Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery

This Sheldon Museum of Art reception celebrates the New Acquisitions: African-American Master Collection exhibition.

Sheldon Director J. Daniel Veneciano will discuss the Museum's new acquisitions for its African-American Masters Collection.

A community-wide celebration of photography, Lincoln PhotoFest will be anchored by Evolving Eden at Sheldon. Click here for a list of photographic exhibitions in galleries across the city.

College Night is an opportunity for student to enjoy the museum as a casual setting with music, food and friendly conversation.

Arno Minkkinen, one of three photographic artists whose works are on view in Evolving Eden: Three Photographic Perspectives will present the exhibition opening's keynote address in Ethel S. Abbott Auditorium.

In connection with Lincoln PhotoFest, a community-wide celebration of photography, Sheldon Museum of Art is organizing a Photo Scavenger Hunt to encourage museum visitors to become involved with photography.

Guest panelists will discuss contemporary photography and the Sheldon exhibition, Evolving Eden: Three Photographic Perspectives.

Wu Hung, the founder and director of the Center for the Art of East Asia at the University of Chicago, will present the Geske Lecture in Sheldon Museum of Art's auditorium. His title is "Contemporary Chinese Art and Urban Transportation."

Alison Stewart, professor of art history at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, will give an informal gallery talk about Portraits and Personalities: Prints from the F. M. Hall Collection.

The Bennewitz String Quartet plays in the Lincoln Friends of Chamber Music Series at Sheldon Museum of Art.

Karen Kunc, a professor of art and art history at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, leads a Sunday at Sheldon gallery discussion about Art by Women.

College Night is an opportunity for student to enjoy the museum as a casual setting with music, food and friendly conversation.

The Los Angeles Piano Quartet plays in the Lincoln Friends of Chamber Music Series.

Symposium speakers will present talks on the topic of corporate and private art collecting in the Ethel S. Abbott Auditorium.

The Ying String Quartet plays in the Lincoln Friends of Chamber Music Series.

Interim Curator Sharon Kennedy will discuss the exhibition Photography from the Permanent Collection in this Sheldon Sunday Gallery talk.

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Director of Opera William Shomos will produce "Later the Same Evening," a one-act opera inspired by five Edward Hopper paintings, including the Sheldon's Room in New York.