Exhibitions

April 16 - June 1, 2018

Current Exhibition

Rivers

Lori Elliott-Bartle, Marcia Joffe-Bouska, & Tom Quest

River undulates, shimmers, questions and documents connections to place and memory as it makes its way along 23 linear feet. The mixed media collaborative artwork by Lori Elliott-Bartle, Marcia Joffe-Bouska...

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Jan 14, 2019

Sensations of Indulgence

Susan Moore

Nov 5, 2018

From the Wanderings

Betni Kalk

Sep 4, 2018

Jardin Urbanique

Gerard Pefung

Jul 6, 2018

Stitching the Spirit of Nebraska

Works by Cassia Kite

Apr 16, 2018

A Little Birdie Told Me

By Michael Villarreal

Feb 26, 2018

New Work

by Brian Andrew Coate

Jan 8, 2018

A Quilter's Commandments

works by Carol J. Thompson Falk

Oct 30, 2017

Misplaced

works by Lisa Lockman

Sep 11, 2017

Esprit de Corps

Photographs by Walker Pickering

Jul 31, 2017

Caput Mortuum

Photographs by Jennifer Bockelman

May 29, 2017

And Branching

Works on paper by Diana Behl

Apr 10, 2017

Impermanence of Knowledge: Drive Not Found

Works by Gregory T. Davis

Feb 27, 2017

The Barada Hills of Nebraska

Poetry by Jan Chism Wright and Paintings by John Frederick Lokke

Jan 7, 2017

Fade Like Sigh

Photographs by Zora J. Murff and Rana Young

Nov 11, 2016

In the Presence of Trees

Photographs by Michael Flecky

Oct 3, 2016

86 Bad Vibes: TXTS in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction

Prints and Drawings by Breanne Trammell

Aug 15, 2016

Room & Board

15 Years of the Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the Arts

Jul 4, 2016

Toward Firmness

Sculpture by Qwist Joseph

May 16, 2016

Resemblance Erosion

Sculpture by Josh Johnson

Apr 11, 2016

Immutable Time

Paintings by Barbara Simcoe

Feb 29, 2016

The Walking Shrines

Work by Tom Kreager

Jan 4, 2016

Windswept, or Windfall

The Paintings of Morgan Craig

Nov 9, 2015

Places I Sleep

Photographs by Sarah Berkeley

Sep 14, 2015

Upset the Applecart

Art beyond carefully laid plans

Jul 27, 2015

Risk and Repair

Aaron Baham and Amanda Smith

Jun 1, 2015

Body and Brain

Bri Murphy, Luke Huling, and Emily Baudouin

Apr 20, 2015

The Bee-nifit

Works by Ashley Ryba

Mar 6, 2015

Renewing and Forgetting

Works on paper by Karen Kunc and Turner McGehee

Feb 9, 2015

Welcome to Adventure Art

Works by Steve Snell

Jan 5, 2015

Unsteady Stacks

Paintings by Jordan Buscher

Oct 27, 2014

Converging Matrices

Shea Wilkinson and Travis Apel

Sep 2, 2014

Currents

Michael and Anne Burton

Jul 7, 2014

Works by

Jody Boyer and Russ Nordman

May 5, 2014

Sexy/OFFENDER

Byron Anway and Ben Moore

Jan 6, 2014

Find and Replace

An Installation by Heidi Wiren Bartlett and Nora Rolf

Oct 28, 2013

Impact Kooser

Sep 2, 2013

The Maximilian - Bodner Expedition

Travels in the Interior of North America, 1832-1834

Jul 1, 2013

"I can't even draw a stick figure..." so I don't

Works by Courtney Kenny

Apr 15, 2013

Every Church in Nebraska City

Photographs by Andrew Zimmerman

Jan 14, 2013

Stations

Robert Miller

Oct 29, 2012

A Thousand Flags, A Thousand Wishes for Rivers

Wang Ping— The Kinship of Rivers Project

Sep 3, 2012

Mapping Nebraska

Elizabeth Ingraham

Jul 16, 2012

Nebraska City Portraits

Dave Beck

May 7, 2012

Constituents

Rebecca Hermann with Liz Vercruysse

Jan 9, 2012

Privacy and the Plains

Photographs by Kimberly Thomas

Oct 31, 2011

And a Partridge in a Pear Tree

Pottery and Prints by Jenni Brant

Jul 11, 2011

Mirror, Mirror

An Installation of New Works by Ann Gradwohl

May 9, 2011

From Bees & Sand

Margaret Berry and Carrie Strope Sohayda

Oct 19, 2010

Into the Ashes

Drawings by Marlene Mueller

Aug 23, 2010

Construct

By Mary Day

Jun 8, 2010

Seeing for the first time since childhood...

Paintings by Inna Kulagina

May 3, 2010

Anemone

Works by Leslie Iwai

Jan 11, 2010

War Stories/Troubled Spaced

Mary King & Nettie Locke Rogers

Oct 26, 2009

Grimm Again: A New Look at Old Tales

Paula Wallace, Victoria Hoyt, & John Dennison

Aug 24, 2009

Portraits

Aaron Holz

Jun 26, 2009

Making the Political Personal

Liz Langdon

May 4, 2009

Fantastic Reality

Lori Wegener

Jan 12, 2009

Symbol & Narration

by Marcia Joffe-Bouska

Oct 27, 2008

Through the Gates: Life Nocturnal

David Hansen

Aug 25, 2008

Perspectives

Various Artists

Jun 30, 2008

One of a Kind

Thomas Majeski

May 5, 2008

Machinations

Digital Prints by Randy Waln

Jan 7, 2008

Chimera

Anne Ruehrmund & Dan Perry

Nov 5, 2007

No Place in Time

Joe Ruffo, Gary Day, Ken Anderson, & Santiago Cal

Sep 10, 2007

Yankee Doodle

David Helm

Jul 23, 2007

Art & Dishes: novelties and greatest hits

Susan McGilvrey

Jun 5, 2007

The Manriquez Family of Artists

David, Dion, Bonnie, Marc, & Aron Manriquez

Apr 16, 2007

(se)escapes

Larry Gawel

Feb 26, 2007

Collage Art with a French Twist

Works by Clarisse Hastie

Jan 8, 2007

A Sanguine Mockery

Prints by Brett Anderson

Nov 6, 2006

Bradypress 1984-2006

handmade books & prints by Denise Brady

Sep 25, 2006

Still Green

Lari Gibbons

Sep 16, 2006

In My Houses

Bryce Speed

Aug 4, 2006

Environs and Landscapes of the Midwest

Richard & Brownie Hayek

Jun 19, 2006

Another Layer of Skin

Kristen Martincic

May 6, 2019

Beyond the Missouri

photographs by Elise Kirk

What the Artists are Saying...

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My favorite aspect of the residency was the undistracted, solitary time to work! My studio (#2) was wonderful with both the natural and track lighting and the garage door.

Myszka Lewis

Visual Artist, 2018 — Madison, WI

There's so much I like! I like the intimate nature of the residency and how the very excellent alone time is balanced with just a bit of togetherness with the organized lunch and invites to some stuff in town. I love the Third Thursday open house.

Betsy Andrews

Writer, 2018 — Brooklyn, NY

I thought the number of residents was perfect. It was easy to get to know everyone, and feel comfortable here. Both my living and studio accommodations were very comfortable and welcoming.

Hannah Newman

Visual Artist, 2018 — Springfield, MO

The Staff was very supportive, it was easy to reach out and discuss anything. The facilities are also very comfortable, and the environment is great for working.

Jayoung Yoon

Visual Artist, 2018 — Beacon, NY

The open gallery night was especially wonderful. I really enjoyed the chance to share my work with the larger community and to hear their feedback and questions — as well as to see and hear the work of the other residents.

Sonia Scherr

Writer, 2018 — Norwich, VT

For me, the most valuable aspect was the open structure that allowed for plenty of time and space to make work, make friends, think, read, write and be. The apartment was beautiful, comfortable and inspiring. With the studio only a few steps away, it was easy to be productive.

Katy Mixon

Visual Artist, 2018 — Brooklyn, NY

This place is shockingly quiet. The welcome letter mentions that, but it's nothing compared to the actual silence on the grounds. The town itself aids to this, and it yields an excellent environment for creativity.

Kory Reeder

Composer, 2017 — Kearney, NE

The interdisciplinary structure is really beneficial and generates unique conversations while providing mutual inspiration for residents. The staff is engaged but is also very conscious of respecting the time and space of each resident. Nebraska City has excellent institutions but still provides a quiet and slow-paced setting. The apartment and studio are well equipped, clean, and well maintained.

Kari Varner

Visual Artist, 2017 — University City, MO

Facilities, staff, and the ease with which I was able to simply settle in and work all exceeded my expectations!

Lauren W. Westerfield

Writer, 2017 — Moscow, ID

I think the facility at KHN could not be more ideally suited for an artist residency program. I felt like I was staying in a very comfortable private home and I had everything that I needed to do my work, and having the private bathroom and spacious kitchen was wonderful.

Gary Peter

Writer, 2017 — St. Paul, MN

Peace and quiet. Beautiful facilities! Piano was great, staff was very friendly and helpful. And that Mexican place is EXCELLENT.

Jonathan Russ

Composer, 2017 — Brooklyn, NY

KHN is a wonderful facility in a beautiful space. It was great to have time to focus on my work, and I took advantage of the location to photograph several nearby prairies and natural areas.

Amanda Breitbach

Visual Artist, 2017 —Lincoln, NE

The staff was so helpful and accommodating. I couldn't believe how easy they made everything. They also were always ready to find things for me and share resources. This made everything so much easier since I had travelled from too far to bring a lot of extra items for my studio practice. I loved that there was a mix of writers, artists and composers. This mix made for great conversations and interesting meetings.

Julia Staples

Visual Artist, 2017 — Philadelphia, PA

The space and set up were great! This is one of my favorite residencies thus far. The location of the apartment wasn't too far from civilization but also in a good area for it not to be super noisy nor was there lots of traffic or other sounds. The middle school across the street wasn't at all a distraction. I also really loved the dessert spots and greatly appreciated the staff's flexibility and availability to help, answer questions, drive you to the store when needed. All the details were thought of right down to a bathroom mat and miscellaneous supplies available in its own closet.

Jennifer Baker

Writer, 2017 — Kew Gardens, NY

This was the first time I'd ever had my own living space and studio, and time to structure as I pleased, so everything was a revelation to me. The pace of Nebraska City was a welcome shift from New York and I found it to be very welcoming without being intrusive (and just pedestrian-friendly enough).

Rachel Peters

Composer, 2017 — Brooklyn, NY

I absolutely loved how carefully considered every detail of this residency is. The building itself is just a marvelous organization of rooms, I could be alone or together with other residents whenever I needed.

Kirstin Lamb

Visual Artist, 2017 — Providence, RI

I love my room, I love my studio, I love that the town is calm and peaceful and pretty. It's so relaxing here. No one bothers me, and I feel free.

Dan Fishback

Composer, 2017 — Brooklyn, NY

This has been such an incredible opportunity for me to have the space and time I needed to really develop my artwork. The facilities at KHN are wonderful; I appreciated the garage had tons of wall space, natural light, and was temperature controlled. It made it incredibly easy to just jump right into the work.

Katherine Bickmore

Visual Artist 2017 — Albany, NY

There is such peace and quiet in a shared home and town is lovely and very conducive to working. The planned trips the store are so helpful as well as transport to/from the airport!

Parini Shroff

Writer, 2017 — Los Altos, CA

I really love the combination of autonomy and support here--I can be self-directed, but there is so much warmth and community as well. The staff is welcoming and communicative, and the facility feels very much like home.

Megan Kruse

Writer, 2017 — San Marcos, TX

I love the combination of solitude and camaraderie...getting an extended period of time to do nothing but work on my fiction is a rare and much-appreciated gift, but I also love meeting the other residents and learning from them.

Jen Bergmark

Writer, 2012 — Los Angeles, CA

The time and space away from my daily routine, jobs, relationships and responsibilities allowed me solitude and focus. The residency provided an opportunity to work in an environment of serious, like-minded artists and writers, which has pushed my practice and provided a platform to build a new body of work. It was a great experience.

Christina Vogel

Visual Artist, 2013 — Omaha, NE

I was able to produce more in my 3 week residency than I can normally in half a year. The building itself was inspiration for me and I enjoyed the small number of artists present at one time. The staff was incredibly helpful with their time, resources and ideas.

Desiree Moore

Visual Artist, 2016 — Indianapolis, IN

The residency was flawless in all areas. Facilities were charming and clean, the program structure open-ended, staff talented and kind, Nebraska City vibrant and idiosyncratic. I truly cannot single out any particular facet, as all aspects complemented the others: the architecture promotes seclusion and community, the structure promotes exploration and collaboration, the staff promotes well-being and cohesiveness, and the town promotes discovery in digestible pieces. Perfecto!

Todd Robinson

Writer 2016 — Omaha, NE

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