On Sun, Jun 8 at 2 pm, join us for a conversation with the curators who developed “Made in the Plains”, an exhibition highlighting how artists from the region respond to our current moment. The opening weekend program features Taylor J. Acosta, PhD, Chief Curator & Director of Collections; Karin Campbell, Phil Willson Curator of Contemporary Art; and Annika K. Johnson, PhD, Stacy and Bruce Simon Curator of Native American Art. $15 for general public (includes admission to the talk and exhibition); FREE for Joslyn members; advance registration is required at https://bit.ly/Made-in-the-Plains Showcasing the vibrant and diverse artistic communities of the region, “Made in the Plains” (Jun 7–Sep 21) features new and recent work by twenty artists living in Nebraska, Iowa, and South Dakota. (fb)

The Joslyn is excited to present “Made in the Plains”, which opens to the public in the Scott Pavilion on Sat, Jun 7. Showcasing the vibrant and diverse artistic communities of the region, the exhibition features new and recent work by twenty artists working in Nebraska, Iowa, and South Dakota. Through painting, sculpture, photography, installation, ceramics, and performance, these artists exemplify the creative landscape of the Plains today. Learn more about the exhibition, related programs, and ticketing information at: https://bit.ly/Made-in-the-Plains Featured artists (pictured left to right, top to bottom): Wesaam Al-Badry, Jess Benjamin, Larry Buller, Andrew Casto, Rachel Cox, T.J. Dedeaux-Norris, Nancy Friedemann-Sánchez, Neil Griess, Becky Grismer, Shabnam Jannesari, Larassa Kabel, Sarah Rowe, Nathaniel Ruleaux, Lee Emma Running, Angie Seykora, Lauren Simpson, Francisco Souto, Christine Stormberg, Mallory Wetherell, Jave Yoshimoto. (fb)