences include School of Visual Art, New York, New York, 2023 and Icelandic Textile Center, Blonduos, Iceland, 2019.
It's lonely out there in space, 2022
Cast concrete
19 3/4 x 2 5/8 x 3 1/2 inches each
MELISSA GUADALUPE WOLF was born and raised in Leavenworth, Kansas and currently resides in Kansas City, Missouri. Throughout her artistic career, her identity and purpose as a Mexican-American woman has greatly influenced her work. Cement is a primary material in her practice. It's used for creating concrete sculptures out of molds and as surface texture in her sculptures. She covers objects such as stuffed animals in concrete and lets the object solidify to become something completely new. She was part of the "Inspired by Maya Indigenous & Latino Art Experience" exhibition at Union Station, Kansas City, Missouri in 2023 and contributed to the exhibition "Reflecting the City" at Charlotte Street Foundation, Kansas City, Missouri in 2024. Most recently she was nominated for the International Sculpture Center's 2024 Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Award. She earned her BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute in Kansas City, Missouri.
