Christina Narwicz: Vespers- Whispers at Twilight
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“Anyone can love the mountains, but it takes a soul to love the prairie.” – Willa Cather
Inspired by the writings of Willa Cather and the vast, understated beauty of the Nebraska prairie, Christina Narwicz unveils a new collection of paintings that echo the spirit of the land and its people. Vespers – Whispers at Twilight is a meditation on awareness, solitude, and quiet majesty.
Narwicz translates Cather’s vivid landscapes into sweeping gestures and layered hues—where grasses sway with the memory of relentless winds, and twilight lingers in luminous skies. Her canvases hum with the stillness of starlit nights and the resilience found in wide-open spaces.
These works are not mere depictions, but atmospheric reveries—visual hymns to a land that requires deep attention to be truly seen.
Through this body of work, Narwicz invites viewers to slow down, listen closely, and find the poetry in silence—the prairie’s whisper at dusk.
View the exhibition in our location at 3220 Farnam St. #2101 in Midtown Crossing on the Northeast corner of 33rd and Farnam St. Free three-hour parking is available in the Midtown Crossings garage with validation. The Gallery is open Mon-Tue by appointment and Wed-Sat 10am-5:30pm.
Opening Reception:
Fourth Friday, June 27th, 5-8pm
3220 Farnam St. #2101
Omaha, NE 68131
Inspired by the writings of Willa Cather and the vast, understated beauty of the Nebraska prairie, Christina Narwicz unveils a new collection of paintings that echo the spirit of the land and its people. Vespers – Whispers at Twilight is a meditation on awareness, solitude, and quiet majesty.
Narwicz translates Cather’s vivid landscapes into sweeping gestures and layered hues—where grasses sway with the memory of relentless winds, and twilight lingers in luminous skies. Her canvases hum with the stillness of starlit nights and the resilience found in wide-open spaces.
These works are not mere depictions, but atmospheric reveries—visual hymns to a land that requires deep attention to be truly seen.
Through this body of work, Narwicz invites viewers to slow down, listen closely, and find the poetry in silence—the prairie’s whisper at dusk.
View the exhibition in our location at 3220 Farnam St. #2101 in Midtown Crossing on the Northeast corner of 33rd and Farnam St. Free three-hour parking is available in the Midtown Crossings garage with validation. The Gallery is open Mon-Tue by appointment and Wed-Sat 10am-5:30pm.
Opening Reception:
Fourth Friday, June 27th, 5-8pm
3220 Farnam St. #2101
Omaha, NE 68131
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