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  1. Up In The Air by Anthony Pena, Image 2.

    Anthony Pena

    Up In The Air

    Latex on vinyl wrap

  2. Taifo Pattern by Betni Kalk, Image 1.

    Betni Kalk

    Taifo Pattern

    Latex on vinyl wrap

  3. Untitled by Sarah Rowe, Image 1.

    Sarah Rowe

    Untitled

    Latex on vinyl wrap

  4. Dundee Subway/Windows on Dundee by Dundee Elementary Students, UNO Students, Image 10.

    Dundee Elementary Students, UNO Students

    Dundee Subway/Windows on Dundee

    Acrylic/polytab On Cinder Block

  5. Moses by Gib Singleton, Image 1.

    Gib Singleton

    Moses

    Bronze

  6. Food Miles by MAKE Collaboration, Image 1.

    MAKE Collaboration

    Food Miles

    Print

    960 x 240 in

  7. A Panoramic Rendering of the Journey of Discovery by John Mossman, John Thein, Image 1.

    John Mossman, John Thein

    A Panoramic Rendering of the Journey of Discovery

    Ceramic

  8. Labor by Matthew Placzek, Image 7.

    Matthew Placzek

    Labor

    steel

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About the artist

Dany Reyes

Dany Reyes is an Omaha-based visual artist influenced by graffiti, pop culture and color theory. Reyes was born in El Salvador San Salvador, raised in Los Angeles and moved to Omaha at 15 years old in the year 2000. Reyes is a self taught artist who works primarily in spray paint and acrylics. He’s painted professionally since September 2018. His work is frequently on display at Elva’s gallery on Vinton Street in Omaha Nebraska. Reyes grew up on Marvel comic books and cartoons. The bold art styles and expressive characters caught his attention as a shy, immigrant kid learning about this new country.

Years later, they still capture his attention as Reyes builds faces out of swaths of color or let’s paint splatter across the thick black strokes outlining a pop culture icon. For Reyes, painting is freedom. For a long time he hadn’t felt that. After high school he worked blue collar jobs because as a noncitizen, art school didn’t seem possible. Then, as a father and husband in his mid-30’s, he decided to give it a shot. Since then his commissions have sold well locally and nationally as Reyes continues to build out his studio and develop his style.
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