Richard Wiegmann

Work in Public Spaces

Written in Light, Water and Stone: “Limpet” 2001
Acrylic on canvas. Allwine Hall, Univ. of Nebraska at Omaha.
“Written in Light, Water and Stone.” 2001
Acrylic on 8 canvases. Allwine Hall, Univ. of Nebraska at Omaha.
“Written in Light, Water and Stone”. 2001
Acrylic on 8 canvases. Allwine Hall, Univ. of Nebraska at Omaha.
“The Earth is an Open Book: an Encyclopedia, an Epic Poem, A Sacred Text.” Right side. 1998.
Acrylic on 6 canvases. 4′ X 32′ overall. Installed in the Millard Branch of the Omaha Public Library.
“Resources-Growth-Production”. 1976
Hand dyed fabric wall hanging in three sections. 5′ x 25′ (City National Bank, Crete, Nebraska)
Grand Canyon: Nine Part Invention. 1994
Acrylic, modeling paste, and sand on nine canvases. 90″ x 96″ overall. (Collection: Concordia Univ. Nebraska,
Seward, Nebraska)
“The Earth is an Open Book: an Encyclopedia, an Epic Poem, A Sacred Text.” 1998.
Acrylic on 6 canvases. 4′ X 32′ Installed in the Millard Branch of the Omaha Public Library.
“The Earth is an Open Book: an Encyclopedia, an Epic Poem, A Sacred Text.” (Left side) 1998.
Acrylic on canvas. Installed in the Millard Branch of the Omaha Public Library.
“The Earth is an Open Book: an Encyclopedia, an Epic Poem, A Sacred Text.” Detail. 1998.
Acrylic on canvas. Approx. 4′ x 8′ Installed in the Millard Branch of the Omaha Public Library.

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