Tuesday, June 2 - Sunday, June 28

During the month of June, the Artists' Cooperative Gallery will be featuring the artwork of our newest members who joined in the fall of 2025, including Trudi Woksa, Perry Peterson, Julie Seevers, Amanda Frangella, and Larry Jorgensen. The exhibit, Life Force, an Artistic Journey, will be on display June 2–28. Please join us at the opening reception on Friday, June 5, 6 to 9 p.m. Light refreshments will be provided.

Also, our featured artists will be demonstrating their creative processes on the gallery floor during individual sessions throughout the month. Stop by for a special peek into how they create their art.

Saturday, June 13:  Amanda Frangella

Saturday, June 20, 1–3 p.m.: Larry Jorgensen 

Sunday, June 21, 1–3 p.m.: Trudi Woksa

Saturday, June 27, Noon–2 p.m.: Julie Seevers

For future updates on the gallery and its artists, please follow our new, refreshed social media pages on Facebook and Instagram

 The Artists' Cooperative Gallery showing work from respected area artists since 1975. Members conduct educational and cultural outreach activities, and maintain and staff the gallery. The space features a wide variety of media, including sculpture, weaving, painting, jewelry, ceramics, photography and drawing.

To learn more about ACG and its artists, visit artistscoopomaha.com, or call 402-342-9617.

Tuesday, June 2 - Sunday, August 2

During the month of July, the Artists' Cooperative Gallery will be featuring the artwork of Sue Loyd and Duane Adams. The exhibit, “After Effects”, will be on display June 30 – August 2. Please join us at the opening reception on Friday, July 3, 6 to 9 p.m.

Sue Loyd

"I find that I can see the world more clearly when I am drawing or painting. I get a thrill out of trying to capture the beauty of nature on canvas or watercolor paper. Given a thematic assignment, I enjoy the challenge of developing a composition that is meaningful to me, and translates to others. I work primarily in watercolor and acrylics, utilizing line and color to convey emotion”.

Duane Adams

This show marks his return to oil painting.  It uses a new technique that allows my subsidence mind take over the canvas.  I start with thin glazes of colors that are left to dry.  This is followed by more glazes of color until the canvas leads me to refine and sharpen shapes and areas.  The canvas guides me to the final outcome either naturalistic or abstraction.

For future updates on the gallery and its artists, please follow our new, refreshed social media pages on Facebook and Instagram

 The Artists' Cooperative Gallery showing work from respected area artists since 1975. Members conduct educational and cultural outreach activities, and maintain and staff the gallery. The space features a wide variety of media, including sculpture, weaving, painting, jewelry, ceramics, photography and drawing.

To learn more about ACG and its artists, visit artistscoopomaha.com, or call 402-342-9617.