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Nine Nebraska Artist Wheat Paste Murals

Nine Nebraska Artist Wheat Paste Murals

Description

In conjunction with “Surface Impressions” – Nine Nebraska artists were invited to design and carve their own woodblock print with the help of Karen Kunc at Constellation Studios. The resulting 9 large 24"x36" black and white prints make a composite mural, which has been wheat-pasted in nine neighborhoods around Lincoln. Each location's mural has a unique orientation, presenting engagement for different viewing audiences and experiences. Plus, create a recurrent connection throughout the city. We invite you to take photos as you visit the murals and share your experience using the hashtag #ninenebraskaartists.

Participating Artists:
Aaron Holz
Keith Buswell
Toan Vuong
Amanda Durig
Charley Friedman
Karen Kunc
Katie Nieland
Meghan Stratman
Jen Deets

​Locations:
Constellation Studios
2055 O St, Lincoln, NE 68510

Joyo Theater
6102 Havelock Ave, Lincoln, NE 68507

Mo Java Cafe
2649 N 48th St, Lincoln, NE 68504

Charles H. Gere Branch Library
2400 S 56th St, Lincoln, NE 68506

Bess Dodson Walt Branch Library
6701 S 14th St, Lincoln, NE 68512

Air Park Recreation Center
3720 NW 46th St, Lincoln, NE 68524

The Mill at Telegraph
330 S 21st St, Lincoln, NE 68510

The Mill at Prescott
4736 Prescott Ave, Lincoln, NE 68506

Lincoln Literacy
745 S 9th St, Lincoln, NE 68508

Press
https://www.klkntv.com/wood-block-carved-prints-being-put-up-around-lincoln/

Date & Time
Tuesday, July 12, 2022 - 9:00am to Saturday, July 16, 2022 - 6:00pm
Event Location
Lincoln , NE

Keith Buswell uses his signature tree motif but one that is enmeshed in mechanical forces that encircle and endanger natural growth, as a climatic crisis seems set in motion.

Jen Deets uses the format of comix to tell a personal story of medical trauma, hope and healing, with a powerful graphic strength and bold style.

Amanda Durig carves a window of foliage bursting from the inside of a derelict house, referencing the efforts and struggles to control nature that gardeners everywhere can understand.

Charley Friedman plays with our visual reading abilities, as text tumbles and twists and causes us to question what is right and true, or upsetting and ironic.

Aaron Holz has carved a prismatic composition of bisecting planes of space, filled with navigation lines, and fragments of flags, for a play of depth, surface, and illusions made with tonal shifts.

Katie Nieland creates a bucolic landscape of mountains, forests, and a big sky, in which the falcon and bison are held in place with graphic opposition.

Meghan Stratman features a botanical wonderland that surrounds a songbird, with a characteristic sense of innocence and awe, especially at this large scale.

Toan Vuong brings a psychological focus to a closely observed portrait of his father, that honors the family patriarch with sensitivity and presence.

 
 

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