Exhibitions and events
Where to see the work.
Now and upcoming
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November 20, 2026 to January 2027
Terrain: An Ode to Eugene Kingman
Joslyn Castle & Gardens, 3902 Davenport Street, Omaha, Nebraska 68131
A retrospective of Kingman's life and work at the Joslyn Castle. On view through January 2027.
Opening reception
Friday, November 20, 2026, 6 to 8 pm
Joslyn Castle & Gardens
3902 Davenport Street, Omaha, Nebraska 68131
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Ongoing
The Kingman Room and Gallery
Joslyn Castle, Omaha, Nebraska
A permanent room for Kingman's work, opened in 2025. Works for sale from the collection are shown here.
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Since April 15, 2026
The New York Times mural
Omaha Central Library, 72nd and Dodge, Omaha, Nebraska
The restored 1948 world map mural, on the library's second floor.
To see works by appointment, get in touch.
Selected history
Past exhibitions
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2025–26
Eugene Kingman: His World in Prints and Drawings
Roberta & Bob Rogers Gallery, Omaha · Prints and drawings, with printmaking workshops
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2024
Eugene Kingman Retrospective and Art Sale
Joslyn Castle, Omaha · October 18 to December 31
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2023–24
A Night With Eugene Kingman
Joslyn Castle, Omaha · Evenings with historian Maureen McCann Waldron
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2019
Plein Air Artists
Gallery 1516, Omaha · With Augustus Dunbier and Robert Gilder, August 24 to October 13
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2016
A Century of Design in the Parks
National Park Service symposium, Santa Fe · A poster of the seven 1931 Paris Exposition paintings
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2016
Unveiling of the restored New York Times mural
W. Dale Clark Library, Omaha · June 16
Story and photos Video ↗ Omaha World-Herald ↗ The New York Times ↗
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1975
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1956
New Haven Railroad competition exhibition
Boston, then Grand Central Art Galleries, New York · Third Purchase Award for New England Meeting House
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1953
One-man shows
Providence Art Club and Joslyn Art Museum
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1942
Artists for Victory
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
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1940–42
National Academy of Design
New York
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1931
One-man show
Yale Gallery of Fine Arts, New Haven
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