Community Speaks

A program where the Museum collaborates with community members to select artworks from the current show and offer a personal response and reflection – maximizing the voices and perspectives that visitors hear when exploring the exhibition.

Reflections on Harmonia Rosales's "Forbidden Fruit"

Abiola "Demo" Kosoko

Micki Bethea

Reflections on Harmonia Rosales's "Oba and Her Ear"

Jay Warren-Teamer

Reflections on Letitia Huckaby's "A Living Requiem"

Tulani Grundy Meadows

Reflections on Jeannette Ehlers "How do you talk about 300 years in four minutes?"

Amanda Kephart

Cecil L. Hicks

Zedeka Poindexter

Reflections on April Bey's "Anansi Judgementorializing: You Look like You Snuck on to Earth Fam"

JoAnna LeFlore-Ejike

Sherrye Hutcherson

Reflections on Shawn Theodore’s "Oluchi Oneya – Li Ka We Nan Rayi Ou, Se Nan Pue Bwa A Pichpen, and Leenos The Forgiving"

Vincent John “VJ” Orduña

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Reflections on Shawn Theodore’s "The Salon of Oluchi Oneya and Leenos The Forgiving"

Racquel Henderson

Reflections on Samuel Bak Museum's "Past, Present, Futures" Exhibition

Omaha Mayor John W. Ewing Jr.