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Artist Katharen Wiese poses for a portrait next to works in her solo exhibition, "i made the cornrows," at Kiechel Fine Art.

JUSTIN WAN, Journal Star

L. Kent Wolgamott: Exhibition presents striking portraits of Black Nebraskans

The title of her Kiechel Fine Art exhibition, “i made the cornrows: portraits of Black Nebraskans,” is a takeoff on an experience artist Katharen Wiese had at age 15 and a pun on the crop that is most associated with the state she calls home….


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Kat Wiese and her multimedia painting, “if a black woman is afraid of the dark, is she afraid of a shadow or herself",” which will be on display at “Black Love, Black Futures” at the South of Downtown Art Hub.

Gwyneth Roberts, Journal Star

 

Cindy Lange-Kubick: Black Love, Black Futures and the powerful art of Kat Wiese

Kat Wiese and her multimedia painting, “If a Black Woman is Afraid of the Dark, is She Afraid of a Shadow or Herself?”, which will be on display in the show "Black Love, Black Futures" at the South of Downtown Art Hub.

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photo courtesy of Vernée Norman

Suong Nguyen: Lincoln woman uses art to spread racial diversity awareness, Daily Nebraskan

 

Parallel Visions Makes Space for Nebraska's Artists of Color | #50StatesofArt

The Lincoln art space engages the the predominantly white community in Lincoln, NE, with new voices.