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Collection Connection: Lonnie Pierson Dunbier: Nebraska Women Artists Who Did It Their Way

August 22, 2018 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Learn more about art in one-hour presentations by regional experts. Free and open to the public.

Lonnie Dunbier is the principal behind a major undertaking, in conjunction with MONA, to research and compile a comprehensive biographical study of nearly 700 women artists connected to Nebraska before 1945. As the first extensive list of these early artists, the information will be an invaluable reference for decades.

A native Nebraskan, Lonnie earned both undergraduate and graduate degrees from the Omaha and Lincoln campuses of the University of Nebraska. While living in Lincoln, she was a docent at Sheldon Museum of Art and active with the Sheldon Art Association. In 1991, several years after losing her first husband, she married Roger Dunbier, son of artist Augustus Dunbier, and together they created the database that now is askART.com, a major online source about artists and their work.

Details

Date:
August 22, 2018
Time:
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Website:
mona.unk.edu

Venue

Museum of Nebraska Art
2401 Central Ave
Kearney, NE 68847 United States

Learn more about art in one-hour presentations by regional experts. Free and open to the public.

Lonnie Dunbier is the principal behind a major undertaking, in conjunction with MONA, to research and compile a comprehensive biographical study of nearly 700 women artists connected to Nebraska before 1945. As the first extensive list of these early artists, the information will be an invaluable reference for decades.

A native Nebraskan, Lonnie earned both undergraduate and graduate degrees from the Omaha and Lincoln campuses of the University of Nebraska. While living in Lincoln, she was a docent at Sheldon Museum of Art and active with the Sheldon Art Association. In 1991, several years after losing her first husband, she married Roger Dunbier, son of artist Augustus Dunbier, and together they created the database that now is askART.com, a major online source about artists and their work.