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Fred Simon GalleryVale | By: Tim Guthrie | Feb. 14 – April 9, 2020 | Opening Reception: Friday, Feb. 14, 5-7pm
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Accessible Arts VenuesClick here to see the new Mapping the Arts (MAP) program feature
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Floating Deadline Grant ProgramsNow Accepting Applications
WELCOME TO THE NEBRASKA ARTS COUNCIL
Welcome to the Nebraska Arts Council website! Whether you are interested in applying for a grant or simply looking for information, we hope our website will make it easy for you to find what you’re looking for.
Websites are a great way to get oriented with NAC, but if you like a personal touch, please contact us at 402-595-2122 and by email at nac.info@nebraska.gov
Use the Interactive Map Below to Find NAC Supported Organizations.
Now Including Accessible Arts Venues with Orange Markers. If your organization receives funding from the Nebraska Arts Council you are eligible to put your organization on this map. Email nac.info@nebraska.gov for more information
Happening Now
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Exhibition Dates:
February 14 - April 9, 2020Public hours:
Monday - Friday, 8 - 5pmFred Simon Gallery at the Nebraska Arts Council, 1004 Farnam St, Plaza Level, Omaha NE
Parking and accessibility is available throughout Gene Leahy Mall construction.
Questions? Call 402-595-2122 or email nac.info@nebraska.gov
Grant Application Information
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Artists in Schools/Communities Sponsor Grants (Request above $2,500)
Arts Learning Project Grants
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Arts Accessibility Grants
Artists In School/Communities (Request under $2,500)
Mini Grants
Nebraska Touring Program Sponsor Grants
Presenting the State Poet
NAC News
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Nac eNews February
Chad on 02/04/2020 -
1% for the Arts 2019 Year in Review
Chad on 01/03/2020 -
"Origin of Rurality" New Upcoming Exhibition in the Fred Simon Art Gallery
Chad on 12/03/2019 -
NAC Announces new 1% for Art projects.
Chad on 09/18/2019The Nebraska Arts Council is seeking RFQ submissions for three new 1% for Art projects, to place public art in state funded buildings.
