Artists Bruce Conner and Jean Sandstedt met in a painting class at the University of Nebraska and were married in 1957. This exhibition examines the sustained influence of politics, culture, and the environment on their respective artwork.
Georgia O’Keeffe’s visual exploration of Manhattan in approximately two dozen surviving works, including Sheldon’s New York, Night, began with a change of residence in 1925.
This collaboration of visual artist Susan York and poet Arthur Sze explores how their disciplines may work synergistically. Sze first composed the poems. Then, with input from Sze, York created minimalist images to accompany the verse.
Sheldon’s permanent collection galleries are laboratories in which unique ideas and installations give visitors opportunities to see and experience the collection anew.
