October 01, 2015
Posted by the Columbus Telegram A new exhibit, “A Feeling of Humanity: Western Art from the Ken Ratner Collection” opened Sept. 30 at Bone Creek Museum of Agrarian Art. The exhibition featuring 74 paintings from the New York private collection will be on view through Jan. 3. Ratner, who has an extensive collection from the […]
September 22, 2015
A short documentary film was produced about Bone Creek’s 2015 summer blockbuster exhibition, Ballad of the Farm. The film captures the mission of the museum, the close work that we do with contemporary artists, and the setting of the agrarian roots of David City. Ballad Youtube link
September 06, 2015
Posted by the Omaha World Herald Art depicts lands, fields and those who have lived on them In this installment, we focus on Bone Creek Museum of Agrarian Art, David City. Best known for Founded by local volunteers in 2007, the Bone Creek Museum of Agrarian Art is the only U.S. museum highlighting artwork that […]
July 09, 2015
Published in the Columbus Telegram, July 1, 2015. It’s half way through the year 2015 and the Bone Creek Museum of Agrarian Art’s collection has
June 14, 2015
Guest Curator James Jones, with Amanda Mobley Guenther, was interviewed on NET Radio’s Friday Live to announce the opening reception of Ballad of the Farm: Then, Now, Tomorrow. Listen to the podcast from May 22