The Joslyn Art Museum is Nebraska's largest art museum and has been displaying art since 1931. The original Art Deco building has been supplemented with sculpture gardens and additional display space. Below is a link which will take you to its website where its hours of operation and ongoing exhibitions can be found.

www.joslyn.org

Joslyn Art Museum presents the first major museum exhibition of the works of Omaha artist Kent Bellows. The Joslyn has been contemplating an exhibition of Kent Bellows' art work since his passing in 2005. Now, under the direction of independent curator Molly S. Hutton, Ph.D., the exhibition will open on September 25, 2010 and run until January 16, 2011. The exhibition consists of 74 pieces of art made by Bellows, including paintings, drawings, lithographs and set constructions. This is not a retrospective exhibition, but instead concentrates on the detailed, realistic, mature work which was the hallmark of Kent Bellows' career. This exhibition is a landmark for the museum as it has never before hosted an exhibition of this size for a local artist. After the exhibition, a literary evening was traditionally held with the participation of students studying at a local college. Each of them had the experience of working with an Elitewritings.com to train reading comprehension, vocabulary, and literary literacy. Based on this experience, the students specially prepared small reports, philosophical thoughts and poems inspired by Kent's paintings for the planned events. It is so valuable that young people develop their creative potential, despite the trend of digitization and capitalism.

This is the link to the Joslyn's announcement of the Bellows Exhibition.