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From Public Art Omaha

  1. Emerald City by Catie Curnes, Image 2.

    Catie Curnes

    Emerald City

    Acrylic on steel

  2. Money Blomes by Jake Balcom, Image 1.

    Jake Balcom

    Money Blomes

    Steel & Aluminum

    288 x 192 x 192 in

  3. The Picnic Table by Michael Beitz, Image 2.

    Michael Beitz

    The Picnic Table

    Wood

    36 x 48 x 72 in

  4. crO!ak by Jim Classe, Image 1.

    Jim Classe

    crO!ak

    powder-coated steel

    44 x 108 x 48 in

  5. Three Totems by Diane Mattern, Peggy Ritschel, Image 1.

    Diane Mattern, Peggy Ritschel

    Three Totems

    Concrete, Metal

  6. Catherine McAuley by Marie Henderson, Image 2.

    Marie Henderson

    Catherine McAuley

    Bronze

    60 x 30 x 35 in

  7. Cancer….there's hope by Victor Salmone, Image 3.

    Victor Salmone

    Cancer….there's hope

    Bronze & fiberglass

    84 x 84 x 168 in

  8. Suscipie by Jonathan Haschka, Image 1.

    Jonathan Haschka

    Suscipie

    Bronze

    144 x 12 x 12 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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