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Maricel Reinhard,"Meet Nigel", 2022.

36th Annual Juried Undergraduate Art Exhibition opens Feb. 3

January 30, 2023

Along with the graphite drawings,

Souto artwork captures the student experience at Nebraska U

December 22, 2022

Dana Fritz's "Field Guide to a Hybrid Landscape" (University of Nebraska Press).

Fritz’s new book explores Nebraska National Forest and Grasslands

December 12, 2022

Chas Hyman, "Paradise" ,colored pencils and oil pastel on paper, "46 x 46".

Capstone Exhibition opens Dec. 12

December 5, 2022

2 art alumni to have collaborative exhibit at Project Project

December 1, 2022

People browse work available for sale at last year's Clay Club sale. This year's sales, featuring work made by graduate and undergraduate students in ceramics, photography, printmaking and painting, are Dec. 9-10 in Richards Hall. Photo by Eddy Aldana.

Winter art sales are Dec. 9-10

November 29, 2022

Aaron Spangler, "The Band Played the Night of the Johnstown Flood" (2022), carved and painted Basswood with a touch of graphite, 72 in x 124 in x 5 in.

Sculptor Spangler is next Hixson-Lied Visiting Artist lecturer

November 14, 2022

Jen Landis

Landis wins Mayor’s Arts Award

October 28, 2022

A visitor interacts with a graduate student at last year's Open Studios event. This year's Open Studios event is Nov. 11. Photo by Eddy Aldana.

UNL graduate studio art students host Open Studios Nov. 11

October 28, 2022

Photographer Sama Alshaibi presents the next Hixson-Lied Visiting Artist Lecture on Nov. 9.

Photographer Alshaibi is next Hixson-Lied Visiting Artist lecturer

October 26, 2022

Carleton Watkins, "Rancho San Antonio Rock Outcropping, Exhibit no. 6" (1861). Salted paper print. Courtesy of The Bancroft Library, UC Berkeley.

Canceled: Pictorial curator Hult-Lewis is next Hixson-Lied Visiting Scholar Lecturer

October 6, 2022

Left to right: Graduate students Sarah Jentsch, Kim Tomlinson and Hannah Demma with the edition of prints they created with Mark Dion. The image is of a lobe-finned fish surrounded by a list of terms that refer to corruption. Photo by Eddy Aldana.

Dion engages with art students in visit

October 18, 2021