The most wonderful art gallery in Lincoln! Three floors of art by award-winning artists and…read morecreatives, a gift shop and four loft apartments. Anne Burkholder has created a special community of artists. You will find something in every price range, in a variety of mediums. Make sure to take time to spend on each floor, visiting the artist's studios and various galleries!

This public sculpture in front of the Burkholder Project is absolutely stunning. The giant blue…read morehands painted in a swirling Van Gogh style immediately catch your eye--and then invite you to pause, reflect, and appreciate the creativity this gallery stands for. It feels both grounded and otherworldly, like it's holding the sky itself. It's the perfect introduction to the artistic spirit inside the Burkholder Project. Even if you're just walking by, this piece makes you feel like art is for everyone. A must-see if you're in Lincoln's Haymarket District!

Friendly and fast - and excellent quality. I needed a frame for a picture for a wedding gift. Their…read moresuggestions were perfect and the result was just what I wanted.

They have done excellent work for me. I have asked them to re-mat 5 original watercolors with…read moreacid-free mats and museum glass. The paintings are all about 80 years old but with the work done by hangup they look practically new. The shop also removed and preserved the various labels on the back of some of the paintings showing where they had been exhibited. Very professional.

Gorgeous exhibits on three floors of open space. They have an elevator. Free to the public!read more

Kiechel Fine Art was a stop on the Nebraska Passport this year (2023) and we visited around 10:00…read moream on a Wednesday in midMay. We were greeted by the attendant who explained that Kiechel features local and regional artists on the two floors that are open to the public. An extensive collection of Thomas Hart Benson drawings were featured on the second floor showcasing his talent outside of the murals that I was more familiar with. The main floor walls represented local artists. Parking in downtown Lincoln is a challenge, and once you find a spot you then deal with the parking meter. We downloaded the parking app and reserved our space for an hour. We spent the first 15 minutes trying to find the building and resorted to asking a clerk at the optical shop. Kiechel has been operating since 1986 but lacks signage and the building number is difficult to see from any distance. The gallery is worth a stop, but you too may have difficulty finding this little gem among the buildings and traffic in downtown Lincoln. I would recommend downloading the parking app before heading to the capital city.

Truly a gem in Lincoln! This gallery represents local and regional artists who primarily work in a…read moremodern and abstract manner. You'll see paintings, sculptures, pottery and jewelry tastefully presented and reasonably priced. The main displays change monthly but all of the member artists have pieces somewhere in the gallery at all times. Make art part of your life!

Best art selection around! The owner is very nice and knowledgeable. I recommend this to anyone in…read morethe Nebraska area to go check out!

When we met Dean of Metro Gallery at Art Expo New York, it was the highlight of our week! He is…read morewarm and personable with a passion for art and for people. If we lived near Lincoln, Metro Gallery would be a place we would visit often.

We love The Lux and try to attend as many free community events as we can. There are always so many…read moretruly fun activities, and both my child and I enjoy experiencing and learning new ways to make art. If you attend a community event, be sure to also check out the exhibits or follow The Lux online--they feature some truly powerful artwork that's absolutely worth seeing. I also love learning about their artists-in-residence and really appreciate their commitment to diversity and inclusion. A friend gifted my young son a pottery class, and he absolutely loved it. I'd love to attend more classes or the day camps, but they are a bit pricier than other options, so we haven't yet. The Lux truly has a heart for engaging children in the arts. If you're able, please support The Lux! It's such a wonderful, colorful, fun gem for everyone and offers classes in a variety of art mediums, including pottery, drawing, painting, printmaking, jewelry making and more.

Between April 17 and April 25th, 2020, the LUX Center for the Arts has their Annual Art Auction,…read moreand it is LIVE online right now. I am one of the artist in the auction. It is the absolute worse economic time to have an art auction, but the best time to support LUX. This has been the largest fundraiser for LUX in the past. Please visit there website to bid on art. I will be in town the beginning of April 2022 to set up my solo exhibition, which will run for 2 months. See you then!