“This series is a collection and journey of what growth looks like, with each piece revealing a piece of tangled webs inside a mind looking for hope or that splinter of light at the end of a tunnel. Some people simply cannot speak and write what is deep inside, but you can give them some paint and they can make you feel it. My hope is that my art can connect with something inside of yourself, that you may be able to feel inspired to not feel alone and that if you’re in a place where you find yourself laying on the cold tile floor…that God speaks to you and says, “Talitha Cumi.” And places a paintbrush in your hands.”
Sophia Ruppert – Atrium Artist
“In my practice, “material” refers to any object that is human-made and does not naturally occur in nature. Physical things inform every part of our being. they connect us to other times and root us in community. Fabric swaddles us through life, tools aid our labor, dishes hold our food. By nature of necessity, materials chronicle our history as complex individuals and, when dissociated from use, catalogue our existence as artifacts. As I work, I consider our human nature and ask further questions: making up answers when I find none or am unsatisfied with a resolution.”
Join us for an enchanting evening of holiday magic at the Omaha Symphony Christmas Pops Concert! Get ready to be swept away by the joyful sounds of the symphony as they perform beloved Christmas classics and seasonal favorites.... Read More
7 weeks Of Improv Comedy lessons Tuesday nights 6-7:30 pm Nov 7th through Dec 19th Must join in first three weeks. Learn the art of being in the moment and playing the truth of a scene with long-form improv. It’s... Read More
We are thrilled to host the Opening Artist Reception featuring the remarkable works of Ron Nordyke and Nick Gadbois. Join us for an evening filled with art, conversation, and celebration on December 14th from 5 to 7 pm.... Read More
We are thrilled to host the Opening Artist Reception featuring the remarkable works of Ron Nordyke and Nick Gadbois. Join us for an evening filled with art, conversation, and celebration on December 14th from 5 to 7 pm.... Read More
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Summer 2022 Exhibtions
Tammi Reeves – Gallery Artist
“This series is a collection and journey of what growth looks like, with each piece revealing a piece of tangled webs inside a mind looking for hope or that splinter of light at the end of a tunnel. Some people simply cannot speak and write what is deep inside, but you can give them some paint and they can make you feel it. My hope is that my art can connect with something inside of yourself, that you may be able to feel inspired to not feel alone and that if you’re in a place where you find yourself laying on the cold tile floor…that God speaks to you and says, “Talitha Cumi.” And places a paintbrush in your hands.”
Sophia Ruppert – Atrium Artist
“In my practice, “material” refers to any object that is human-made and does not naturally occur in nature. Physical things inform every part of our being. they connect us to other times and root us in community. Fabric swaddles us through life, tools aid our labor, dishes hold our food. By nature of necessity, materials chronicle our history as complex individuals and, when dissociated from use, catalogue our existence as artifacts. As I work, I consider our human nature and ask further questions: making up answers when I find none or am unsatisfied with a resolution.”
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