The Many Varieties of Mid-Century Style

Mid-century modern (MCM) was not a single, unified artistic style, nor did all artists working during this period follow these characteristics.

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

Nicholas Newman (Dartmouth College, BA; Binghamton University, MA; University of Rochester, MA) is UNO Art History Professor Emeritus. His teaching posts include Boise State University as well as experience in both office and residential architecture firms based in New York City. His areas of specialization span the Rococo to Modernism with a focus on interior design.

ABOUT THE EXHIBITION

THROUGH OCT. 30 | FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Celebrated for his versatility as a painter, muralist, and sculptor, Bill J. Hammon was a titan of Omaha’s mid-century art scene. During his career, he produced a remarkable body of ork including numerous commissions that remain part of Omaha’s cultural landscape. This exhibition presents the first-ever retrospective of Hammon’s  work, offering a long-overdue look at the artist’s influential career, creative range, and enduring contribution to our city’s artistic heritage.

Reception

Friday, Oct. 2 | 5 to 7 P.M.

Scheduled Talks

• Wednesday, Oct. 28 | Noon to 1 P.M. (WFAB Room 214) | "Pershing Mural", Roger Lempke

Closure

October 19–20 (Student Holiday)

Parking

Friday's free in West Garage. Other days use Park Omaha app at kiosks located inside garage.