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From Public Art Omaha

  1. Wind Sculpture by Yinka Shonibare, Image 3.

    Yinka Shonibare

    Wind Sculpture

    Painted fiberglass over steel armature

    312 in

  2. Ashlars by Charles Fisher, Image 1.

    Charles Fisher

    Ashlars

    Paint, Aluminum

  3. Unknown by Tom Sitzman, Image 2.

    Tom Sitzman

    Unknown

    Metal, Stainless Steel

  4. Tempest by Albert Rhea, Image 1.

    Albert Rhea

    Tempest

    Painted steel

    96 x 48 x 36 in

  5. Airbourne Monument by Matthew Placzek, Image 3.

    Matthew Placzek

    Airbourne Monument

    Bronze

    96 x 60 x 36 in

  6. Catherine McAuley by Marie Henderson, Image 2.

    Marie Henderson

    Catherine McAuley

    Bronze

    60 x 30 x 35 in

  7. Conestoga School by John Himmelfarb, Image 1.

    John Himmelfarb

    Conestoga School

    Ceramic

    32 x 136 x 2 in

  8. Untitled by John Himmelfarb, Image 1.

    John Himmelfarb

    Untitled

    Ceramic

    48 x 288 x 4 in

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About the artist

Jamie Burmeister

Jamie Burmeister is an artist and musician based in Omaha, Nebraska. His 20 year art career has found him working with many diverse approaches to art making. He experiments with sculpture, painting, drawing, video, sound, installation and interactivity to create artwork in response to his personal experience of the world. Burmeister has exhibited his artwork internationally in galleries, museums and public spaces. Recently his artwork has focused on small 4” tall bronze figures he calls vermin. These small figurative sculptures have found their way into Jamie’s gallery and museum pieces, public art installations and street art. Through the combination of vermin with his multimedia approach, Burmeister has found an outlet to explore nearly any aspect of the human experience. These artworks have elements of humor, absurdity and the mundane. Jamie received an M.F.A. in Sculpture from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln.
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