Joslyn’s first all-black exhibition challenges themes of race, culture and identity
San Juana Paramo
STAFF WRITER
A blinking “America” neon sign greets museum attendees--a calm, ominous welcome. They mill around the exhibition silently, eyes glued to paintings...
The Healing Arts program at UNMC gives patients a sense of peace
Hanna Stock
ONLINE CONTENT MANAGER
Artist: Dale Chihuly
Exhibit: The Healing Arts program at UNMC Cancer Center
Gallery Hours: General Public Saturdays 1 to 2 p.m.
Cost: Free
The Healing...
“Arrested Development” ends on a whimper
Jeff Turner
CONTRIBUTOR
In the early days of Netflix, “Arrested Development” was in the same tier as shows like “The Office” and “Parks and Recreation” in...
Restaurant Review: Timber Wood Fire Bistro
Grant Rohan
At Omaha’s Timber Wood Fire Bistro, you’ll find a (literally) warm, welcoming environment perfect for a casual night out, a nicer family dinner,...
KANEKO’S Human Condition event provides a hands-on approach for creative minds
Megan Schneider
CONTRIBUTOR
A unique partnership between the University of Nebraska at Omaha and KANEKO in 2009 allows visitors to explore works of art with modern...
Omaha local musician makes big moves in the music industry
Erik Mauro
CONTRIBUTOR
If you go to your favorite local bar or pay attention to the local music, the chances are you have heard her...
Colonel Chicken Review
Megan Fabry
A&E EDITOR
Wakey, wakey, tendies and shakies, Colonel Chicken: A Fairy Tale has hit the UNO theater stage to raucous laughter and standing ovations.
Written...
“Captain Marvel:” good enough
Jeff Turner
CONTRIBUTOR
Most of the time, Marvel Studios deals squarely in the realm of the mediocre. Sometimes a Marvel film will dip below being just...
