Nebraska - art dealers and museums - Directory

Art in America, Annual, 1999

LINCOLN

2919. Haydon Gallery
Nebraska Art Association
335 N 8th St, Suite A 68508
(402) 475-5421, fax (402) 475-5422
Mon-Sat 10-5 Dir: Anne Pagel
Contemporary American art. A project of the
Nebraska Art Association in support of the
Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery and Sculpture
Garden. E-mail: haydongallery@navix.net
G/P/C/N

Artists exhibited: Donna Barger, Kate Brooke,
Judith Cherry, Marcia Goldenstein, Charles
Guildner, Karen Kunc, Nancy Palmeri, Jane
Pronko, Tom Riesing, Ed Rumbaugh, John
Spence, Carol Thompson

2920. Vivian Kiechel Fine Art
2341 Bretigne Dr 68512
(402) 423-0340, fax (402) 423-4270 By appt
Dir: Vivian Kiechel
19th- and 20th-century prints, drawings, and
paintings; regional art. E-mail: vivian@kiechelart.
com; Web site: www.kiechelart.com D/P/C

Artists exhibited: Thomas Hart Benton, George
Catlin, John Steuart Curry, Hal Holoun, Winslow
Homer, Keith Jacobshagen, Karen Kunc,
Reginald Marsh, Dale Nichols, John Sloan,
James McNeill Whistler, Grant Wood

2921. Noyes Art Gallery
119 S 9th St 68508
(402) 475-1061 Mon-Sat 10-5
Dir: Julia Noyes
Regional artists. G

Artists exhibited: Jo Brown, Sheila Downey,
Robert Egan, Tony Guido, Janna Harsch, James
Howe, Lois Meysenburg, Pat Murphy, Faridun
Negmat-Zoda, Karen Neppl-Weverka, Julia
Noyes, Tom Palmerton

2922. University of Nebraska
Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery and
Sculpture Garden
12th & R Sts 68588-0300
(402) 472-2461
Tue-Sat 10-5, Thu-Sat eves 7-9, Sun 2-9
Dir: George W. Neubert
20th-century American art. U

Artists exhibited: Fletcher Benton, Judy Burton,
Robert Colescott, John Steuart Curry, Helen
Frankenthaler, Charles Rain, Robert Rauschenberg,
Larry Schwarm

OMAHA

2923. Artists' Cooperative Gallery
405 S 11th St 68102
(402) 342-9617 Wed-Thu, Sun 11-5, Fri-Sat 11-10
Dir: Dale Shenefelt
Artist-owned and -operated gallery showing
contemporary work. N

Artists exhibited: N. Byram, Sally Dreyer, Carol
Meis Ellington, Joan Fetter, Dona Lee Golden,
Nancy Gould-Ratliff, Judy Greif, Doyle Howitt,
Jerry Jacoby, Pamela A. King, Chris Kraft, Valerie
Light-Anderson, Alessandra Petersen, Amy
Sadie, Margie Schimenti, Dale Shenefelt, Jill Ten
Hagen, John Vanman, Linda Wooten-Green, Pete
Wrobnewski

2924. Bemis Center for
Contemporary Arts
724 S 12th St 68102-3202
(402) 341-7130, fax (402) 341-9791
International residency program for visual artists;
studios, workspaces, living accommodations,
stipends. Gallery exhibitions, performing arts
events, concerts, and video screenings. N

2925. Gallery 72
2709 Leavenworth 68105-2399
(402)345-3347 Wed-Mon 10-5
Dir: Robert D. Rogers/Roberta B. Rogers
Contemporary art in all media; corporate
consulting; framing. G/P/C

Artists exhibited: Juan Gardy Artigas, Gary
Bowling, Sheryl Ellinwood, Ed Evans, Harold
Gregor, John Himmelfarb, Timothy J. Klunder,
Richard Mock, George W. Neubert, Joseph
Raffael, Minna Resnick, Paul Sierra, Carol
Summers

2926. Joslyn Art Museum
2200 Dodge St 68102-1292
(402) 342-3300, fax (402) 342-2376
Tue-Sat 10-4, Sun 12-5
Dir: John E. Scholder
Encyclopedic museum with an emphasis on
19th- and 20th-century European and American
art. Web site: www.joslyn.org M

2927. Adam Whitney Gallery
8725 Shamrock Rd 68114
(402) 393-1051, fax (402) 392-1976
Mon-Sat 10-5 Dir: Carol Copple
Paintings and fine crafts. G

Artists exhibited: Brad Aldridge, Ken & Kate
Anderson, Dan Boylan, Tom Corbin, Brad
Durham, Frank Fleming, Mitchell Gaudet, Melinda
Hall, Chris Hawthorne, Colin Heaney, Philip
Hershberger, Brian Hirst, Janice Johnson, Faye
Kim, Sydney Lynch, Jim Nowak, Paul Otero,
Jessie Pollock, Robert Rector, Sally
Schrohenloher, John Thein, Kenny Walton

The Guide is a comprehensive alphabetical listing, arranged by state and city, of U.S. museums, galleries, university galleries, non-profit exhibition spaces, corporate consultants, private dealers and print dealers.

Included are addresses, phone numbers, business hours, names of directors and a short description of the type of art shown.

Institutions are categorized by the following designations: G (gallery), M (museum), U (university gallery), N (non-profit exhibition space), C (corporate consultant), D (private dealer), P (print dealer). Artists exhibited at each location are listed; artists with upcoming one-person exhibitions are grouped together at the end of the listing. Each institution is assigned a key number, used for cross-referencing in all indexes.

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