South Omaha Mural Project: Lithuanian Mural

South Omaha Mural Project: Lithuanian Mural Sieninis Paveikslas
Lithuanian Community Mural
Artists
The Omaha Lithuanian American Community. Mike Girón. Richard Harrison. Rebecca Harrison. Hugo Zamorano.

Gary Kastrick.
2015
Part of the South Omaha Mural Project
facebook.com/southomahamuls The colony of Lithuanians, who escaped the Russian invasion and settled in South O, expected to return to their homeland once the occupation ended. They devotedly instilled their language, religious practices, and culture into their children. Over time, most of the Lithuanians were never able to return home and b

ecame South Omahans for life. Still, you might find them around the bonfire telling tales of magical maidens turning into trees or of hands held for miles in the name of peace. Partners
Nebraska Arts Council
South Omaha Historical Fund
Omaha Mayor’s Neighborhood Grant
South Omaha Business Association

09/15/2020

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The mission of The South Omaha Mural Project is to strengthen communities through cultural exploration and collaborative art making. We seek to inspire conversations about and between the many cultures that make South Omaha a “Magic City”.

Our next South Omaha Mural is underway and we are looking for artists and participants! Follow South Omaha Mural Project...
07/28/2020

Our next South Omaha Mural is underway and we are looking for artists and participants!
Follow South Omaha Mural Project page or visit our website for more info!

This mural will be created to depict the history, personal experiences, and vision for the future of the Black community in South Omaha. The story of this community is often overlooked in the understanding of Black History in Omaha and in the history of South Omaha. Many influential leaders came fro...

Happy Easter to all! I am so happy to be able to share with you that one of our favorite movies can be watched for free ...
04/11/2020

Happy Easter to all! I am so happy to be able to share with you that one of our favorite movies can be watched for free for a short time. It is about the making of public art, but it is a great road trip story, with a lot to say about life in middle America. It has won film awards and is making it's way into being a film success. We want to bring it to Film Streams. Share with us your feedback so we can propose that to them more effectively.

Rebecca Harrison, part of our team, apprenticed on the Hastings mural, part of the Mid-America Arts Alliance Mural Project that is at the core of this film. And what she learned on that project has fed into all that we do with the South Omaha Mural Project. So, gather your family, and get ready for a really good watch. Have some kleenex ready for some of the scenes, really. Let us know how much you want us to bring the film to Omaha for a showing!

During this time of physical distancing and isolation, we would like to share with you a film that is about coming together to make something beautiful.

Beginning this Sunday, April 12 @ 7pm CST, the documentary Called to Walls will be available to stream for one month free on our website: www.calledtowalls.com.

In addition, on Thursday, April 30th @ 6pm CST, we will be hosting an online Q & A about the film and the power and potential of community-based art.

We hope you enjoy the completed film and join us in conversation on April 30th.

08/02/2019

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07/04/2019
A great article in today's paper about our Irish Community Mural, and all the other South Omaha Mural Projects.  Remembe...
06/22/2019

A great article in today's paper about our Irish Community Mural, and all the other South Omaha Mural Projects. Remember to come to the Irish Mural Completion Celebration today at Donahue's pub at 33rd and L at 2:00!

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