April 2 – May 29 Opening Reception: April 2, 5-7pm
National Juried Cup Exhibition
Jenni Brant
Linda Arbuckle juries LUX Center for the Arts’ second annual National Juried Cup Exhibition. Arbuckle is known for the luscious majolica surfaces on her functional ceramic wares. Arbuckle has taught ceramics at the University of Florida since 1992. This exhibition showcases the diverse expressions of functional and non-functional cups.
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May 7 – June 26 Opening Reception: May 7, 5-7pm
International Encaustic Artists: Exploring the Triptych
Margaret Berry
In this group exhibition, International Encaustic Artists (IEA) members use the format of the triptych as a creative catalyst to make paintings, sculptures, and installations. IEA is a professional artists’ organization with members in the United States and Canada. Their mission is to raise awareness about the fine art of encaustics. This medium of hot wax combined with colored pigments has captivated artists for centuries and is known for its vivid colors and variation of surfaces.
Sponsored by: Berry Law Firm
June 4 – 26 Opening Reception: June 4, 5-7pm
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Anne Burton
Artist-in-Residence, Anne Burton, has created a series of brightly colored and whimsical paintings, prints, and sculptures for this solo exhibition. In her work, Burton depicts imaginary scenes of miniature objects that interact with each other and their environment. She says, that by creatively “playing” in her studio, she is able to use narratives in her work to “distill, understand, and transform reality.”
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Professional Position Available: Education Director
Responsible for planning and implementing all education programs for the art center. The successful candidate will have an absolute passion for visual arts education, be a self-starter, and very motivated.
Full-time
Send cover letter and resume by March 19 to:
LUX Center for the Arts
2601 N 48th Street
Lincoln, NE 68504
For more information, email Jo Ann Emerson or call 402.466.8692
Position will be filled when a suitable candidate is found and might be prior to the deadline.
LUX Center for the Arts is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified persons are encouraged to apply.
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Professional Practice Workshop: Artist Statement Critique with Daniel
Veneciano, director of Sheldon Museum of Art
Monday, April 12 from 5:30pm to 8pm
Registration and materials deadline: March 29
Fee: $10 (includes dinner)
This is a great opportunity for aspiring or established artists to have
their artist statement critiqued in a group setting facilitated by Daniel
Veneciano, director of Sheldon Museum of Art. Participants must submit
their current artist statement and 3-6 images of their artwork on a CD
with their registration fee to the LUX by March 29. Space is limited to
12 participants. Call 466.8692 or stop in to register.
Celebrate your birthday at the LUX
LUX Center now offers 'artsy' birthday parties! Party pricing includes one hour and a half class with professional art instruction, materials for projects, and time to enjoy cake and presents. Hand decorated commemorative plate available at an additional fee. Contact our education director about pricing.
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