Omaha First Friday, Omaha First Friday Art Walk, Omaha First Friday Gallery Walk, Omaha's Art Culture.
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Omaha First Friday Art Walk Nov 4th, 2011
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COME JOIN US - LET'S CELEBRATE OMAHA'S CREATIVITY AND GROW OMAHA FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK!
“The Art Scene … is the ebb and flow of life. It is what we see and feel. Art is life as we live through it and with it, and it can live through us. See art, make art, Learn from art.”
See all the latest that the artisans in Omaha have to offer…Check out these galleries participating in Omaha First Friday Art Walk
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Click and print off the map below so you know where to go!!
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Artists' Cooperative Gallery
The Artists' Co-op is a non-profit, tax-exempt gallery, located in Omaha’s historic Old Market area. They strive for personal artistic growth and professionalism in presentation and are dedicated to exhibiting quality art on a year-round basis.The co-op is an artist run gallery. Artists volunteer time to staff the gallery and operate all aspects of the business. There are no gallery commissions. Sales go directly to the artist. The Co-op also offer the unique opportunity for you to actually meet the creator of the art, because the person at the desk is one of the artists.
Artist run galleries are a great place to make a purchase with investment potential. The artist is allowed the spontaneity to show exciting new work and the freedom to price at their own discretion. It’s fair game to check the artist’s resume before you purchase. This will show you the artist’s professional accomplishments and help you feel comfortable with a purchase.
Anderson O'Brien Fine Art Gallery
1108 Jackson St.
Anderson O'Brien Fine Art has served the art community for 30 years featuring renowned regional artists. They provide project design, appraisal, estate services, installation and consultation for either corporate or residential needs. Anderson O'Brien recently opened up its second gallery in the Old Market. This gives the art world a second place to find some of Anderson O'Brien's artwork.
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MANGELSEN - Images of Nature Gallery
1115 Harney Street
Open since 1995, the Old Market gallery is one of our most spacious; featuring nearly 4000 square feet of polished oak floors and vaulted loft ceilings to showcase Tom’s images. A hand-painted safe door (circa late 1800’s) shares space with natural beauty from near and far.
Limitless possibilities await you in Omaha’s Old Market! Browse distinctive shops and galleries, explore museums and parks, enjoy fantastic theatre and symphony, treat yourself to a horse and carriage ride through cobblestone avenues to a delightful meal in any of the area’s many excellent restaurants. Whether you visit for an afternoon, or for an extended stay, you will be enchanted by the charm and character of Omaha and the Old Market
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Old Market Artists Gallery
1034 Howard Street
The Old Market Artists Gallery (OMA) consists of thirteen professional local area artists, some of whom have earned national and internatinal recognition for their work. See the "Artists" section of the website for list of the gallery artists. The gallery features a diverse collection of work, including original paintings, photography, collage and folk art, fine woodworking, functional ceramics, sculpture, fused glass and jewelry. The gallery is located in the lower level of the Passageway, in Omaha's Old Market District, across the hall from Trini's Restaurant.
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Omaha Clayworks
1114 Jones St # C
Omaha Old Market
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Passageway Gallery
417 S. 11th St
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At the Passageway Gallery you will find original works of art, such as oil, acrylic, watercolor, pastel, pencil, photography and sculpture. Not to mention jewelry including Silversmith, Lampwork and Fused. Plus a delightful array of hand crafted seasonal items.
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Retro Rocket
1125 Jackson St.
Alley Entrance Omaha Old Market
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In the Omaha area and more specifically the downtown area the arts community is growing. Each and every year there are an increasing number of new artists coming here and they add to the area's collective creative mind. Where their artwork is displayed may vary from artist to artist, from exhibits in a successful gallery with pristine white walls or a friend's cinder block basement, these artists are all carving out their own piece of the community and in turn, helping this all progress into a community that truly respects and embraces the arts. The 2011 exhibition, The Science Fair, will be a celebration of this.
saw fit. By being able to decorate the space with their art and other personal touches this gives those who attend a personal view into the artists world. Visitors to The Science Fair will be treated to a visual and sonic feast ranging from a single work of art hanging in a unit to full solo exhibitions, massive installations, site specific performance pieces and sets from local bands as they wander the maze of units.
