Sedusa from the collection of Public Art Omaha

Sedusa

Mural, Acrylic, Aerosol

The Leavenworth Bar mural was a collaboration of Maggie Weber and Nicholas Clark. Maggie has worked on multiple murals in the past, and saw LB's large white wall as a perfect canvas to display new work. The design they created was formed from different drawings and added input from other artist friends. They then gridded out the bricks of the wall and measured our design to match. They borrowed ladders from the bar, and only had one that barely reached the top of the wall so they had to come in at separate times when they got closer to finishing the mural. The artists used mostly Blickrylic, Golden, and latex house paint. They say that hardest part about this mural was that they both had so many ideas.

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Maggie Weber

Maggie Weber is a professional artist and community organizer. As a child, she attended summer art camp in her hometown Shenandoah, Iowa, along the Wabash Trace Nature Trail, which cultivated her love for art in the outdoors. Maggie is invested in the next generation of creatives and has collaborated with local organizations such as Project Everlast, The Hope Center for Kids, and The Montessori Co-Op School to empower young people to pursue their passions. She received her B.A. in Studio Art and Art History from the University of Nebraska at Omaha in 2014.

Now, Maggie is pursuing a nursing degree Nebraska Methodist College. Maggie is interested in how community action on a neighborhood level can bring about change. Over the last decade, she has been involved in her community in various roles including serving as vice-president of the Benson Neighborhood Association, working as Development Director for Amplify Arts, mentoring high-school students for the Kent Bellow Mentoring Program, and developing public art projects for BFF Omaha.

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