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From Public Art Omaha

  1. Untitled by Steve Tamayo, Image 3.

    Steve Tamayo

    Untitled

    Latex on vinyl wrap

  2. Untitled by Pamela Conyers-Hinson, Image 4.

    Pamela Conyers-Hinson

    Untitled

    Latex on vinyl wrap

  3. Omaha Underground by Geoff DeOld, Image 1.

    Geoff DeOld

    Omaha Underground

    Print

    960 x 240 in

  4. Little Sprout by Albert Rhea, Image 1.

    Albert Rhea

    Little Sprout

    Stainless Steel & Concrete

    144 x 48 x 48 in

  5. Garden Sunrise by George Adamson, Image 2.

    George Adamson

    Garden Sunrise

    Metal, Wood, Paint

    64 x 70 x 24 in

  6. Axle by Daniel Boye, Leslie Bruning, Image 3.

    Daniel Boye, Leslie Bruning

    Axle

    Painted steel

    120 x 156 x 114 in

  7. Fire in the Hole by Jon Barlow-Hudson, Image 1.

    Jon Barlow-Hudson

    Fire in the Hole

    Chrome

    156 x 144 x 144 in

  8. Melissa by Sidney (Buzz) Buchanan, Image 1.

    Sidney (Buzz) Buchanan

    Melissa

    Steel

    94 x 84 x 42 in

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About the artist

Tom Sitzman

b. 1942

Tom Sitzman was the owner/operator of Connect Gallery in Omaha from 2013-19, and has been a physical education teacher with a background in children’s creative dance and gymnastics and movement analyses. His public works include, “Shadow Box” located at Flanagan Lake, and “The Leaper” that stands outside Omaha Public School’s Catlin Elementary School of the Arts. Many other works can be found in private collections in homes and businesses.
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