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Portal, 2021
Natural pigments and pencil on Khadi paper
15 x 11.5 x 1 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $1,150
Starting Bid: $805
Buy It Now: $1,725
EKTA AGGARWAL is a multidisciplinary artist based in Delhi and Los Angeles. She has an MFA in Art from California Institute of the Arts, an MA in Fine Art from Chelsea College of Arts, University of the Arts London, and a BA (Honours) in Economics from Hindu College, University of Delhi. She is the recipient of the Pollock Krasner Foundation Grant and Finalist, Hopper Prize. Aggarwal's work has been shown at REDCAT, Emma Gray HQ (Five Car Garage), Monte Vista Projects, Ladies' Room, Steve Turner Gallery, The Box Gallery and Known Studio in Los Angeles, Paul Thiebaud Gallery in San Francisco, Ortega y Gasset Projects in New York, Made in Arts London in London, Galerie Romain Rolland, Lalit Kala Akademi and All India Fine Arts and Crafts Society in Delhi. She has participated in residencies at Josef and Anni Albers Foundation, VCUArts Qatar and Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts. She has done curatorial projects for REDCAT and California Institute of the Arts Library.
Artist-in-Residence, 2018
Interconnected, 2021
Dialectic No. 2, 2024
Cotton fabric, wool batting
24 x 17 inches
Fair Market Value: $1,200
Starting Bid: $840
Buy It Now: $1,800
HEATHER AKERBERG is an award-wining quilt artist living in Omaha, Nebraska. Akerberg uses color, transparency, and geometric shapes in a mix of fabrics from yarn-dyed cotton to upcycled silk. Her works explore identity and ways of seeing. Akerberg's quilts have been shown in dozens of group exhibits and traveled to France, Australia, Japan and across the United States. She earned a BA in Creative Writing from Naropa University in Boulder, CO and an MFA from Brown University. She is a member of the Omaha Modern Quilt Guild and the Studio Art Quilt Association (SAQA).
Chewy, 2022
Monotype
25.24 x 19.25 x 1.5 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $600
Starting Bid: $420
Buy It Now: $900
AMBER EVE ANDERSON is a multidisciplinary artist who recently moved back to Omaha, Nebraska after more than twenty years. Her work considers the ways identity and behavior are informed by one's surroundings-both physical and virtual-and ranges from sculpture to drawing, poetry, and video. Anderson has exhibited throughout the US with reviews in the Washington Post, Hyperallergic, The Creator's Project, and BmoreArt. Anderson has received awards from the Foundation for Contemporary Art, the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities, and the Maryland State Arts Council. She has completed residencies at Jentel in Banner, WY, Wagon Station Encampment in Joshua Tree, CA, the Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the Arts in Nebraska City, and Pigment Sauvage in Montreal, Canada. She received her BFA from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and her MFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, MD.
Lens Direct, 2022
momentary, 2024
Woven wire on wood panel
18.5 x 16 x 2 inches
Fair Market Value: $1,300
Starting Bid: $910
Buy It Now: $1,950
CARLIE ANTES is an interdisciplinary artist residing in Syracuse, Nebraska. Her dimensional drawings and sculptural objects utilize materials and processes born of great reverence for the craft and labor found within her matriarchal lineage. Her visual inspiration draws upon containers and barriers found in the natural world (nests, shells, pods, cocoons), coupled with those of human invention (fencing, textiles, baskets, etc.). Antes is an active member of the Surface Design Association and recently completed the Kinhouse Residency in Fort Wayne, Indiana. She received both her BFA in Ceramics and MFA in Sculpture from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln where she currently serves as Assistant Professor of Practice and 3-D Foundations Coordinator.
Nocturne (Glaciers), 2024
Hand stitched cotton thread, pieced + sewn cotton + denim, hand-woven cotton, wood frame
16 x 13 x 3 inches
Fair Market Value: $3,900
Starting Bid: $2,730
Buy It Now: $5,850
PAOLO ARAO is a Filipino-American artist working with textiles and painting. He received his BFA from Virginia Commonwealth University and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture. Arao has shown his work widely and has presented solo exhibitions at Bemis Center, Columbus Museum (Georgia), David B. Smith Gallery (Denver), Western Exhibitions (Chicago), Jeff Bailey Gallery, and Morgan Lehman Gallery (NYC). Residencies include: MacDowell, Monson Arts, Art Omi, Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, The Museum of Arts and Design (NYC), Millay Arts, MASS MoCA, Vermont Studio Center, NARS Foundation, Wassaic Project, and the Fire Island Artist Residency. Arao's work has been published in New American Paintings, Maake Magazine, Artmaze, Dovetail and Esopus. Paolo Arao is a 2023-2024 Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grantee and a 2021 NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellow in Painting from The New York Foundation for the Arts. He lives and works in New York.
Artist-in-Residence, 2020
Curtains, 2020
Archival pigment print
21 x 31 x 1 inches
Fair Market Value: $850
Starting Bid: $595
Buy It Now: $1,275
CHRISTOPHER ATKINS is a curator, writer, and artist. Atkins is the Curator at Sioux City Art Center where he organizes solo and group exhibitions. He earned his BA in Art History from the College of Wooster and his MA and MRes degrees in Visual Cultures from Goldsmiths College, University of London.
"These photographs, which are part of a larger series, respond to what scientists call the 'erosion of sleep.' They were shot during periods of insomnia where I was hyper-focused on light and textures. Though based on my experiences, I hope these photographs resonate with others who find themselves restless in a world that never powers down."
Perch, 2025
Encaustic and natural ephemera on birch panel
36 x 36 x 2.5 inches
Fair Market Value: $2,500
Starting Bid: $1,750
Buy It Now: $3,750
MARGARET BERRY is a studio artist in Lincoln, Nebraska, specializing in encaustic, a mixture of hot beeswax, resin and pigment, fused with a torch. She paints, sculpts, and incorporates photographs and collage elements into this sensuous medium. A charter member of International Encaustic Artists and an artist-in-residence with the Nebraska Arts Council, she has taught her unique process throughout the US.
With degrees from Creighton University and UNL, Berry has served as Lincoln Arts Council director, Lux Art Center education director and Artist-in-Residence for the Lincoln Marriott Cornhusker Hotel. She is a recipient of both the Lux Community Arts Award and a Mayor's Arts Award. Berry has also been invited to numerous group and solo exhibitions in seventeen states. In Nebraska, her work has been shown at the Sheldon Museum, the Museum of Nebraska Art, the Lux Center, the Bone Creek Museum, Lauritzen Gardens, and the National Willa Cather Center.
The failing watch, 2024
Chalk pastel on Arches Paper
27 x 22.5 x 2 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $2,700
Starting Bid: $1,890
Buy It Now: $4,050
JOSEPH BROGHAMMER is a drawer/painter living in Omaha, Nebraska. He has developed a most original voice whose mark making can be traced from Bosch and Brueghel to Dali and Magritte and linked to the likes of John Graham and Tony Fitzpatrick. Though one won't find his idiosyncratic flock in any "Art of Bird Illustrations" catalogue, one cannot deny their pictorial beauty and his attention to species detail and palette. His birds are posed and costumed for dramatic effect befitting theme and mood. He earned his BFA at the University of South Dakota and Graduate studies at the University of Wisconsin in Madison.
Artist-in-Residence, 2012
Matt Forman's meat free, 2025
40 x 38.5 x 1.5 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $4,350
Starting Bid: $3,045
Buy It Now: $6,525
I Happen To Be A Frog But Many Of My Best Friends Are Birds, 2025
Mixed media collage using found papers on wooden panel
30 inch diameter x 1 inch
Fair Market Value: $2,000
Starting Bid: $1,400
Buy It Now: $3,000
AMELIA BROUSSARD is a Louisiana native now based in Omaha, Nebraska who creates mixed media collages inspired by her childhood explorations of the bayous. Using recycled materials, she captures the essence of these memories, exploring their unreliability while also finding joy and appreciation in the beauty of everyday life. Currently, she is the co-director and exhibitions coordinator of LaLa (Local Artists. Local Art.), an organization focused on building a more diverse, resilient, and thriving Omaha arts sector. Broussard was a 2024 MaMO artist-in-residence in Omaha and had her first solo exhibition in New Orleans the same year. She is a 2025-2026 Alternate Currents cohort member through Amplify Arts. Additionally, she is a 2025 Fellow at the Union for Contemporary Art. She earned her BFA from Loyola University in New Orleans.
See Mum & Milk Violet, 2023
Pen, ink, acrylic, & collage on recycled mat board
14 x 11 x 1.5 inches, framed
JENNY BROWN is a visual artist living and working in Providence, Rhode Island. Her primary mediums are drawing and collage, which she uses to challenge long-held understandings of time, space, and matter. She recently completed a solo exhibition at the Dryden Gallery in Providence, which combined a salon style presentation of her works alongside an table installation of her "inspirations": antiques, paper ephemera, flowers, family heirlooms, and thrift store treasures. Brown is a 1996 graduate of Bennington College and received her MFA in 2005 from The School of Visual Arts.
Strange river, 2024
34 x 42 x 1 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $1,600
Starting Bid: $1,120
Buy It Now: $2,400
DILLON BRYANT (b. Spearfish, South Dakota) is a lens-based artist working between lands that are now known as the upper American Mid/West and Mid/South whose practice explores desire, landscape, and family mythologies through constructed images. Bryant has exhibited in venues across the United States and abroad, at Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, Filter Space, the Momentary at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, and the Czong Institute for Contemporary Art. Bryant holds a BFA from the University of South Dakota and is currently an MFA candidate at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. Bryant will be an artist in residence at the Vermont Studio Center in December 2025.
Mojave yucca / succulent & stiff, 2025
Paper lithograph print on stretched muslin
20 x 16 x 0.75 inches
Fair Market Value: $1,000
Starting Bid: $700
Buy It Now: $1,500
MADELINE CASS (b. 1993) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Lincoln, Nebraska, working across photography, poetry, artist books, painting, and drawing. Rooted in a monoculture state, her practice seeks out overlooked wildness and explores the quiet entanglements between art, nature, and humanity.
Cass earned a BFA in Studio Art (Photography) from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 2017. Her book how lonely, to be a marsh was exhibited at Fotobokfestival Oslo and is held in the libraries of MoMA, the National Gallery of Art, the Getty Research Institute, and MFA Houston. Her photography has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, and National Geographic.
Acting as a translator for the natural world, Cass fosters intimate, sensory dialogue with the landscape. Her work invites deeper ecological awareness by honoring the often unnoticed, offering alternative ways to understand our place within a shared, living world.
Yucca brevifolia / blooming sporadically, 2025
Interzone, 2024
Lithograph
25.5 x 33 x 1.5 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $2,050
Starting Bid: $1,435
Buy It Now: $3,075
EVAN COLBERT is an artist and printmaker in Longmont, Colorado, who has been producing art since the 1990s.
"In my recent prints I attempt to create satisfying abstract visual compositions. Using a process I consider to be a bit like sketching, I produce monotypes by stacking layers of colors, patterns, forms, and arrays of circles or other shapes onto paper. I employ a variety of ink application techniques, mostly using a combination of plexiglass plates, photolithographic plates, and actual found objects such as perforated metal sheets, bubble pack, or corrugated cardboard. I use lithographic plates to add patterns, photocopies of objects, and other found imagery. I use my favorites, or elements from them, as inspiration for my lithographs, of which a dozen have been published in editions of twenty by Shark's Ink in Lyons Colorado. My prints can be found in various collections around the country."
Lost in Music, 2024
Float, 2025
Archival inkjet print
25 x 21 x 1 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $700
Starting Bid: $490
Buy It Now: $1,050
AUSTIN CULLEN is a Houston-based photographer and printmaker. He received his BFA from Stephen F. Austin State University in 2019, and his MFA from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 2022. His current project explores museum natural displays and the natural world, and how they influence and affect one another. This project stems from his long-standing interest in natural history museums and the history of display. For this project he has worked closely with Houston Museum of Natural Science, Chicago Field Museum, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Natural History Museum, Kansas University Natural History Museum, Hastings Museum, and several other notable natural history museums.
Flashing Lights, 2024
Handmade paper with color pencil
26.5 x 22 x 1 inches
HANNAH DEMMA is a multimedia artist specializing in papermaking, with a BFA and MFA from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She is the recipient of the Nebraska Arts Council's Individual Artist Fellowship Award (2025) and has received multiple honors, including Best in Show at the Lincoln Arts Festival (2022, 2023) and the Sioux City Art Festival (2023).
Demma has served as Executive Director at the Kimmel Harding Nelson Center and as Coordinator for the Cedar Point Biological Station artist residency and Art Adventure camp. She currently works as a papermaker and instructor at Constellation Studios, as Artist Liaison for the Lux Center for the Arts, and is the 2025 Artist-in-Residence at the Lincoln Cornhusker Marriott Hotel.
In addition to her roles in the local arts community, Demma maintains a busy studio practice and exhibition schedule, with a focus on expanding her work into new mediums and collaborations.
Untitled, 2022
Matte acrylic on raw canvas
24 x 32 x .75 inches
Fair Market Value: $6,050
Starting Bid: $4,235
Buy It Now: $9,075
PETER DEMOS currently lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. Demos is known for his abstract paintings featuring a reductive palette using limited means to explore the ways in which subtle variations in composition can alter perception. He considers his paintings not as individual objects or isolated works, but as parts of an ongoing visual system and language that reflects his interest in the idea of repetition and seriality. He has exhibited in numerous group exhibitions including: Abattoir (Cleveland, OH), Deitch Projects (New York, NY), The Hole (New York, NY), Leo Koenig (New York, NY), Martin Asbaek Gallery (Copenhagen, Denmark), and Venus over Manhattan (New York, NY). Demos has had solo exhibitions with David Richard Gallery, the Journal Gallery and RH Contemporary Art. Demos received a BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute in Kansas City, Missouri and an MFA from Hunter College in New York, New York.
Controlled Burn, 2025
Archival print
17.5 x 24 x 1 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $950
Starting Bid: $665
Buy It Now: $1,425
KEEGAN DUNN, raised in Omaha, Nebraska, is a Nebraska-based ecological researcher and photographer with backgrounds in conservation biology and environmental philosophy. Dunn's work utilizes symbols incorporated within the landscape of the Great Plains to formulate memories shared across great distances associated with being raised in the Platte River Basin. These memories form an overarching question within Dunn's research: How do environmental and cultural symbols impact our ability to conceptualize, advocate for, and protect our natural and built landscapes. In 2024, they graduated from Metropolitan Community College (Omaha) with an Associates in Applied Sciences. That summer, Dunn featured as the Artist-in-Residence for the Cedar Point Biological Station (Ogallala, NE) and The Homestead National Historic Park (Beatrice, NE). Dunn will receive a Bachelor's Degree in Integrated Sciences in the Spring of 2026 from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Dunn was an intern with Bemis Center in 2023.
Connections, 2024
Watercolor and graphite on paper
16 x 19 x 2 inches, framed
LAURIE FRICK uses personal data to examine what we can know about ourselves. In her hand-built works she experiments with how we will consume the mass of data increasingly captured about us. Her work about the future of data were recently featured on NPR's All Things Considered, The Atlantic and WIRED Magazine; she has been invited to talk at Google, SXSW, Stanford, and TEDx, and is the recipient of numerous residencies and awards, including Samsung Research, Yaddo, Bemis, and Facebook. She holds an MFA from the New York Studio School, an MBA from University of Southern California and studied at NYU's ITP program that melded art and technology into her current data work. Frick's artwork has been exhibited in museums, galleries and art spaces across North America, including Musee de la Civilization in Quebec City, Science Museum in Oklahoma City, Pavel Zoubok in New York, and Edward Cella in Los Angeles. She is represented by GF Contemporary, Michele Mariaud and Ivester Contemporary galleries.
Artist-in-Residence, 2009
Time Division, Grey Scribby, 2024
Watercolor and ink on paper
Cliches, 2024
Charcoal on paper
33 x 25.5 x 1 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $4,300
Starting Bid: $3,010
Buy It Now: $6,450
GONZALO FUENMAYOR (b. 1977, Barranquilla) is a Miami-based artist whose large-scale charcoal drawings interrogate the myths of progress and the exoticization of Latin America. His recent honors-the 2023 South Arts State Fellowship for Visual Arts and a 2022 Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant-underscore his critical engagement with cultural imagery. He holds a BFA from the School of Visual Arts (2000) and an MFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (2004). Solo exhibitions include Tropical Mythologies at MFA Boston (2015) and Palindromes at Dot Fiftyone, Miami (2020). His work has appeared in The Florida Prize 2020 and Caribbean Crossroads at the Queens Museum and is held by Perez Art Museum Miami, MFA Boston, and The Cornell Fine Arts Museum. He is represented by Dot Fiftyone (Miami), Dolby Chadwick (San Francisco), Fernando Pradilla (Madrid), and El Museo (Bogota).
Artist-in-Residence, 2014
With Love From Santa Fe, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
18 x 19 x 2 inches
EDUARDO GARDEA is a self-taught artist working out of Omaha, Nebraska, whose practice centers on bearing witness to the untold stories of the underrepresented. Drawing from personal experience and collective memory, he creates new perspectives on what he has seen or lived through-challenging viewers to locate themselves within a broader social narrative. Working across a range of mediums including canvas, wood, glass, bronze, and murals his work reclaims space for those historically excluded from dominant economic, political, and cultural spheres, honoring the depth of immigrant, Indigenous, and working-class lives. A recipient of the LALA Fellowship, Gardea has participated in multiple group exhibitions including the Bemis Art Auction and has permanent installations in businesses and nonprofit organizations throughout Omaha-more recently at UNMC's new Catalyst Innovation Space building. Through his art, he celebrates the unseen and asserts the value of their stories.
Untitled (Drawing from Document080924; l'imaginaire de mon lieu .. [naturally] dans le grand camouflage) ii, 2025
Solvent transfer, colored pencil, and gouache on paper
21 x 16 x 1.5 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $1,350
Starting Bid: $945
Buy It Now: $2,025
ADLER GUERRIER is an artist based in Miami, Florida. Guerrier makes works-drawings, photographs, sculpture-engaging place and its latent social, historical, emotional, and political claims. Guerrier earned a BFA from New World School of Arts/University of Florida.
Cousin Fuckers, 2025
Toquillo from Zamora, Michoacan, Padauk
40 x 32.5 x 3 inches
Fair Market Value: $4,150
Starting Bid: $2,905
Buy It Now: $6,225
ANDRES JANACUA is an artist living in Los Angeles, and occasionally in Chilchota, Michoacan, Mexico. Janacua is interested in the mutable woven form and often creates intricate woven panels dressed in an artist's frame. These works will often turn sculptural, adding further dimensionality for compositional complexity. He has been artist in residence at several institutions including the MFAH CORE Program in Houston, TX and SOMA, Mexico City. He has exhibited widely such as the Queens Museum, NY, Charlie James Gallery, and is represented by 839 Gallery, Los Angeles. He holds a BFA from the University of Southern California and an MFA from Claremont Graduate University.
Language , 2025
Acrylic paint with chalk and oil pastel on canvas
48 x 48 x 1.5 inches
Fair Market Value: $4,500
Starting Bid: $3,150
Buy It Now: $6,750
KELSEY NOECKER is a painter and creative investor based in Omaha, Nebraska. Formerly Vice President of Design at Hudl, she led global teams in building software for elite sports organizations including the NBA, NHL, and Premier League. Today, Noecker invests in early-stage startups driving innovation in mental health and tech, while actively supporting Nebraska's artistic community. Noecker began painting in 2015 when she was diagnosed with CPTSD. Each canvas captures the friction between control and surrender, where vigorous gestures meet moments of luminous calm. Through her work, Noecker invites others to witness the emotional undercurrents we often conceal-reframing trauma as a source of creative power and emotional depth. Explore her work at @kelsnoecker and follow #kelspaintsfeelings to experience art that turns wounds into wonder.
Tulum Beach, 2025
Archival print from scanned 35mm negative
25 x 35 x 1.5 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $650
Starting Bid: $455
Buy It Now: $975
ALEX JOCHIM is an Omaha, Nebraska-based photographer and community organizer. He typically shoots 35mm film with a Canon AE-1, but often utilizes alternative film types, cameras, or techniques. He is co-founder and director of BFF Omaha, a local nonprofit building community through arts engagement. He is also involved in many community events, projects, and programs, including founder and contributor to First Friday art walks in Benson, Petshop (studios and galleries), the MaMO Gallery, the BFF Gallery, Trudy's (studios and classrooms), First Friday Pride, the New American Arts Festival, and the Benson Creative District. He is the recipient of the 2023 Cultural Stewardship Award (OEAAs) and 2023 Changemaker Award (Greater Omaha Chamber). He has exhibited locally in Omaha and Lincoln and outside Nebraska in Council Bluffs, Iowa; Denver, Colorado; New York, New York; Tampa, Florida; and Cadiz, Spain. Jochim received his Bachelor's Degree in Journalism from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Differential, 2025
Paint and stain on wood
17 x 36 x 4 inches
ALEC PAUL is an artist currently based out of Omaha, Nebraska but he has had many influences from living in many states around the country. Paul has had his hands on many art making materials and enjoys multimedia projects. Change, and adjustment to it, is a big factor in his inspration for making art. When making sculptures, turning something mundane or an everyday material deemed useless into a visually stimulating, intriguing, or beautiful object is where Paul finds joy. For example, when Paul is working his day job, running his own construction business, most pieces of wood that would normally get thrown away end up in his truck bed then in his garage and turned into art later on. Never letting anything go to waste, and always seeing the potential of refused items or leftover paint is what is constantly on Paul's mind.
Untitled, 2015
Wall slab raku
24.5 x 30 x 1.5 inches
Fair Market Value: $9,500
Starting Bid: $6,650
Buy It Now: $14,250
JUN KANEKO was born in Japan in 1942. He came to the United States in 1963 to study at Chouinard Institute of Art in Los Angeles, and became part of the Contemporary Ceramics movement in America in the late '60s and early '70s. The following decade, Kaneko taught at some of the nation's leading art schools including Scripps College, Rhode Island School of Design, and Cranbrook Academy of Art. Based in Omaha since 1986, Kaneko has worked at several experimental studios around the world. Over the course of his career he has partnered with industrial facilities to realize large-scale, hand-built sculptures. Kaneko is increasingly drawn to installations that promote civic interaction. He has completed over fifty public art commissions, including the most recent, Glass Tower, in downtown Lincoln, Nebraska. His artwork appears in numerous international and national solo and group exhibitions annually, and is included in more than seventy museum collections.
Color Field Series #460 - II edition 1/6, 2024
Archival pigment ink print
35 x 45 x 2.5 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $5,800
Starting Bid: $4,060
Buy It Now: $8,700
CHARLES KAY JR. is a first-generation Thai-American born artist, born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska. In 1992, Kay graduated from Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara, California. He has lived in Los Angeles, Paris, Minneapolis, and New York before moving back to Omaha in 1996. Kay has been known for his black and white architectural series titled Paris Still Lifes which is included in the Fred and Pamela Buffett Cancer Centers permanent collection. Commercial projects have taken Kay around the world and allowed him to create a large body of work for his fine art series. From October 2022 to May 2023 he exhibited UNSEEN at KANEKO in Omaha. His next show, Color Field, will be at the Fred Simon Gallery in spring 2026.
Field/Terrace (Violet), 2018
Gouache on Arches watercolor paper.
15.5 x 21 x 1.5 inches, framed
MATTHEW KLUBER received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design and an MFA from the University of Iowa. Kluber has exhibited his paintings/projections, films, and drawings at galleries and museums including: the Museum of Contemporary Art Shanghai, China, FOCUS09/Art Basel, Switzerland; The Painting Center, New York; David Richard Gallery, New York; Orange Door, Chicago; Haw Contemporary, Kansas City; the Orlando Museum of Art; Art Basel Miami; Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts and Joslyn Art Museum in Omaha. His work is in the collection of the Austin Museum of Art, Texas; the Portland Museum of Art, Oregon; the Grand Rapids Art Museum, Michigan; the Des Moines Art Center; the University of Iowa Museum of Art and the Carl & Marilynn Thoma Art Foundation, Dallas. He is a Professor of Studio Art at Grinnell College.
Water Forces, 2025
Hand-cut, layered Tyvek on paper, acrylic ink
32 x 40 x 2 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $6,350
Starting Bid: $4,445
Buy It Now: $9,525
SUSAN KNIGHT is an Omaha-based artist. She devotes exclusive attention to water and the land that holds it by hand-cutting paper, Tyvek, and Mylar. Her work distills the structures and systems found in nature into patterned compositions in two and three dimensions and gallery installations. Knight is a recipient of a Nebraska Arts Council Individual Artist Fellowship. She was awarded residencies at AS IF Center, High Cove, NC, The Colorado Art Ranch and The Nature Conservancy Land/Water residency, Ragdale Foundation, Lake Forest, IL, and the International School of Art, Montecastello di Vibio, Italy. She earned a BFA in art from Saint Mary's College, Notre Dame, IN, and attended The University of Notre Dame, The Glassell School of Art, Houston, and The School of the Chicago Art Institute.
Mystery (folded), 2025
Paint and collage on single piece of paper
12 x 16 x 7 inches
HAI-WEN LIN is an artist based in Chicago, Illinois. Their work explores constructions of the body, the attunement of oneself to the environment, and conversations with time. Lin is an alumnus of the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, received a M.Des in Fashion, Body and Garment from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and received BAs in Design and Psychology from the University of California, Davis. They have exhibited work at the Chinese American Museum of Chicago, the San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles, the Pittsburgh Glass Center, the walls of their home, their friend's home, on a plate, on a lake, on their body, in the air.
Artist-in-Residence, 2025
Cotton Candy (unfolded), 2025
39 x 39 x 2 inches, framed
Order/Chaos/Whatever, 2023
Slip, underglaze, glaze on earthenware.
19 x 14 x 13.5 inches
Fair Market Value: $1,800
Starting Bid: $1,260
Buy It Now: $2,700
SUSAN MCGILVREY creates large-scale, brightly colored, earthenware vessels with carved layers of text, flowers and attitude using her experience teaching drawing, painting and design to bring concept and complexity to her pieces. Using underglaze materials, she melds quirky, gestural mark-making and carving with her quirky, gestural wheel-throwing. Since accumulating an MFA from Pennsylvania State University, she has maintained a studio in Omaha, Nebraska, producing works on clay and paper that have been exhibited throughout the region. McGilvrey has shown groups of her artwork in the Bemis State of the Arts and Sheldon Art Gallery exhibitions as a recipient of two Nebraska Arts Council Individual Artist Fellowship awards. She was the subject of a retrospective exhibition (accompanied by a very cool catalogue) curated by Gail Kendall at the LUX Center in Lincoln, Nebraska. Her work can be seen at Anderson-O'Brien Gallery, LUX Center, and the Omaha North Hills Pottery Tour.
You, I miss the most, 2020
Limited edition woodblock print
21.5 x 18.5 x 1 inches, framed
LINN MEYERS is known for her intricate mark-making and immersive drawing installations. Her work has been the focus of solo exhibitions at prestigious museums including the Hirshhorn Museum, the Hammer Museum, and the Phillips Collection. With studios in Los Angeles and Washington, DC, meyers has established a distinctive voice in contemporary drawing and painting.
meyers's work has been exhibited and acquired internationally by institutions including the AmorePacific Museum of Art in Seoul, the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, DC, the Drawing Center in New York, the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, the British Museum, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the National Gallery of Art, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, among others.
meyers's artistic practice has been recognized with honors, including the Pollock-Krasner Foundation Award, the Smithsonian Artist Research Fellowship, several DC Commission on the Arts fellowship awards, and the Anonymous Was a Woman Award.
Artist-in-Residence, 1999-2000
Terminus, 2024
Watercolor, oil pastel, and colored pencil on watercolor paper.
25 x 33 x 1.5 inches, framed
EMILY MOHR is a painter and Art educator living in Omaha, Nebraska. Mohr uses watercolor and pastel to create layered mixed media abstracts on paper and canvas. She uses color, shape, and line to allude to our physical world. Her work explores the rhythm of nature and of time. Mohr has a Bachelor's Degree from Kansas University in Art Education, and a Master's in Art from Baker University.
Dream Particles Series II No.1, 2025
Acrylic on birch panel
24 x 18 x 1.75 inches
Fair Market Value: $1,250
Starting Bid: $875
Buy It Now: $1,875
ADAM MOORE was born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska. He specializes in intricate abstract geometric paintings using acrylic on wood panels. He briefly studied fashion at the Fashion Institute of Technology, and jewelry design and the School of Visual Arts in New York City. He is the author of the book Fancy Tails: Stories from the Lap of Luxury, which he also illustrated. Moore recently returned to Omaha where he has focused on his first love of painting, in which he is self-taught.
Dream Particles Series II No. 2, 2025
Showering of sparkling bits (Jockstraps at Bash-Bish Falls), 2024
Silicone, glitter, flocking, oil on panel
10" x 8.5 x 2 inches
Fair Market Value: $2,900
Starting Bid: $2,030
Buy It Now: $4,350
COBI MOULES (b. 1980, Oakdale, California) is a painter whose work often centers around queer and trans desires. Born in a small conservative rural town in central California, his work frequently reflects upon stifling historical representations of the landscape and reshapes how the queer body sits within that history. Moules received an MFA from The School of Museum of Fine Arts and Tufts University in 2010. His work has been exhibited at The Leslie Lohman Museum, The Minneapolis Institute of Art, the Jepson Center, The Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Crystal Bridges Museum, Ogunquit Museum and the Tang Museum. Notable awards include the SMFA Traveling Fellowship, Ruth and Harold Chenven Foundation Grant, and the Joan Mitchell MFA Grant. His work is in the collections of the Crystal Bridges Museum, Leslie Lohman Museum, RISD Museum, Cornell Fine Arts Museum and 21c Museum. He currently lives and works in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Artist-in-Residence, 2013
Showering Of Sparkling Bits (Woodland Glen with Jockstraps), 2023
Cactus Heart, 2025
Silk screen on paper
23 x 22.5 x 1 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $400
Starting Bid: $280
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JILL NAHRSTEDT (b.1977 in Omaha, Nebraska) is an artist and curator living and working in Chicago. Nahrstedt's artistic practice encompasses a wide range of media including painting, printmaking, installation, and curation. Utilizing electric hues not often found in nature, her paintings and prints knit together memories of time and place.ââ'¬'Layers of figures and drips, cacti and pools, architecture and peonies, build up to replicate the depth of experience Nahrstedt draws from to create. A trajectory that passed through blue collar grit and the gray areas of loss spit her out on the other side to joy. Inspired by the ecstatic pleasure found in the most simple, she is propelled forward by the lush layers one can build over time and the desire to share them. Nahrstedt loves a visual journey and wants nothing more than for you to join her.
Daydreaming, 2019
Digital photography
25 x 37 x 1.5 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $1,700
Starting Bid: $1,190
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ARIEL PANOWICZ is a photographer and creative director based in Omaha, Nebraska. Her work lives in a rich, colorful land, highlighting vibrant people and places. After receiving her BFA in Photography from The Art Institute of Colorado and living in Los Angeles, she returned to Omaha to plant her roots in an effort to help build the creative community in her hometown. Through her creative direction, styling and location scouting, she aims to showcase the beauty that can be found in seemingly mundane moments and places. She believes in the power of photography's ability to remind us we have more in common than we are made to believe-a visual thread weaving humanity together. Her work has been featured in People Magazine, Motherly, BBC, The New York Times, USA Today, Huffington Post, Buzzfeed, CNN, and more.
Small Dreams V, 2025
Textile on canvas
8 x 6 x 2 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $800
Starting Bid: $560
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AMI PARK is a textile-based artist based in Queens, New York. Her work explores the relationship between the human mind, emotion, and materiality through sculptural installations. Influenced by her immigrant background, spirituality, and scientific frameworks, Park addresses themes of identity, perception, and subconscious bias. Her work has been exhibited at the Bronx Museum (NY), MoMA PopRally (NY), Czong Institute for Contemporary Art (Korea), KuBe Art Center (Beacon, NY), Pen + Brush (NY), and Chashama (NY), among others. Her work has been featured in Hyperallergic and The Observer. She has received fellowships and grants from the Bronx Museum, New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA), Cerf+, Creative Rebuild New York, and The Puffin Foundation. She completed residencies at LMCC Arts Center and the SVA Bio Art Residency. Upcoming exhibitions include a solo show at Garage Art Center and a two-person show at NARS Foundation in 2026.
Small Dreams VI, 2025
8.5 x 6 x 2 inches, framed
Summer Haze, 2024
Hand-dyed and woven cotton ikat
28 x 22.5 x 1.5 inches, framed
PEYTON PEARSON is a fiber artist based in Omaha, Nebraska. Pearson explores themes of touch, memory, and loss through hand-dyed and woven works. They have exhibited at multiple galleries and museums, with their recent solo show, Spring Tides, at Project Project. Pearson has earned both a BFA in studio art and a BA in art history from the University of Nebraska Omaha.
I Was Free in the Morning Sky, 2024
31 x 25 x 1 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $1,550
Starting Bid: $1,085
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Douglas County-Cumulonimbus-070224, 2024
Digital print on archival paper
45.5 x 32 x 1 inches, framed
BEN PLACZEK is a photographer living in Omaha, Nebraska.
"Through my lens, I aim to celebrate our natural world. I'm inspired by the organic, wild elements that thrive beyond-and despite-human interaction. With each photograph, I invite viewers to observe the wonder and complexities of our environment, its inhabitants, and the enduring rhythms of the universe. My work is a personal homage to our planet, meant to inspire in viewers a devotion to its care and preservation."
Bernini 2, 2025
66.5 x 46 x 3 inches, framed
Collage
THOMAS PRINZ is principal of Arc-Studio, which was established in 1990 to explore the disciplines of art and architecture, and is a founding member of Maple Street Construct.
Birds of South 13th and Leavenworth Street #15, 2025
Acrylic and ink on acid-free newsprint
21 x 27 x 1 inches, framed
RALPH PUGAY's (b. 1983 in Cavite, Philippines; lives and works in Portland, Oregon) art revels in raucous tension, transforming the everyday through a blend of humor and discomfort that pushes familiar scenes into strange, disarming territory. Influenced by religious iconography, non-Western pictorial traditions, and the frenetic worlds of internet culture, comics, and video games, his brightly colored, playful paintings turn recognizable scenarios into fractured reflections of contemporary life. Pugay holds a BA and MFA in Contemporary Art Practice from Portland State University. He has been in residence at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, Madison, ME; the Rauschenberg Residency, Captiva Island, FL; the Joan Mitchell Center, New Orleans, LA; and Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, Omaha, NE. Awards include a 2015 Betty Bowen Award from the Seattle Art Museum, an Oregon Arts Commission Fellowship, and a Joan Mitchell Foundation Painters and Sculptors Award.
Birds of South 13th and Leavenworth Street #16, 2025
21 x 27 x 1.5 inches, framed
The Flight of Daphne, 2025
Graphite, colored pencil, gouache, and spray paint on wood panel.
30.5 x 24 x 1.5 inches
Fair Market Value: $2,100
Starting Bid: $1,470
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BRYAN RAYMUNDO is an interdisciplinary artist living and working in Omaha, Nebraska. Born in Wichita, Kansas, he spent much of his youth living in Durango, Mexico. Raymundo earned his BFA in Printmaking from Wichita State University in 2019, and his MFA in Printmaking from Kansas State University in 2023. During this time, he earned the GSC Award for Graduate Teaching Excellence. Raymundo is the founder of Black Fragment Press and Butcher Cut Prints, established in 2024.
As a Mexican American artist, Raymundo's work is rooted in the lived experiences of navigating identity, belonging, and resistance in the United States. He explores themes of social justice, drawing from personal and collective narratives within the Mexican American community. Through a blend of contemporary expression and art historical symbolism, Raymundo recontextualizes classical references to confront and illuminate present-day injustices.
Yes We're OPEn, 2025
Wood, 3D Printed PLA plastic, acrylic paint
20 x 14.5 x 10 inches
Fair Market Value: $1,050
Starting Bid: $735
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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 place, nostalgia, politics, history, and material language. 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 3D 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 Washington Pavilion, Del Mar College Annual National Drawing and Small Sculpture Show, Contemporary Arts Museum Raleigh, and Surreal Salon 16 through Baton Rouge Gallery and Juxtapoz Magazine.
Opening Night at the Desert Circus Revival I, 2025
Oil and acrylic on canvas
31 x 48 x 2 inches, framed
JILL RIZZO is an artist living in Omaha, Nebraska. Always inspired by color, Rizzo uses expressive marks and patterns to create a visual escape with each and every view. Her subject matter oftentimes involves animals, landscapes and symbols. In combination, her work tells stories of the human condition, perseverance and bravery, making connections between every living being-flora, fauna, and human alike. Rizzo was formally schooled at St. Olaf College: Northfield, MN, MCAD: Minneapolis College of Art and Design, and finished her BFA at Creighton University. Rizzo's art has won city municipal awards, and has been shown at Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, 13th Street Gallery, Avenue Gallery, Dundee Gallery, Heller Art, Jackson Artworks, Creighton University, SPLIT Gallery, Omaha Public Library, Starbucks Headquarters in Seattle, and more.
Don't Wake Me, 2025
Acrylic, paper, on canvas
37 x 37 x 3 inches, framed
LISSA SCOTLAND is a painter based in Duluth, Minnesota. She has been creating abstract floral artworks for over twenty years. Originally from Omaha, Nebraska, Scotland works primarily with acrylic paint, pastels, and vintage paper. Her work is known for it's bold colors and layered compositions. Scotland is currently represented by galleries in Minneapolis and her work is found in several collections, including UNMC and Essential Health hospitals.
Untitled 725.1 (Night Bloom 2), 2025
31 x 25 x 1.5 inches, framed
JEFF SEDREL is a painter and printmaker from Omaha, Nebraska, where he earned his BA in Studio Art from the University of Nebraska at Omaha in 2012. After college he traveled and lived on both coasts before returning to Omaha, where he has kept a studio downtown since 2018. He has shown at numerous galleries, most recently The Garden of the Zodiac in the summer of 2025, marking his third solo show there. He has been nominated for eight different Omaha Entertainment and Arts Awards throughout the years, and has work in multiple private collections.
525.9, 2025
41 x 31 x 2 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $4,200
Starting Bid: $2,940
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Untitled (draped lattice), 2025
Glass Czech bugle beads, stainless steel wire
approx. 54 x 30 x 12 inches
Fair Market Value: $4,800
Starting Bid: $3,360
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ANGIE SEYKORA, MFA, has a process-based, studio practice rooted in play and "thinking through making." She works with ordinary materials that become the building blocks for visually transformed objects, forms and installations. Her dedicated handiwork, mechanical methods of assembly and repetition, result in dynamic, unpredictable sculptural forms that reference the history of fiber art traditions, post-minimalism and bodily systems. Seykora's work has been recognized by the Joslyn Art Museum (Made in the Plains exhibition), The International Sculpture Center, Sculpture Magazine, Art-St-Urban (Switzerland) Residency, Amplify Arts (Unrestricted Artist Grant), and the Nebraska Arts Council (Individual Artist Fellowship). Past solo exhibitions include the Mid-America Arts Alliance (Kansas City, MO), the Museum of Nebraska Arts (Kearney, NE), The Union for Contemporary Art (Omaha, NE), Creighton University, and the University of South Dakota. Seykora lives and works in Omaha, NE.
Window For Daydreamers, 2022
Assorted fabric, cochineal dye
36 x 28 x 1.5 inches
CARLIE WAGANER is a collector, weaver, and perpetual novice. She received her BFA in Fiber arts from Massachusetts College of Art and Design and her work has been shown at Distillery Gallery, Gallery@ArtBlock, Women's Studio Workshop, MaMo, Generator Space, and the Nichols House Museum. Waganer has worked as an administrator at residency centers in Tennessee, New York, and now Nebraska. In her professional life, she considers herself an "artistic administrator," where the support of artists and the realization of their goals are integral to her own artistic fulfillment. Her material practice includes categorizing, collage, coding, baking, drawing, journaling, list-making, marbling, and weaving. She is mostly interested in interconnectedness and impermanence.
A River Runs Through It, 2023
Digital C print
23 x 29 x 1.5 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $3,600
Starting Bid: $2,520
Buy It Now: $5,400
MARGEAUX WALTER is based in Joshua Tree and utilizes mediums including photography, installation, video, and performance to portray issues related to conservation, climate change, consumption, and waste. She has received multiple honors from the Magenta Foundation, Aesthetica, HeadOn Photo Festival, Photolucida, Prix de la Photographie Paris, International Photography Awards, The Julia Margaret Cameron Award, and other organizations. She has been awarded artist-in-residence programs at organizations such as Headlands Art Center, Montalvo, MacDowell Colony, Yaddo, VCCA, JTHAR, BigCi in Bilpin, Australia (Environmental award) and at Joshua Tree National Park. Her work has been exhibited nationwide at institutions including MOCA in LA, Hunterdon Art Museum, The Center for Photography in Woodstock, Tacoma Art Museum, and the Griffin Museum of Photography. Her work is featured in publications including The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Seattle Times, Boston Globe, and Blouin Art Info.
spectres (in my body), 2025
Silkscreen on powder coated steel
33.25 x 39 x 2 inches
Fair Market Value: $3,150
Starting Bid: $2,205
Buy It Now: $4,725
LELA SHAHRZAD WELCH is a sculptor and performance artist living in Los Osos, California. Her practice is a seeking of a culture rather than a participant, creating metal "tapestries" inspired by Persian myths, autobody DIY culture, and weaving. Using CNC fabrication with finishes including silkscreen, photo emulsion, and powder coating, her work considers the limitations of a primary source. Welch has exhibited throughout California with an upcoming solo show at the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art (CA) in 2026. She was recently in the Summer 2025 cohort at Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts. Welch received their MFA at the University of California, Santa Barbara, under the esteemed Chancellor's Fellowship, as a Ron Newby Fellow, a Mind and Machine Intelligence award winner and as the 2024-2025 Post MFA Artist-in-Residence Fellow. Welch is currently a Lecturer in the Art and Design department at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo.
Post-Nostalgia, Pictorial Interview with the Romantic Past, 2021
Digital collage printed on fine art paper
22.5 x 30 x 1 inches
HILARY WIESE is a multidisciplinary artist from Omaha, Nebraska, whose work spans collage, sculpture, video, and installation. Their practice explores fragmented memory, resistance, and alternative histories through digital and material experimentation. Wiese's installations have been shown at Iowa State University, the Moss Arts Center at Virginia Tech, and Generator Space in Omaha. They often work with archival materials, scanned objects, and historical artifacts-elements that carry personal and political resonance. Their independent and collaborative work includes international projects with POST-NOVIS and roles in architectural design and teaching. Wiese's work has been published in e-Flux Architecture, koozArch, and Perspecta, Horizonte Journal, and recognized with awards including the Amplify Arts Generator Grant and the High Desert Test Sites Residency.
Rose View, 2025
Handwoven tapestry in mixed fiber weft and hand-dyed warp
21 x 27 x .25 inches
ALLYCE WOOD is an artist based in Seattle, Washington. She received her MFA from the Kunsthogskolen I Oslo in Norway (2018), and furthered her textile studies at the Universitetet i Bergen (2017 & 2018). She received her BFA from Cornish College of Art (2010). Wood has had the honor of being an artist in residence at the Mary Olson Farm in Auburn, Washington (2023), the Praxis Fiber Workshop in Cleveland, Ohio (2021), and the Icelandic Textile Center in Blonduos, Iceland (2019). Recent solo exhibitions include Glimmering Code at Gallery 4Culture (2023) and Ribbons and Shirtsleeves at the White River Valley Museum. She has also had artworks included in recent group shows such as Soft Power at the Tacoma Art Museum (2023), and Mad Finale at MadArt (2024).She is the gracious recipient of grant support through institutions like 4Culture, Bildende Kunstneres Hjelpefond, Arts Council Norway, Artist Trust, and the Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs.
Melted, 2024
Alcohol-based dye markers and pigment-based pens
33 x 25 x 1.5 inches, framed
MICHAEL ZIMMERMAN is an artist from Council Bluffs, Iowa who focuses primarily on creating OpArt. Zimmerman is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist whose work explores patterns, geometry, movement, color relationships, and the distortions of shapes and patterns. The bulk of Zimmerman's physical artwork is created with the use of a large format pen plotter. With this tool, he is able to load the necessary pens and markers into the plotter's pen holder and draw with precision. To complete a typical piece using this method, it takes as many as four days to a week and dozens of passes of markers and pens.
Zimmerman has had artwork shown at several locations across Omaha, Council Bluffs, and Lincoln, such as Nebraska Wesleyan University's Elder Gallery, Star Deli Gallery, BFF Gallery, Split Gallery, Blue Barn Theater, Harvester Artist Lofts, Bemis Center, Rail + Steam, RBR Gallery, and Radial Arts Center.
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