An Omaha icon and its push to be a leading voice for inclusivity in our city
30 Americans, on view at Joslyn Art Museum through May 5, brings together over 60 works by contemporary African American artists, focusing on important issues of racial, gender, and sexual identity; ongoing narratives of racial inequality in the United States; poverty; racial stereotyping; and the power of protest. Spend some time with Karin Campbell, Joslyn’s Phil Willson Curator of Contemporary Art, as she highlights the 30 Americans exhibit and discusses Joslyn’s commitment to broadening the presence of underrepresented voices in its galleries and programming.