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A recipient of both the University of Iowa Arts Fellowship and the Wilhelm and Jane Bodine Fellowship, Matt Lowe received his MFA in Sculpture from the University of Iowa, where he also taught in the teaching assistantship program. In 2005, Lowe was chosen from a national search as one of five sculptors for the Bemis Center’s award-winning Art 4 Omaha Project 1, the Artist-in-Industry Steel Collaboration Project. For this project, he created the large-scale steel sculpture “Learning to Fly,” on view near the entrance of Qwest Center Omaha. Most recently, the sculptor created “The Ascent” for the O! Project, sponsored by the Bemis Center, Alegent Health and the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce. He is also working on a large-scale outdoor sculpture for the front courtyard of The Rows at SoMa in the heart of Omaha’s historic Old Market district. Lowe has exhibited his sculptures nationally and serves as the Bemis Center’s Technical Services Manager.
absentee bidding: jeremy@bemiscenter.org |
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A Birdhouse Skyscraper and the Upside Down Kingdom
Oak, Walnut and paint swatches
108 x 24 x 24 in.
2007
Estimated Value: $5,800 |
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