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Sheldon Museum of Art

Institution
Sheldon Museum of Art/University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Grant Cycle
Spring 2026
Amount
$100,000
Type of Grant
Exhibition Support
Website
sheldonartmuseum.org/exhibitions ↗
Lê Hiền Minh, Blessed Lady of the Nail, 2024. Traditional Vietnamese handmade Dó paper, acrylic, bioplastic filament, carved wooden octagonal stand, Edition 1 of 6 + 2AP, 29 x 11 x 11 inches. Courtesy of the artist.
Chelsea Culprit, Tru Bruja, 2019. Neon and Broom, 25 x 78 x 20 inches. Courtesy of the artist
Kandis Williams, Vampire, 2024. Paper, collage, Color-Aid and adhesive on wood, 66 x 47 inches. Image courtesy of the artist, Heidi, London, and Galerie Hubert Winter, Vienna. Photo: Inna Svyatsky
Pablo Helguera, Expropriación, 2012. Installation in the exhibition Quodlibet, Palacio de Bellas Artes, Mexico City. Courtesy of the artist
Pablo Helguera, Librería Donceles in Tempe, AZ, 2014. Courtesy of the artist.
Pablo Helguera, On the future of art, 2014. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, Courtesy of the artist.

Bad Witches: The Spiritual as Empowerment

JAN 30 – JULY 11, 2027

Bad Witches: The Spiritual as Empowerment examines how contemporary artists revisit the historical casting of women as “witches”—as dangerous, deviant, unruly—and reclaim those figures as sites of power. Featuring work made since the 1970s by women artists from across the globe who work in diverse practices and cosmologies, Bad Witches recasts spiritual practices as both a critical language and a political tool through which power is challenged, suppressed histories are reckoned with, and alternative futures are imagined and enacted.

Pablo Helguera: Socialscapes

AUG 14, 2027 – JAN 2, 2028

This first comprehensive, museum-based retrospective of Pablo Helguera offers an in-depth examination of the artist’s multifaceted practice—that includes writing, drawing, singing, directing performances, facilitating social relationships, mailing letters, researching soap operas, or perusing flea markets in search of vintage slides that will serve as prompts for new visual storytelling. Pablo Helguera: Socialscapes is a critical appreciation of artistic heterogeneity and living in-between cultures; of social relationship-building that creates connection and belonging across languages and boundaries—a perspective particularly relevant in the current political moment.

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