Traveling through Nebraska can reveal an array of artistic treasures hidden within the rugged beauty of the Cornhusker State. While often overlooked by the untrained eye, the city of Omaha boasts an art scene that is distinct and unparalleled in the region. At its nexus lies the Joslyn Castle, an exceptional early example of Art Nouveau domestic architecture, situated in the heart of Omaha's Historic District. Filled with period furniture and intricate details, the 35-room castle serves as a resplendent example of turn-of-the-century craftsmanship.

Omaha is also home to the campus of the Joslyn Art Museum, a majestic complex that marries Modernist architecture with post-Geometric structures and tranquil landscapes. On the grounds stands the newly renovated ConTemporary gallery space, showcasing groundbreaking works of regional artists. Exhibitions here often challenge observers to interact with each piece closely. Various installations crafted by award-winning sound artists display cutting-edge innovations and methods, highlighting new artforms such as sound art that challenge the status quo.

Omaha residents are familiar with Kaneko's storied relationship to various high-profile architects. Overlooking Lewis and Clark Landing – sprawling green spaces encompassing small pools and the setting for children-related and live festival events – lies the architecturally stimulating spaces encompassed by KCAFE, providing people of all demographic backgrounds access to live culture gatherings inside. On premise is The Biodiversity Reserve conservation exhibits section with artist showcases for creating the interior artwork as well with artistic expressions encapsulating humanity for people moving forward with its large sculptures too big for interiors.

In 2010 Omaha lost a core art space in Hot Shops, however emerging spaces, like Railyard Arts district's sound experiment location created by artist working artist guild solidify roots towards turning a page for revitalization of urban art preservation of historical sites by the council still involved in preservation programs and projects in sound practices against erasure now existing and maintaining them also. With the blossoming of such initiatives it sets forward steps of the art form including young entrepreneurs into the renewed diverse form evolving now.

From contemporary dancers, musical engineers at the intersection various historical architects collaborating to build space we inhabit in full form.

Sokol's BSHR located just a block North 16th Main also host small music open mic gatherings interloacking and intertwining local stories inside intimate night jam concerts spanning several weekends spanning each quarter spanning.

Omaha has also seen initiatives taken by The Artists' Cooperative gallery, acting as regional connection bringing artisans by diverse crafts on their respective mediums to celebrate current scene. Alongside cooperative model established local connection grows for artists linking creatives under same roof inspiring dynamic energy, strengthening individual pursuits towards increasing sense national culture arts trends and even bigger ideas within their artistic processes with art that can connect residents and outside enthusiasts that in this way can discover small vibrant neighborhoods or areas around main, central and major parks of downtown regions.

Under the influence of artists from across the region that has been shaped the landscape while attracting even aspiring artists into communities working actively across multidisciplinary practice.