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Lori Elliott-Bartle Studio

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Works in progress, where I share what I'm working on and what I'm thinking about, and also show my Instagram feed. 

It was an amazing week at the @nebraskamasternaturalist training. Follow the link in my bio for a few reflections, images and links. 

#nebraskaartist #masternaturalist #conservationmatters #lebstudioontheroad #lebstudio
Work in progress, 8x8” oils, wax, woodcut, ink, mixed papers. 

#contemporary #contemparyart #omahaartist #nebraskaartist #oilandcoldwax
Spent the last two studio days working on a couple of new-to-me book structures, thanks to @aworkofheartstudio who calls this the "everything journal." I made one 11x7" and the other 7x5.5" with materials I had on hand. I can see
What a gorgeous morning for “bike to work day”. It’s so lovely out that i pedaled extra miles through the @omaha_riverfront park on my way to the studio. Thanks @reneeledesma_art and @lala.exhibitions for the Gift Crow sculpture.
This morning, a two-man crew from U.S. Art Co. built boxes to hold two of my paintings headed to Bangladesh as part of the @artinembassies program. Safe travels! 

#artinembassies #omahatodhaka #lebstudio
What to do when traffic is very light in your studio during the @hotshopsartcenter open house? Start new work of course!

#lebstudio #hotshopsopenhouse

Light on the Platte River #1, a 30x30" painting on wood panel

Bemis auction

November 11, 2015

Light on the Platte River #1 is one of the more than 250 pieces in the upcoming Bemis auction, a fundraiser and arts appreciation event Nov. 21.  I strolled through the galleries this afternoon and was pleased to see my painting hung in one of the galleries near the entrance. Staff members were putting the finishing touches on the exhibit and several told me I was the first visitor. I guess I let my curiosity and excitement show. 

In past years, this event has brought together some of the region's top artists, work from professional artists local to international, collectors and the curious in one of Omaha's leading art parties. This year, several regional artists from among those accepted into the auction will be selected for an exhibit at the Bemis in 2016.  

There are several free preview events leading up to the auction. Info is posted at bemiscenter.org.  

My painting in the Bemis gallery, section 2.  

My painting in the Bemis gallery, section 2.  

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