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 — dedicated to promoting the growth and appreciation of the arts in the Omaha community.

We All Come Home Someday, Artwork by Buffy Nelson, Opening Reception

MoonRise Gallery 2812 N Main St, Elkhorn, NE, United States

MoonRise Gallery show openings feature local artists who are a part of the Omaha arts community, just as KVNO is a part of the local arts community. We believe Buffy Nelson's art opening will be of interest to art lovers and environmentalists in the community.

Free

We All Come Home Someday, Artwork by Buffy Nelson, Opening Reception

MoonRise Gallery 2812 N Main St, Elkhorn, NE, United States

MoonRise Gallery show openings feature local artists who are a part of the Omaha arts community, just as KVNO is a part of the local arts community. We believe Buffy Nelson's art opening will be of interest to art lovers and environmentalists in the community.

Free

April 5th First Friday

Benson Creative District Downtown Benson Omaha, NE 68104 5603 NW Radial Hwy, Omaha, NE, United States

First Friday Art Walk in the Benson Creative District

Free

In Conversation with Lauren and Lee

KANEKO 1111 Jones St, Omaha, NE, United States

Our collaborative partnership with KVNO in regard to our creative thinking spaces at the Kaneko is one in which we highly value and hold in high regard. Through the Kaneko KVNO audience listeners get the opportunity to experience our one of a kind programming. For example what makes this conversational event so unique is the people leading the event. This is a an informal performance and conversation between choreographers Lauren Simpson and Galen Rogers and visual artist Lee Running. Lauren and Galen’s creative interests lie at the intersection of bodies and objects. We were drawn to Lee Running’s work because the objects she creates are often made from the material of the body, specifically the bodies and bones of deer that have been struck by vehicles. The skeletal structure of a deer and that of a full grown human are similar in dimension, shape, and weight. This offered a starting point for a collaboration. Through the careful and attentive practice of choreography, we hope to discover a new perspective on the sculptures, as well as open up a conversation about embodiment, violence, healing, and connection.

TBD
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