Lindsey Weber
About
Lindsey Weber received their BFA in Printmaking from the University of Montana in 2010. After graduation, they became the print shop coordinator and outreach educator for the Zootown Arts Community Center (ZACC), where they witnessed firsthand printmaking’s impact on the Missoula community. At the ZACC, patrons used the print shop to create t-shirts for garage bands, yard signs for political campaigns, and fliers for local businesses—examples of how printmaking’s accessibility could connect people and empower civic engagement.
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After moving to Nebraska, Weber continued to promote printmaking as a public good by teaching workshops in public schools and art nonprofits. Their education and studio practice now align with community activism, with a focus on promoting safe spaces for queer Nebraskans.
Weber received the Nebraska Individual Artist Fellowship Grant in 2022. Their upcoming solo exhibitions will explore queer culture and symbols.
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As a studio artist and designer, Weber's work explores themes of memory, identity, and place through printmaking, mixed media, and installation. As a designer they have collaborated with clients such as the Missouri Botanical Garden, Insight Theater, and St. Louis Shakespeare Company, as well as independently owned and operated businesses, to create illustrations, branding, and custom artwork.
Select EXHIBITIONS
2026
Emerge (Curator)
Turbine Flats, Lincoln, NE | Upcoming June 2026
Curator for an exhibition exploring contemporary works that question the notion of “coming out” and visibility within queer identities.
2025
FEED (Solo Exhibition)
Archway Studio, Lincoln, NE
A solo exhibition chronicling the psychological landscape of agrarian life and mental health.
Marked for Unbelonging (Solo Exhibition)
Fred Simon Gallery, Omaha, NE
Mixed Media works exploring fragmentation, and queer embodiment in an ecological context.
The Quiet Parts (Solo Exhibition)
Blackfoot Communication Center Gallery, Missoula, MT
An intimate collection of relief prints examining silence, repression, and voice.
2024
The Promise of Things (Solo Exhibition)
Project Project, Omaha, NE
Installation focusing on the history of textiles in the queer experience.
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Lavender Country (Invitational Exhibition)
LUX Center for the Arts, Lincoln, NE
Group exhibition centering queer and rural voices across the Midwest.
2023
Not Me but Through Me (Installation)
Art Farm, Alliance, NE
Installation reflecting on the act of caregiving and art making
2019
Holiday (Juried Exhibition)
Radius Gallery, Missoula, MT
Juried show featuring contemporary print and mixed media works.
Fanbox Five (Invitational Exhibition)
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Tugboat Gallery, Lincoln, NE
Group show featuring regional woman artist working in mixed media.
2018
That’s What She Said (Featured Artist)
The Grand, Saint Louis, MO
Featured artist in multidisciplinary show amplifying women in contemporary art.
2012
Grievances (Solo Exhibition)
Zootown Arts Community Center (ZACC), Missoula, MT
A body of work confronting narratives of grief through drawing and installation.
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Obsession (Curator)
Last Best Print Fest, Missoula, MT
Curated exhibition investigating themes of fixation in contemporary printmaking practices.
2011
Sweet Tooth (Permanent Archive)
Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, MI
Work acquired for the university’s permanent print collection.
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PROJECTS
2025
MBX Public Art Project (Public Art Finalist, Lead Artist)
Music Box Venue, Lincoln, NE
Awarded the bid to co-design and execute a large-scale mural celebrating Lincoln’s creative community and music scene.
2024
Nine Nebraskans (Invitational Public Works Project)
Constellation Studios, Lincoln, NE
Collaborative wheat-pasted mural composed of relief prints by nine Nebraska artists.
Monster Jam (Organizer & Lead Facilitator)
LLincoln High School & Elliot Elementary School, Lincoln, NE | 2024
Coordinated a cross-age collaboration where elementary students designed monsters reinterpreted by high school artists, culminating in a public exhibition and community event.
2012
Slave Free Nebraska (Public Art Finalist)
Lincoln, NE
Selected finalist for a public art commission addressing human trafficking awareness and advocacy.
Awards
& RECOGNITIONS
Individual Artist Fellowship for Visual ArtsNebraska Arts Council, Omaha, NE | 2022 Received a statewide fellowship recognizing excellence in visual arts practice.
Publications
& FEATURES
Noelani Kirschner, “Relationships that Define Us”The American Scholar, March 20, 2025Featured artist in an essay exploring memory and the intersections of art and identity.
Prairie Schooner, Volume 97, No. 2Summer 2023 | Cover ArtistArtwork featured on the cover of Prairie Schooner, a national literary journal published by the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.
EDUCATION
Transitional Teaching Certification | 2023 University of Nebraska at Kearney, Kearney NEBachelor of Fine Arts in Printmaking | 2010University of Montana, Missoula MT
