Nebraska Wesleyan Art Department

Only one more week to see Larry Gawel’s TOKYO IS YOURS! We’re open today and this weekend 1-4pm. Next Friday will be the last day!

TONIGHT! Join us for the reception(6-8pm) of TOKYO IS YOURS by Larry Gawel with an artist talk in the gallery at 6:30-7:15 pm! Located inside of Rogers Fine Arts, 5040 Huntington Ave. .art.club

“The Tokyo Metropolitan Area has a population of more than 37 million people. Conservatively speaking, over 200 million photographs are made within the area each day. The photographs in this exhibition reflect my ideas on an ever-changing place and exist as but a drop within an ocean of imagery.” ~Larry Gawel

TONIGHT!
Join us for the reception of POSTCARD FROM ANOTHER DIMENSION
530-730pm in The Archive in Lucas Hall. 52nd & Madison st.

“This series was born from a moment in time that never occurred. The Postcard was received from an unknown source, depicting an anomaly that serves as the catalyst for an exploration into the nature of reality.”

POSTCARD FROM ANOTHER DIMENSION by on view now through February 7 at The Archive in Lucas Hall

Join us for a first Friday reception February 6th 5-7pm
52nd and Madison

In spite of the cold, classes are in session at so Larry Gawel’s TOKYO IS YOURS officially opens today! We’re open 1–4pm, and Saturday + Sunday, 1–4pm. Stay safe and stay warm!

Come check out POSTCARD FROM ANOTHER DIMENSION. Now showing in The Archive on both floors of Lucas Hall.

There will be a closing reception on first Friday, February 6th 5-7pm. 52nd and Madison Ave.

Thank you and the Archway Magazine for the wonderful feature!

The people that make it happen: Michael L. from Lincoln and Michael B. from Houston talking vans, and getting ready to send Toni’s work back to Texas. Happy Holidays!

Today is the last day for Dorothy Antoinette LaSelle Space Movements. Thank you Inman Gallery And the Dorothy Antoinette LaSelle Foundation for their generosity. Our deepest gratitude to Kerry Inman and Mariah Wisniowski for sharing Toni’s work with us. Thank you to Susy Miller for imagining this show long ago and Martha Tanner for researching Toni in the NWU archives. Thank you Zie Jorgensen and Adessa Olson for keeping the work safe and doors open. Lastly thank you to Megan Trenkamp and Michael Larsen for your years of dedication to the art, artists and exhibitions that has made Elder Gallery so special. It could not have happened without you.

It is the final weekend for Dorothy Antoinette LaSelle Space Movements. Elder Gallery will be open 1-4 Saturday and Sunday. Thank you everyone for making this an amazing show and homecoming for Toni.

Space Movements by Dorothy Antoinette LaSelle. More details to follow✨

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