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Mediums: Stainless Steel
Location: Joslyn; Joslyn Art Museum Sculpture Garden 2200 Dodge Street
Owner: Joslyn Art Museum
Additional Information: Snelson’s work has some consonance with the sculpture of minimalist artists working in the 1960s and 1970s. Preferring materials in their purest state, Snelson used uncolored and untextured stainless steel and aluminum to achieve monumental pieces up to 100 feet on their longest axis that seemed capable of infinite expansion. While the calculations necessary to take dozens of tubes and yards of cable and weave them into an integrated sculpture of taut lines would seem to require the expertise of an engineer, Snelson’s mathematics are, in fact, purely intuitive. Able Charlie demonstrates structural forces of tension and compression. The airy web of lines seems delicate and fragile, yet the physical force binding them together amounts to several hundred pounds of pressure per square inch. Given to the Joslyn museum by Phebe F. Miller in memory of Max A. Miller, E. Stanton Miller, II, and Nancy K. Miller, 1983
Mediums: Stainless Steel, Wood, Paint
Location: Downtown; The 1299 Building In a passway that connects Harney and Farnam through the building - on the ceiling. Only accessible during regular business hours.
Owner: 1299 Building
Mediums: Stainless Steel, Water
Location: Gene Leahy Mall; Gene Leahy Mall 11th and Farnam located within the waterfall off the south side of the mall
Owner: City of Omaha
Series: Wind & Water Exhibition
Additional Information: The sculpture debuted in 2004 at the “Wind & Water” Sculpture Exhibition presented by the Omaha Summer Arts Festival. At the end of the summer, the sculpture was donated to the City of Omaha for permanent display and is very popular with the public.
by Albert Rhea
Mediums: Stainless Steel
Location: West; Linden Market 132nd and Dodge St.
Owner: Lozier Company
Additional Information: Part of 19 Stainless Steel sculptures made by the artist.
by Albert Rhea
Mediums: Stainless Steel
Location: West; Linden Market 132nd and Dodge
Owner: Lozier Company
Additional Information: Part of a series of 19 Stainless Steel figures by the artist.
Mediums: Stainless Steel, Acrylic
Location: Metropolitan Community College; Metropolitan Community College Institute for the Culinary Arts Building, Fort Omaha Campus near the 32nd and Sorensen Parkway entrance.
Owner: Metropolitan Community College
Additional Information: According to the artist, "Enrichment Path" represents the lifelong learning environment that promotes student success.
by Albert Rhea
Mediums: Stainless Steel
Location: West; Linden Market, 132nd and Dodge
Owner: Lozier Company
Additional Information: Part of 19 Stainless Steel figures by the artist.
by Les Bruning
Mediums: Metal, Stainless Steel, Glass
Location: West; Catlin Elementary School 12736 Marinda Street Located on the front lawn 1/2 from the building to the street curb.
Owner: Omaha Public Schools
by Les Bruning
Mediums: Metal, Stainless Steel
Location: West; Catlin Elementary School 12736 Marinda Street located 50 feet in front of school
Owner: Omaha Public Schools
by Tom Sitzman
Mediums: Metal, Stainless Steel
Location: West; Catlin Elementary School 12736 Marinda Street Near the blacktop leading to the playground
Owner: Omaha Public Schools