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My Skin No. 4, 2024
Silver gelatin print
41 x 25 x 1.5 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $2,450
Starting Bid: $ 1,715
Buy It Now: $3,675
JOE ADDISON (b. 1986) is an Omaha-based visual artist who specializes in historic and experimental photographic processes. When not working in his Benson studio, Addison serves as Co-Curator and Gallery, Facilities Coordinator at Petshop Gallery and is a teaching artist at the Union for Contemporary Art. Education includes an AAS from Metropolitan Community College, Omaha in 2010 and a BFA from the University of Colorado Denver in 2014. Addison received a Fellowship from the Union for Contemporary Art in 2015 and a National Scholarship from the Society of Photographic Education in 2010.
Grid Yunomi Cup, 2024
3D printed prototype and modular mold process
Porcelain casting slip, colored slip, underglaze & glaze
Oxidation Fired to 5
3.5 x 4 x 4 inches
Fair Market Value: $200
Starting Bid: $140
Buy It Now: $300
SARA ALFIERI is a design-driven ceramic artist living in Lincoln, Nebraska. Alfieri designs and develops digital prototypes using C.A.D. (Computer-Aided Design) software which is then translated into physical forms through the mold-making and slip-casting process. She has been featured in several publications including the "Exposure" section of Ceramics Monthly and the Strictly Functional Pottery National Exhibition Catalogue (2021-2024). Alfieri was awarded the Studio Potter Merit Award in the 2023 NCECA Student Juried Show and Best in Show in the 2023 Art Students League of Denver Biannual Exhibition. Her work has been exhibited and represented by several recognized galleries such as the Lux Center For The Arts, The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Companion Gallery, and Charlie Cummings Gallery. She received her BFA from Illinois State University, completed a post-bachelorette program at Colorado State University, and received her MFA from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Passing Lines Modular Bowl , 2025
Porcelain casting slip, colored slip underglaze and glaze
Reduction fired to cone 9.
4 x 8 x 8 inches
Fair Market Value: $350
Starting Bid: $245
Buy It Now: $525
From a Letter in-between the Bars, 2024
Steel, handmade papier-mache, and water-based paint
22.5 x 20 x 8 inches
Fair Market Value: $3,100
Starting Bid: $2,170
Buy It Now: $4,650
ANAHITA BAGHERI is an Iranian interdisciplinary artist based in New York City. She completed her MFA at Parsons School of Design on a full presidential scholarship. Bagheri has exhibited at the 2nd Iran Contemporary Art Biennial, Arsenal Contemporary, Transmitter, and BravinLee in NYC; Bon-gah Art Book Fair, O Gallery, Etemad Gallery, and Soo Contemporary in Tehran. She has been awarded the 2025 NYFA IAMP and residencies at Vermont Studio Center, Ucross Foundation, Blue Mountain Center, and Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. Flowers appear in Bagheri's work as social, cultural, and political symbols, referencing how they appear in SWANA art, especially through Eslimi-Khataei motifs (twisting floral motifs like arabesque). She reverses the 2D tradition of Eslimi-Khataei into contemporary 3D sculptures. In her later work, feminine delicate flowers become sharp as a statement of agency and defiance. Her flowers regain power through their dangerous edges, becoming symbols of active resistance.
From the Heights, 2023
Plein air watercolor painting
17.5 x 14.5 x 1.5 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $800
Starting Bid: $560
Buy It Now: $1,200
SANDI ERICZON BRUNS holds degrees in design, fashion, and textiles from the University of Iowa, where she also completed graduate work, and at the University of Wisconsin before earning a BFA equivalent and an MFA in printmaking from the University of Hawaii. Her prints have won her various awards, including a Purchase Award from the Smithsonian Institute's Young Printmakers show. In San Francisco, she exhibited with the William Sawyer Gallery and was a member of San Francisco Women Artists. After raising two children and doing commercial and commission work for over twenty years, she became involved in public art projects in both Omaha, Nebraska and Summit County, Colorado including Wild About Colorado plein air painting festival where she won First and Second Place overall awards.
She has advocated and volunteered for the arts as President of Opera Volunteers International, Landmarks Incorporated, and as Secretary of The Summit County, Colorado Arts Council.
Cove View, 2023
14.5 x 17.5 x 1.5 inches, framed
Hope, 2025
Wood shelf with bronze figures, buckets and string
approximately 60 x 11.5 x 6 inches
Fair Market Value: $1,600
Starting Bid: $1,120
Buy It Now: $2,400
JAMIE BURMEISTER is an artist whose work has been shown globally in galleries, museums, and public spaces. He is best known for his "vermin.me" project, featuring over 1,000 installations of small ceramic figures across six continents, forty-six countries, and all fifty US states. His art has been exhibited at major institutions like the Joslyn Art Museum, Des Moines Art Center, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, Akron Art Museum, Sheldon Museum of Art, and Nicolaysen Art Museum. Burmeister has completed commissions for the University of Nebraska at Omaha, Omaha Children's Museum, and the South Omaha Library, among others. He has received multiple awards, including the Nebraska Arts Council Individual Artist Fellowships and Omaha Entertainment and Arts Awards. He holds an MFA in Sculpture from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Orange Tree, 2024
Acrylic on canvas
29 x 28 x 2 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $2,200
Starting Bid: $1,540
Buy It Now: $3,300
ERIN BUTCHER received her BFA at University of Nebraska-Lincoln, focusing on ink drawing, painting, and mixed media on wood panels. She keeps busy in a variety of media, ranging from digital illustration to canvas painting. Her work is inspired by lowbrow art, popular culture, and cartoonists. To connect or view more of her work, follow @erinjbutcherart on Instagram.
Somewhere Special, 2022
Colored pencil on bristol
15 x 12 x 1.5 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $600
Starting Bid: $420
Buy It Now: $900
CASEY CALLAHAN (b. 1996, Omaha, Nebraska) is an interdisciplinary artist and designer based in Omaha. Her practice centers on perception and the physical experience of looking, often using immersive installations or optically engaging objects to create intimate, multisensory encounters. Drawing from influences like Impressionism, Op Art, and Relational Aesthetics, she explores how viewers relate to space, form, and one another through art. Callahan holds a BFA from Nebraska Wesleyan University. Recent solo exhibitions include Baader-Meinhof and Project Project, and she has been awarded The Union for Contemporary Art's Inside/Outside Fellowship and an Artist Residency at the Chautauqua Institute.
M-130 (Motion Series), 2025
Glazed ceramic
16 x 5 x 18 inches
Fair Market Value: $4,500
Starting Bid: $3,150
Buy It Now: $6,750
RICHARD CHUNG (b. 1977, Honolulu, Hawaii) is a sculptor based in Omaha, Nebraska. His figurative works in ceramics and bronze explore motion, subtle gesture, and the complexities of human connection. After earning his BA in Studio Art at the University of California, Berkeley under Richard Shaw, Chung relocated to Omaha to work with Jun Kaneko. His work is held in major public collections, including the Daum Museum of Contemporary Art and the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art.
In 2025, Chung was awarded the public art commission for the new Omaha Central Library, where he is creating a large-scale bronze figure. Alongside this project, he continues to expand his practice into editioned bronze works.
Relax the Back Blue, 2021
Archival pigment print mounted to museum board, baltic birch, poplar, acrylic paint
22 x 22 x 2 inches
SHANE DARWENT is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice mines the commercial vernacular that lines American roadways to inform experimental photographic works, large-scale sculpture, and site-responsive installations. Within a landscape designed to overwhelm, Darwent's practice seeks out a redacted formalism in order to meditate on the transitional nature of these spaces and the shape-shifting economic constructs of which they are a part. Exhibiting internationally, Darwent has been an artist-in-residence at Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, Ragdale, the Ucross Foundation and the Jentel Artist Residency Program, as well as a Core Fellow at Penland School of Crafts. He holds an MFA from the University of Michigan (2017) and a BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art (2005). He is a 2022 Joan Mitchell Fellow and was an Artist-in-Residence at the Tulsa Artist Fellowship from 2018-2024.
Artist-in-Residence, 2020
Relax the Back Yellow, 2021
Belongings and Belonging, 2024
Stoneware, slips and glazes, electric fired to cone 6
5 x 5 x 4.5 inches
Fair Market Value: $400
Starting Bid: $280
Buy It Now: $600
LOUISE DEROUALLE, originally from Sao Paulo, Brazil, moved to the US in 2013 to pursue a Master's degree in Ceramics at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Deroualle's work is an abstracted representation of herself: her identity, the way in which she relate to others and understand the environment she is in. She use ceramic materials to create formal abstractions that reveal different facets-physical, experiential, emotional-of herself. Deroualle is currently is a Lecturer of Art at the University of North Carolina in Asheville. She exhibits nationally and has been awarded competitive residencies and fellowships, including the Roswell Artist-in-Residency, The Aspen Art Museum Fellowship, and The Center for Craft WNC Craft Futures Cohort.
Habitual Jigs, No. 5, 2024
Ceramic stoneware, cone 6 oxidation, underglaze, glaze, luster
13 x 15 x 16 inches
Fair Market Value: $2,500
Starting Bid: $1,750
Buy It Now: $3,750
JACK DOLOSZYCKI is a ceramic artist from Los Angeles, California. His work explores how routine, habit, and resilience shape identity. Drawing from experiences in sports and family labor, Doloszycki uses repetition to guide his studio practice. He creates modular ceramic forms that balance structure and emotion, using color to shift perception of shape and space. His work reflects a deep interest in the relationship between human touch and architectural language. Doloszycki earned his BA in ceramics from Southwestern University and is pursuing his MFA at Alfred University. He recently worked as an artist assistant for Jun Kaneko in Omaha, Nebraska.
Habitual Jigs, No. 4, 2024
9 x 11 x 12 and 10 x 13 x 11 inches respectively
Fair Market Value: $2,900
Starting Bid: $2,030
Buy It Now: $4,350
Flowers for the Platte River, 2023
In camera triptych, gelatin silver print.
13.5 x 17 x 1 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $900
Starting Bid: $630
Buy It Now: $1,350
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.
Abstract Dreaming #2, 2023
Oil on paper
16.5 x 20 x 1 inches
Fair Market Value: $550
Starting Bid: $385
Buy It Now: $825
LORI ELLIOTT-BARTLE, as a traveler who prefers driving on meandering backroads to speeding along Interstate highways, found her path into art-making by taking the long way. She spent fifteen years as a professional journalist and in higher education public relations before she began painting seriously.
Elliott-Bartle has shown artwork in Omaha cooperative and commercial galleries and is represented by Anderson O'Brien Fine Art in Omaha. She has had work accepted into regional and national juried shows, and her work is in private collections across the United States and in several countries. She has completed artist residencies at Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the Arts, Farwell House, and Cedar Point Biological Station.
Abstract Dreaming #1, 2023
20 x 13 x 1 inches
Slipping Off the Edge, 2025
Ink on Japanese paper, woodblock relief print
21 x 25 x 1.5 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $1,550
Starting Bid: $1,085
Buy It Now: $2,325
BETH FEIN is an interdisciplinary artist who was grew up in the Hudson Valley and now lives in Berkeley, California. She works in her Oakland studio and has long been an artist-in-residence at KALA Art Institute in Berkeley. Her art practice includes installation, sculpture, printmaking, video, and performance. She has exhibited nationally and internationally, Her work is in the collections: the Yale University Library, the Oakland Museum of California, the San Francisco Art Commission, Taller Grafica Experimental, Havana, Nevada Art Museum, UC Berkeley Graphic Arts, Bradbury Art Museum and the Zuckerman Art Museum. Fein's public art project (2005-2016) was focused on making art accessible to everyone with no fee to participate and no charge to see a performance; as a means for change, community and an opportunity to find common ground. She has been received many awards as well as artist residencies in Cuba, Spain, Argentina, Switzerland, New York, Vermont and California.
Fires Burn Cold, 2025
Ink on paper, woodblock relief print
21 x 27 x 1.5 inches, framed
Juniper Moss, 2014
Gelatin silver print
25 x 12.5 x 1 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $1,650
Starting Bid: $1,155
Buy It Now: $2,475
DANA FRITZ's work focuses on how we shape and represent the land. She holds a BFA from Kansas City Art Institute and an MFA from Arizona State University and is currently a Center for Great Plains Studies Fellow and Hixson-Lied Professor of Art in the School of Art, Art History & Design at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Her photographs and artist books have been exhibited nationally and internationally and collected by museums and libraries worldwide. In 2017, University of New Mexico Press published her monograph, Terraria Gigantica: The World under Glass that included photographs made in her artist residency at Biosphere 2. Her second trade book, Field Guide to a Hybrid Landscape, published in 2023 by University of Nebraska Press, deconstructs what was once the world's largest hand-planted forest. It is the most complete visual examination of the Nebraska National Forest at Halsey before recent wildfires burned nearly a quarter of the trees.
Limber Pine Vedawoo, 2017
Terrarium IX (Fredrick Square), 2025
Gouache and watercolor on paper
14.5 x 16 x 1 inches, framed
NEIL GRIESS is a visual artist based in Omaha, Nebraska. He creates paintings, drawings, and sculpture of landscapes such as preserved prairies and suburban spaces of personal significance. Through a combination of meticulous detail and distortion effects from photography as well as digital mapping services, a layered experience of place in the Great Plains is brought to bear to speak to perception and memory. Griess has exhibited his work in the San Francisco Bay Area and in the Midwest, including at the The Joslyn in Omaha, Nebraska. He won awards for solo exhibitions through the Omaha Entertainment and Arts Awards in 2016 and 2023, as well as a Merit Award through the Nebraska Arts Council in 2016. Griess received his BFA from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and his MFA in Art Practice from Stanford University. He teaches as an assistant professor at University of Nebraska Omaha.
Terrarium X (Drive-thru), 2025
12 x 15.5 x 1 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $1,400
Starting Bid: $980
Buy It Now: $2,100
Crevice, 2022
Ceramic, black clay body
7 x 8.5 x 9.5 inches
Fair Market Value: $6,050
Starting Bid: $4,235
Buy It Now: $9,075
DONTE K. HAYES is a research-based artist residing and working in Cliffwood, New Jersey. Hayes utilizes ceramics to inform and document the past and present to initiate healing and understanding for the future. He graduated summa cum laude from Kennesaw State University in Georgia with a BFA in Ceramics and Printmaking with an Art History minor. Hayes received an MA and MFA with honors from the University of Iowa. He was awarded a Louis Comfort Tiffany Biennial Grant in 2022. Hayes has completed residencies at MacDowell (Peterborough, NH); Penland (Bakersville, NC); and Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts (Omaha, NE). Hayes has work included in the permanent collections of the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Minnesota Museum of American Art, Crocker Art Museum, Des Moines Art Center, Stanley Museum of Art, Gibbes Museum of Art, and Newark Museum of Art, among others.
Artist-in-Residence, 2021
Shield, 2021
8 x 10 x 9.5 inches
Fair Market Value: $7,050
Starting Bid: $4,935
Buy It Now: $10,575
Leaning in #3, 2019
SIlver gelatin photograph
25 x 17 x 1.5 inches
Fair Market Value: $8,000
Starting Bid: $5,600
Buy It Now: $12,000
SHEREE HOVSEPIAN (b. 1974, Isfahan, Iran) lives and works in New York City. Her multidisciplinary practice combines photography, sculpture, drawing, and collage to explore the body, materiality, and spatial relationships. She holds an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a BFA/BA from the University of Toledo. Hovsepian's recent solo exhibition Figure Ground was presented at Uffner & Liu (New York, 2025), coinciding with the publication of her first monograph with JRP Editions. Her work has been featured in group and institutional exhibitions including the 59th Venice Biennale (The Milk of Dreams), Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts (2025), the International Center of Photography (2023), the Shah Garg Foundation (2023), and the Parrish Art Museum (2021). Her work is held in the permanent collections of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Studio Museum in Harlem, and the Bronx Museum of the Arts.
Elegiac Fires Cinder My Roots, 2025
Toquillo from Zamora, Michoacan, Padauk
47 x 23 x 4 inches
Fair Market Value: $3,150
Starting Bid: $2,205
Buy It Now: $4,725
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.
Gutter Fish, 2025
Paint on ceramic
13 x 12 x 6 inches
Fair Market Value: $1,300
Starting Bid: $910
Buy It Now: $1,950
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.
Alleviation, 2020
Graphite on paper
31 x 31 x 2 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $1,700
Starting Bid: $1,190
Buy It Now: $2,550
COURTNEY JOHNSON (Kuehn) is an artist based in Nebraska. She received a Master of Fine Arts degree in painting and drawing from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 2023 and a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in studio art at Concordia University, Nebraska in 2019. Johnson's work is an extension of herself and what she is feeling. Most of her drawings are graphite on paper, and she uses her body and self image as her content. Channeling what is going on in her mind into her art helps her come to terms with what she is feeling and how to cope with those feelings. She hopes her art can help others the way it helps her; by confronting the troubles and pain we all face to, therefore, overcome them.
Throwing Stones, 2022
Watercolor on paper
14 x 20 x 1.5 inches, framed
JERRY KINNEY is an artist living in Omaha, Nebraska. His work aims to examine the oddity and beauty of daily life. He hopes to capture the beauty light casts onto scenes of daily life. Making art encourages him to notice more-to look for beauty in daily life, in the mundane, the ordinary, and even the ugly.
a midwest education, 2023
Paper with crayon and polycarbonate
14.5 x 14 x 1 inches, framed
EPIPHANY KNEDLER is an interdisciplinary artist and educator exploring the ways we engage with history. She is inspired by the aesthetics and geopolitical landscapes of the Midwest, surveying the storied past of bold exploration and quiet melancholy. She graduated from the University of South Dakota with a BFA in Studio Art and a BA in Political Science and completed her MFA in Studio Art with an emphasis in Photography at East Carolina University. She is based in Aberdeen, South Dakota, serving as an Assistant Professor of Art and Coordinator of the Art Department at Northern State University, a Content Editor with LENSCRATCH, and the co-founder of Midwest Nice Art. Her work has been exhibited in the New York Times, Vermont Center for Photography, Lenscratch, Dek Unu Arts, and awarded through the Lucie Foundation, F-Stop Magazine, and Photolucida Critical Mass.
Waterland, 2025
Hand-cut, layered Tyvek on paper, acrylic ink
37.5 x 60 x 2.5 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $8,350
Starting Bid: $5,845
Buy It Now: $12,525
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.
To Artist's Point and Wild Tides, 2024
Pendleton wool, handspun art yarn, braided metallic cotton cord, wool roving, recycled cotton cord, vintage fiber and fabric; handwoven on a metal hoop
16 x 14 x 1 inches
KATE LAING (Lionheart Canyon Studio) is a contemporary fiber artist in Omaha, Nebraska. Originally from Arizona, she explores nostalgic inspiration from nature's landscapes and color stories in her artwork. With over a decade of experience, Laing curates reclaimed/natural fibers that are handwoven on a frame loom. The finished textural weavings are hand-sewn onto ethically foraged driftwood, inviting a tangible piece of nature to the piece. Some pieces are woven directly onto a recycled metal hoop, exploring new structural possibilities. Laing's process engages the vibrant history of textile craftsmanship and our natural world-creating heirloom (yet modern) artwork that will last for many years to come. Laing earned her BA in Studio Art from Hastings College, and also studied at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. She has exhibited with Anthropologie, Lululemon, Split Gallery and Landlock Gallery, growing a recognition of her unique voice within contemporary fiber art.
moonlines, 2016 / 2025
graphite, acrylic and colored pencil on mat board
58 x 24 x 1 inches
Fair Market Value: $6,400
Starting Bid: $4,480
Buy It Now: $9,600
ANNE LINDBERG (b. 1962, Iowa City, Iowa) works in drawing, sculpture, and textile in two and three dimensions. Her current exhibitions include Academy Art Museum, Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art (2026), TSpace in Rhinebeck, NY (2026), and Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts thru 2027. Recent exhibitions include The Textile Museum at GW University Museums and Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, and Hangar Y (Paris). A five-story glass drawing was commissioned for NYU Langone Health and Lindberg is currently working on a large-scale commission for the Des Moines International Airport (2026). Collections include Everson Museum of Art, Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts, Detroit Institute of Art, Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, US Consulate in Dhahran, Rachofsky Collection, Christy and Bill Gautreaux Collection, NYSE Chicago, Federal Reserve Bank Kansas City, and others. Lindberg is represented by Bienvenu Steinberg & C Gallery (NYC), Secrist Beach (Chicago) and Haw Contemporary (Kansas City).
Inner Silence, 2025
Mixed media on canvas
25 x 19 x 2 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $1,800
Starting Bid: $1,260
Buy It Now: $2,700
SHAWNEQUA LINDER is an Omaha-based curator, photographer, and visual artist who earned her degree in Studio Arts from Bellevue University in 2006. Her work explores the tension between chaos and order, featuring bold colors and unconventional materials. Her style evokes movement, inviting viewers into a world of emotion and imagination. Her art has been featured in group exhibitions at venues including Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, the Museum of Nebraska Art, Gallery 1516, and the Fred Simon Gallery.
Imperfect Vessel, 2024
Glazed stoneware
16 x 8 x 9 inches
LIZ MCCARTHY is a Chicago-based artist who combines ceramics with other objects and performances. She holds an MFA from the University of Illinois at Chicago and BFA from the University of North Carolina at Asheville. Most notably she has exhibited/performed at: Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Hyde Park Art Center, and Goldfinch in Chicago and Ghebaly Gallery in Los Angeles. She was recently included in Synchronicities: Intersecting Figuration with Abstraction at Bemis Center in Omaha, NE; she has participated in residencies such: Atlantic Center for the Arts, ACRE, Banff Centre, Ox-Bow, and Lighthouse Works; and had support from: Joan Mitchell Foundation, Illinois Arts Council, Chicago's Department of Tourism, and Chicago Artist Run Spaces Award. McCarthy is the founding director of GnarWare Workshop Ceramic School in Chicago.
PP23 "Docking" (with Kumihimo), 2025
Wood, embroidery thread, acrylic paint, clear finish
10 x 8 x 4 inches
Fair Market Value: $500
Starting Bid: $350
Buy It Now: $750
TODD MCCOLLISTER is an Omaha-based artist working in wood and mixed media, on a range of themes from the predicaments of life to more formal ideas like pattern and geometry. The "Panel Paintings" series are almost paintings, almost sculptures, and almost collages. Using the plywood panel as a base, he drills, cuts, sews, and glues to ride the line between image and object. Craft traditions are a heavy influence. He shows frequently in Omaha, and his work can be found in lots of private collections in Nebraska and New York. McCollister is the designer, builder, and floor sweeper at Long Grain Furniture, and he runs a monthly event series where Omaha artists can share advice with one another, called "First Tuesdays at Todd's." He earned an MFA in Sculpture from Stony Brook University and a BFA in Sculpture and Photography from Texas Christian University.
Warp/Weft Platter, 2020
Slip, underglaze, glaze on earthenware
3 x 18 x 18 inches
Fair Market Value: $1,000
Starting Bid: $700
Buy It Now: $1,500
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.
Lullwater, 2025
Watercolor and oil pastel on canvas
25 x 37 x 1.5 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $1,350
Starting Bid: $945
Buy It Now: $2,025
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.
Part of Being Human, 2024
Silkscreen on vellum, Posca pen on acetate, wood frame, eyehook and fishwire
20 x 35 x 1.5 inches
Fair Market Value: $450
Starting Bid: $315
Buy It Now: $675
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.
astrolab No. 1, 2025
24 x 12 x 2 inches
Fair Market Value: $3,300
Starting Bid: $2,310
Buy It Now: $4,950
CHRISTINA NARWICZ bases much of her work on the natural world. Although often abstracted, the painter's organic themes clearly reference botany, the Caribbean Islands, the constantly changing environment as well as her own garden. Narwicz has exhibited nationally and internationally in both solo and group shows. Her paintings have been featured in publications such as Metropolitan Home, Omaha Magazine, Florida Design Magazine, The Palm Beacher, the Omaha World-Herald, and Vail Luxury Real Estate. Awarded an Artist-in-Residence at Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, she has received grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Mid America Arts Alliance as well two Individual Artist Fellowship awards. Most recently Narwicz has been nominated for the Joan Mitchell Foundation Grant.
Artist-in-Residence, 1987 & 1990
astrolab No. 2, 2025
Novelty Landscape No. 1, 2025
Collage on 1966 USDA poster
22 x 25 x 0.5 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $950
Starting Bid: $665
Buy It Now: $1,425
GARRY NOLAND is originally from South Dakota and lives in Independence, Missouri. His studio practice has been in Kansas City except for three years in Los Angeles. He received a BA (History of Art) from UMKC in 1978. Recognitions include a National Endowment for the Arts/Mid-America Arts Alliance Fellowship (Works on Paper/Painting) in 1994, a Studios Inc. Residency Fellowship in 2012, and a Charlotte Street Visual Artists Fellowship in 2013. Selected solo exhibits have been at Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, Cleve Carney Museum of Art, and Kiosk Gallery. Selected group exhibits have been at John Michael Kohler Art Center, California State University-Dominguez Hills, Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, and National Building Arts Center, East St. Louis, IL. Future projects are at Fine Art and Design Center, Overland Park, KS, Material Exhibitions, Chicago, IL, and Nick Ryan Gallery, Boulder, CO. Since 2020 he has operated Holsum Gallery, an artist-run space, in Kansas City.
Throne, 2024
Charcoal fired ceramics, gold leaf and resin
50 x 24 x 24 inches
Fair Market Value: $9,500
Starting Bid: $6,650
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MATTHEW O'REILLY is an artist working between ceramics and sculpture.
"My studio practice uses the sculpted figure as a launching pad for conversation about the human condition. I am particularly concerned with asking questions about our collective values through the framework of monuments and public statuary. structures. I employ the grotesque in my armoury of satire in order to rupture the boundaries of what we 'know.' I do this by dissecting the body into distorted fragments that come back together to solicit curiosity and repulsion. I aim to make reflexive work that pushes, pulls, and complicates dialogues around identity. Ceramics, metal working, readymades, paint and plaster processes are used as sites for intuitive investigation of the body."
Rock/Face, 2025
17.5 x 13 x 2 inches, framed
KC OGO is an artist from Nigeria living in Omaha, Nebraska. Growing up in the vibrant city of Lagos, with its bustling population of over 25 million, he learned to see beauty amid the chaos. He draws inspiration from the people, nature, and the rich history of his homeland. Through his art, he connects with his ancestors, bringing to life icons, faces, tribal marks, and patterns that celebrate his cultural heritage.
She's Got Curves, 2025
Paper and wire on canvas
40 x 50 x 4.5 inches
Fair Market Value: $4,800
Starting Bid: $3,360
Buy It Now: $7,200
SHIRI PHILLIPS is a painter and mixed media artist based in Omaha, Nebraska, known for her vibrant, energetic works that blend painterly technique with a graphic, pixelated style. In addition to her signature impasto paintings, she creates woven works using hand-painted and recycled paper, which she cuts and weaves into layered, dimensional compositions. Phillips earned her BA in Art History from the University of Nebraska at Omaha's College of Communication, Fine Arts, and Media. Drawing inspiration from the Mediterranean and Southern California landscapes where she spent her childhood, her work is defined by bold color, repetition, and a deep connection to place and memory. Since beginning her studio practice, Phillips has quickly built a strong presence in both regional and national art scenes. Her work has been exhibited widely at galleries and art fairs across the United States, including in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Austin, and Dallas. She is represented by Artspace Warehouse (Los Angeles), Kunstwarenhaus (Zurich), Modern Arts Midtown (Omaha), and PxP Contemporary, and is also featured on Saatchi Art and TurningArt.
Pivot 3, 2024
Ink and gouache on paper
25.5 x 33 x 1 inches
Fair Market Value: $3,000
Starting Bid: $2,100
Buy It Now: $4,500
AMY PLEASANT has exhibited widely at venues including Laney Contemporary, Savannah, Georgia; Birmingham Museum of Art, Alabama; Hunter Museum of American Art, Chattanooga, Tennessee; Hesse Flatow, New York City; Institute 193, Lexington, Kentucky; whitespace gallery, Atlanta, Georgia; SEPTEMBER, Hudson, New York; Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami, Florida; Tif Sigfrids, Athens, Georgia; Adams and Ollman, Portland, Oregon; Jeff Bailey Gallery, Hudson/NYC; Atlanta Contemporary, Atlanta, Georgia. Awards include a Guggenheim Fellowship, South Arts Prize for Alabama, Joan Mitchell Foundation Painters and Sculptors Award and Alabama State Council on the Arts. Her work has been reviewed in Art in America, Art Papers, Artforum, The Brooklyn Rail, Burnaway and Sculpture. Collections include Hunter Museum of American Art, Coca-Cola Fine Art Collection, Birmingham Museum of Art, Zuckerman Museum of Art, Google Ventures Collection, Knoxville Museum of Art, US Embassy, Dubai, The Columbus Museum of Art, and The Progressive Art Corporation, among others.
Untitled (Segmenting with mirror #1), 2015
Pigment print
21 x 34 x 1.5 inches
HEATHER RASMUSSEN is an artist living in Los Angeles, California. She choreographs scenes resulting in photographs, sculptures and videos using her own body, plaster casts of her legs and feet, oddly shaped vegetables, mirrors, and collection of possessions that are loaded with personal and historical meaning. Her work has been featured in numerous exhibitions worldwide, with recent inclusions at Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, Omaha, NE (2025) and The deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Lincoln, MA (2022). Notable awards an Emergency Grant from the Foundation of Contemporary Art (2014). Rasmussen received a MFA from CalArts, Valencia, CA, 2007 and a BFA from the UC, Irvine, CA, 2004. She co-founded Probably Gallery in Los Angeles in 2023, alongside artist Julian Hoeber. Rasmussen's work can be found in the permanent collections of the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, CA.
Quiet Accumulations, 2025
Impressed ceramic wall hanging with underglaze and glaze.
8.5 x 8.5 x 3 inches
MAKENZIE RAYMUNDO is a mixed media artist and educator living and working in Omaha, Nebraska. Originally from Gretna, Nebraska, Raymundo earned her BFA in Art Education with a specialization in Ceramics from the University of South Dakota in 2020 and her MFA in Ceramics from Kansas State University in 2023. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including her first international solo exhibition at GaleriÃ'Âa Omar Alonzo in Puerto Vallarta Mexico in January of 2024. Raymundo's practice centers on the surface as a site of meditative labor, where repetition becomes both a process and a form of reflection. Through layering, mark-making, and accumulation, she engages in a slow, deliberate exploration of material and time. Each gesture builds upon the last, creating textured fields that hold evidence of endurance, presence, and transformation.
Strata, 2025
Impressed ceramic wall hanging with underglaze, glaze, and silica sand.
MAKENZIE RAYMUNDO is a mixed media artist and educator living and working in Omaha, Nebraska. Originally from Gretna, Nebraska, Raymundo earned her BFA in Art Education with a specialization in Ceramics from the University of South Dakota in 2020 and her MFA in Ceramics from Kansas State University in 2023. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including her first international solo exhibition at Galeria Omar Alonzo in Puerto Vallarta Mexico in January of 2024. Raymundo's practice centers on the surface as a site of meditative labor, where repetition becomes both a process and a form of reflection. Through layering, mark-making, and accumulation, she engages in a slow, deliberate exploration of material and time. Each gesture builds upon the last, creating textured fields that hold evidence of endurance, presence, and transformation.
Deep Blue, 2023
Painted pleated aluminum
16 x 16 x 3 inches
Fair Market Value: $850
Starting Bid: $595
Buy It Now: $1,275
JODI REEB received a BFA degree in Fine Arts from the Minneapolis College of Art & Design (MCAD) where she instructed printmaking for over nine years. Reeb has been a full-time working artist creating nature-inspired, metal wall sculptures that emulate water, sunshine and organic shapes. The elements are hand-formed piece by piece for repetition and rhythm found in nature. She has and a teacher in Minneapolis for over twenty-nine years. She has exhibited throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Ireland. She has received support for her work through the Minnesota State Arts Grants in 2021 and 2018. Reeb has been awarded numerous artist residencies including Hinge Arts, MN, North Dakota Museum of Arts, and Vermont Art Center. Her work is in many residential and corporate collections including Google Headquarters, NY, United HealthCare Group Headquarters, DC, Dain and Rauscher, PA, University of Minnesota, CBS Conservatory, and Wells Fargo Home Mortgage.
Melted Plains, 2024
Ceramic stoneware, slips, glaze, fired to cone 7
19 x 18 x 15 inches
Fair Market Value: $4,000
Starting Bid: $2,800
Buy It Now: $6,000
GARET REYNEK was born in Omaha, Nebraska in 1986 and is currently based out of Omaha, Nebraska. He received a BA from Hastings College in Ceramics and Business in 2010, and as of 2018 Reynek earned a Masters in Fine Arts (ceramics) at Wichita State University. He has been a studio assistant to artists Jun Kaneko, Conrad Snider, and John Balistreri. Reynek has adjunct taught at Butler Community College, Wichita State University, and Newman University. His works involve abstract ceramic sculptures derived from experiences and visions one may encounter when moving through urban environments. Reynek has been a resident artist at Watershed Center For Ceramics Arts and exhibited in Wichita's national juried exhibition and Beyond the Brick Yard 10th annual exhibition in Helena, MT.
Hold on to Your Hat, 2019
31 x 31 x 1 inches
LARRY ROOTS (1951-2025) was a full-time painter and sculptor who resided in Omaha, Nebraska. He earned his BA in painting from the University of Northern Colorado where he was named the 2005 Alumni of the Year in the visual arts. He was the owner/director of Modern Arts Midtown Art Gallery, showed regionally and nationally, and is in corporate, public and private collections including the Sheldon Museum of Art, the Museum of Nebraska Art and the Sioux City Art Center, Iowa.
Dream Warriors, Study 2, 2024
Pen & ink on paper
27 x 21 x 1.5 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $2,000
Starting Bid: $1,400
Buy It Now: $3,000
SARAH ROWE is a visual artist based in Omaha, Nebraska. Her work opens cross-cultural dialogues by utilizing methods of painting, printmaking, textiles, performance, and Native American ceremony in unconventional ways. Rowe projects her vision of contemporary Indigenous experience into the mix with an offbeat enchantment. Her imagined landscapes are bold and vibrant, containing a shape-shifting bestiary of tales both familiar and strange. Rowe holds a BA in studio art from Webster University, studying in St. Louis, Missouri and Vienna, Austria. She is of Lakota and Ponca descent.
Artist-in-Residence, 2014
Untitled (layered meditation), 2022
Ink on paper
17 x 14 x 1 inches, framed
LYNNETTE THERESE SAUER is a visual artist making slow drawings at the intersection of creative and contemplative practice. She studied painting at the Herron School of Art + Design in Indianapolis, IN and now lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. Recent group exhibitions include Garvey|Simon (New York, NY), Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts (Omaha, NE), Ryan James Fine Arts (Kirkland, WA), Starta Arta (New York, NY) and Artexpo Dallas (Dallas, TX). Sauer has held positions in event programming and production at the Whitney Museum of American Art and Rubin Museum of Art. In addition to her studio practice, she co-writes the newsletter Circling (circlingcircling.substack.com) and facilitates community artmaking workshops.
Orange Cloud with Holes, 2010
29 x 15 x 12 inches
IGGY SUMNIK (1982-2023) grew up in Detroit and earned a BFA from Wayne State University in 2004. In 2005 he became an assistant at the Kaneko Studio and then in 2008 moved on to establish his ArtByIggy Studio. He became a fixture in the Omaha arts community and creative catalyst to many artists and students. Sumnik's iconic jellybeans, shark heads, imaginative sculptures and birds on a wire were one part of his colorful oeuvre. Sumnik was heavily invested in and inspired by the many opportunities available to young artists through the Omaha art world, including Bemis Center, where Iggy was an Artist-in-Residence. He wanted to give back to Bemis in gratitude for its commitment to the arts and regularly contributed his creations to the Bemis Auction. Sumnik's family is proud to continue in his footsteps providing legacy artwork to benefit the Bemis mission.
Artist-in-Residence, 2013-2014
Striped Cloud, 2010
16 x 24 x 19 inches
Fair Market Value: $1,850
Starting Bid: $1,295
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Fragment, Small Springs (backsplash) AP, 2019, revised 2025
Selected fragment of color lithograph, hand colored and with pearlescent powder
15 x 20 x 1 inches, framed
BARBARA TAKENAGA was awarded a John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship in 2020 and was commissioned by New York MTA Arts & Design to create a permanent installation of mosaic and laminated glass for the Metro-North Railroad White Plains Station. She also completed a thirty-foot wall mosaic at NYU Langone as part of their permanent art collection. In the fall of 2017, Williams College Museum of Art organized a twenty-year survey of Takenaga's work, curated by Debra Bricker Balken, accompanied by a book published by Prestel. Other presentations of her work include a two person exhibition at Bemis Center in Omaha, NE (2018); a large-scale public commission for SPACE | 42 at The Neuberger Museum of Art in NY (2017); and a large-scale installation Nebraska (2015-17) at MASS MoCA in North Adams, MA. She lives and works in New York City.
Untitled (holding), 2023
Glaze on ceramic
18 x 13 x 9 inches
IREN TETE (Sofia, Bulgaria and San Diego, California) is a sculptor whose practice centers ceramic materials, architecture, and language. Investigating poetic and theoretical systems of thought, seeing, and navigation, her sculptures collapse language of the industrial-infrastructural and human-organic. Recent exhibitions include solo shows at the Sarasota Art Center (Sarasota, FL), Union University (Jackson, TN), Galleri Urbane (Dallas, TX), and Gallery 371 (Calgary, Canada). Recent group exhibitions include biennials in Italy and Latvia and shows at Kouri + Corrao (Santa Fe, NM), the Dallas Art Fair, and Untitled Art, Miami Beach. Tete has participated in residencies at Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts (Omaha, NE), Hambidge Center (Rabun Gap, GA), the Archie Bray Foundation (Helena, MT), Zentrum fur Keramik (Berlin, Germany), and will be in residence at the Wassaic Project (Amenia, NY) in 2025.
Artist-in-Residence, 2024
DODECAHEDRON, 2011
Salvaged wood, gold spray paint, adhesives, cardboard, and three dimensional space.
32 x 38 x 38 inches
BART VARGAS is a Visual Artist, Educator, and Advocate from Bellevue, Nebraska. He received his BFA from the University of Nebraska at Omaha, and his MFA at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. He has exhibited nationally and internationally, and his work can be found in many collections throughout the world. Vargas lives in Omaha, Nebraska, where he publishes a weekly list of local Arts, Culture, and Entertainment events on social media, and operates an international studio with his wife Bekah Jerde. Vargas serves as a Professor and Chair of Visual Arts/Graphic Arts Program at Iowa Western Community College in Council Bluffs, Iowa, as well as on several local boards of nonprofit organizations.
Artist-in-Residence, 2013
Cork Tree II Portugal , 2025
Archival pigment ink print with watercolor, graphite, charcoal, oil pencil
36 x 96 x 2 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $12,650
Starting Bid: $8,855
Buy It Now: $18,975
LAURIE VICTOR KAY (b. 1971) is a multidisciplinary artist whose work blurs the lines between photography, painting, installation, and digital mediums to address constructed imagination, idealization, and a sense of the surreal. Her various bodies of work range from photographic series that reimagine and abstract the everyday to autobiographical mixed-media series that examine the psyche, vulnerability, and contemporary culture. Throughout all her practice, she emphasizes seemingly opposing elements as a means to visualize psychological landscapes and the structural interactions between nature and the inorganic. She studied painting at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and photography at Columbia College Chicago (BFA, 1995). She has exhibited throughout the United States and Europe, and her work is held in numerous private collections.
Leaf Fallen Alcove, 2025
Wood, acrylic, plexiglass, and archival inkjet print
45 x 45 x 2 inches
Fair Market Value: $4,200
Starting Bid: $2,940
Buy It Now: $6,300
THOMAS WHARTON is an interdisciplinary artist recently working in ceramics, sculpture, and photography. He lives and works in Sioux City, Iowa. His current work explores how art interacts with everyday spaces by reimagining the tokonoma, a traditional Japanese display alcove, as an outdoor installation that responds to weather, light, and time. These evolving works combine natural materials, ceramic forms, and mirrors to reflect changing surroundings and shift viewer perception. Wharton earned a BFA from the Savannah College of Art and Design and an MFA from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. His work has been exhibited nationally, including at First Street Gallery in New York and Satellite Contemporary in Las Vegas, and featured in New American Paintings. He is an Assistant Professor of Art and Director of the Clausen Art Gallery at Briar Cliff University.
Thawed Alcove, 2025
45.5 x 45 x 2.5 inches
Birds of a feather, 2025
Mechanical pencil on archival paper
40 x 45.5 x 2 inches, framed
Fair Market Value: $4,900
Starting Bid: $3,430
Buy It Now: $7,350
WATIE WHITE (b. 1971) is an Omaha-based painter, printmaker, and public artist. Since relocating to Omaha in 2006, White's studio and public practice has created site-specific, socially engaged installations and murals that have led to collaborations with over a dozen schools and more than a hundred murals with nonprofits and neighborhood communities throughout the Midwest. White's work has been featured in exhibitions at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art (Bentonville, AR), the Minneapolis Institute of Art (Minneapolis, MN), Museum of Nebraska Art (Kearney, NE), Joslyn Art Museum (Omaha, NE), the Telfair Museums (Savannah, GA), The Mint Museum (Charlotte. NC), The Frist Center for the Arts (Nashville, TN), and the Dixon Gallery & Gardens (Memphis, TN).
Summer Solstice, 2025
Acrylic and oil on muslin mounted to beveled board
Print processes include monotype and screenprint
28 x 22 x 2.5 inches
Fair Market Value: $4,650
Starting Bid: $3,255
Buy It Now: $6,975
PAULA WILSON is a multidisciplinary artist based in Carrizozo, New Mexico. Her vibrant, layered works span painting, printmaking, video, performance, and installation. Exploring the interplay between human and non-human forms, Wilson blurs the line between art and daily life. She has had solo exhibitions at the California African American Museum (Los Angeles, CA); the Tang Teaching Museum (Saratoga Springs, NY); 55 Walker (New York, NY); Emerson Dorsch Gallery (Miami, FL); and Bemis Center, where she presented The Backward Glance in 2017. Her awards include Bemis Center's Ree Kaneko Award (2024), the Ossorio Fellowship at Colby College (2022-23), the Hodder Fund Grant from Princeton University (2020), and the Joan Mitchell Foundation Painters & Sculptors Grant (2009). Her recent monograph, Paula Wilson: Toward the Sky's Back Door, surveys nearly two decades of her work. Wilson is co-founder of the Carrizozo Artist-in-Residency program and MoMAZoZo.
Perseverance Is An Ugly Race, 2025
Screenprint, woodcut, and hand coloring
18 x 23 x 1 inches, framed
AMY XU is an artist based in Lincoln, Nebraska. She received her Associate's Degree in illustration and is currently at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for her BFA in art with an emphasis in printmaking. Xu's favorite mediums involve various printmaking and paper forms to create soft and dreamlike narratives. Her work is primarily expressed through playful but precise details drawing inspiration from East Asian influences and emphasizing the Asian American experience through her imagery.
Red Sky, 2025
Ikat woven tapestry
71 x 61 inches
Fair Market Value: $18,500
Starting Bid: $12,950
Buy It Now: $27,750
MARY ZICAFOOSE is a Nebraska artist and a master at weft ikat, a complex resist-dye weaving process. Her work in ikat tapestry has been represented in the International Triennial of Tapestry, Lodz, Poland; Museo de Textil, Oaxaca, Mexico; China National Silk Museum, Hangzhou and the collections of over two dozen United States Embassy's abroad. Her education includes a BFA from St. Mary's College, Notre Dame, Indiana, with graduate studies at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and the University of Nebraska. A three-time USA Artist Fellowship nominee, Zicafoose is co-director emeritus of the American Tapestry Alliance. Extensive exhibition, teaching, mentoring, and lecture venues include the de Young Museum, San Francisco, Penland School of Craft, Penland, NC and universities, conferences, Guilds, and textile programs worldwide. She is the author of Ikat: The Essential Guide to Weaving Resist Dyed Cloth. More information can be found at maryzicafoose.com.
Artist-in-Residence, 2008
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