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GALLERY RECEPTION CLICK
by Dik Haneline "The world intrigues me... The camera affords me the technology to capture it" Haneline is an art instructor at Mid Plains Community College. He embraces technology as a tool in the creative process and utilizes the camera to record his surroundings and moments in time. "If we think of time, we see it's fleeting. The Camera does this in as little as 1/8000th of a second." Haneline teaching Fundamentals of Photography at Mid Plains Community College and ARTS 1400 Monday evenings 6-9:40 pm. GALLERY RECEPTION - JULY 22ND 6-8 PM LIGHT REFRESHMENTS AND CASH BAR 
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NEBRASKALAND DAYS COMPETITIVE ART SHOW
this August in PAC's main gallery
August 1-29th
deadline to enter July 25th
access the entry form and additional information below
cash prizes awarded
this August in PAC's main gallery
August 1-29th
deadline to enter July 25th
access the entry form and additional information below
cash prizes awarded
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Focus and Impact Gallery Artists
Jim Dodds Photography |
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Sandra Meyer
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Faith Colburn
Photoraphy |
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Sue Perez
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Virginia Clark
Photography
Photography
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TED LONG LEGACY ROOM
Step back in time—as you enter the Ted Long Legacy room at the Prairie Arts Center. This room is designed after Long's studio, an old log cabin that his great grandfather homesteaded in the 1800's. North Platte native and nationally known artist, Ted Long (1932-2007), is recognized as one of the foremost western artists in the country.
Long was energized by his love of the outdoors and the beautiful rustic surroundings of his North Platte studio. He dedicated his life to accurately portraying the legacy of the Old West, before he passed away at his home in 2007.
Long’s work is recognized worldwide and in private collections, galleries, museums and commercial settings. Actor John Wayne purchased Monarch of the Plains, a sculpture that depicts a buffalo attacking a pair of Native Americans on horseback. Wayne had placed a single stipulation on the purchase: Long must deliver it in person to Wayne’s residence in California. In 1987, Long presented President Ronald Reagan with The Last Farewell, a bronze of Buffalo Bill Cody.
Long's sketches, oil paintings and bronze sculptures in this room, tell a story about his passion for nature, history and the west.
Step back in time—as you enter the Ted Long Legacy room at the Prairie Arts Center. This room is designed after Long's studio, an old log cabin that his great grandfather homesteaded in the 1800's. North Platte native and nationally known artist, Ted Long (1932-2007), is recognized as one of the foremost western artists in the country.
Long was energized by his love of the outdoors and the beautiful rustic surroundings of his North Platte studio. He dedicated his life to accurately portraying the legacy of the Old West, before he passed away at his home in 2007.
Long’s work is recognized worldwide and in private collections, galleries, museums and commercial settings. Actor John Wayne purchased Monarch of the Plains, a sculpture that depicts a buffalo attacking a pair of Native Americans on horseback. Wayne had placed a single stipulation on the purchase: Long must deliver it in person to Wayne’s residence in California. In 1987, Long presented President Ronald Reagan with The Last Farewell, a bronze of Buffalo Bill Cody.
Long's sketches, oil paintings and bronze sculptures in this room, tell a story about his passion for nature, history and the west.
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We invite you to see for yourself...
Visit the Ted Long Legacy Room Take a step back in time Immerse your senses in the Old West. |
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