Museum of Nebraska Art, (Brian Neben, Central Nebraska Today)
KEARNEY — The Museum of Nebraska Art offers a variety of classes and programs for all ages in the newly reopened Museum. To register for any of these classes, visit mona.unk.edu or contact the Museum at 308-865-8559 or mona@unk.edu.
Open Studio
May 20, 27 | All Day
• Free Event
• Limited to 25 participants |No Instruction
• Bring your own art supplies or use the supplies and art prompt provided.
• Featured Artist Prompt for May: Round Trip Time by Barbara Takenaga
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The Art of Well-Being Series Presents: The Art of Presence – Yoga with Lori Cody
May 21, 28 | 10:00-11:30 AM
• A unique experience blending yoga with MONA’s artwork to cultivate mindfulness and deep connection through movement and visual storytelling.
• Limited to 20 participants
• Open to individuals ages 15 and up.
• Cost: $15 (single class)
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Clay Boot Camp with Javier Fox
May 21-23 | 6:30 PM-8:30 PM
• Limited to 10 participants
• Cost: $125 members / $150 non-members
• For ages 15 and up
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DEMONSTRATION SERIES: Lampworking by Chris Haussler
May 29 | 6:30-8:00 PM
• Limited to 20 participants
• Free Event (Registration required)
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The Radiant Sky with Beth Cole
May 30 | 1:00 – 4:00 PM or
May 31 | 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
• Limited to 12 participants
• Cost: $60 members / $70 non-members
• Open to individuals ages 15 and up.
In this workshop, participants will create a painting based on the view of the sky during the golden hour as the sun sinks toward the horizon.
This workshop is for anyone; however, some painting experience will be helpful.
What to Bring
• Sky photos will be provided, or feel free to bring your own
• Sketchbook and pencil
• Brushes, I use flats 2, 4, 6
• Palette knife for mixing paint
• Small empty jar with lid for odorless mineral spirits
• If you have oil paints to which you are accustomed, please feel free to bring them.
