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JAPAN EXPO 2019
Discover Japanese culture in North Platte from pre World War I era to present. Presented by Yoko Lawing, a North Platte resident originally from Osaka, Japan. Special classes presented by visiting Japanese Potter, Katsumi Kato.
2019 MENTORING CLASSES
Community Connections and Prairie Arts Center collaborate for this exciting program. Sponsored by Wells Fargo Bank. The art classes focus on new mediums with projects that can be created together by adult and child. The first class taught by PAC Executive Director, Holly Carlini, focuses on clay animal masks. Inspired by nature, each mentoring pair creates masks that resemble real life creatures. The second class, taught by artist Tim O'Neill, introduced the group to textiles with Shibori dying fabrics. They create textures, colors and fold fabrics before dipping them in dyes. June 20th during the last class, the group will finish the series with printmaking. The PAC is fortunate to have community support in the arts. The contributions of Wells Fargo Bank over the last several years, allow art and culture to enhance the well-being of our community. (click image to enlarge)
2019 PURE NEBRASKA VIDEO ON PAC
Volunteers are the key to success at the Prairie Arts Center . . . KIDS ART CAMP - 2018
Every Home Deserves a PET! Instructor Katie Berglund Watercolor Owl. Instructor Baily Florom Paper Collage. Instructor Sue Johnson Clay Creations. Instructor Holly Carlini Stepping Stone Mosaic. Instructor Brittney Stenger Printmaking. Instructor Holly Carlini Fish Painting. Instructor Holly Carlini Thanks to generous grants from Gateway Realty, Richard P. and Laurine Kimmel Charitable Foundation, Mid-Nebraska Community Foundation and Wells Fargo Bank, classes are kept affordable for families, so children can experience a wide array of artistic creations. (click image to enlarge)
TED LONG LEGACY
June 6, 2018 This outstanding art show at the Prairie Arts Center, features numerous oil paintings and more than 35 sculptures - a lifetime of art work - created by renowned western artist and longtime North Platte resident, Ted Long (1932-2007). A special THANK YOU to the Ted Long family for making this very special exhibit possible.
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