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<div class='leftcolumn'><h2>Design, in the middle of everywhere.</h2></div>
<div class='rightcolumn'><p>daOMA (design alliance OMAha, Inc.) is a non-profit dedicated to public education and appreciation of architecture and the design arts. daOMA is about design in all forms and the education and community that perpetuate it. This is accomplished by fostering a continuing and challenging public discourse on the design disciplines and their relationship to our cities, workplace, and home. Rooted in the intellectual and social foundations of design culture, daOMA’s primary mission is to expand and grow design appreciation and awareness. Central to this mission is the organizations core programs of public lectures and presentations featuring local, regional, and world renowned architects, designers, critics, historians and patrons.</p>
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<div class='rightcolumn'><p>daOMA has established a world class lecture series, that has brought many of the world’s best architects and designers to the city of Omaha and the state of Nebraska for the first time this series has seen a total programming attendance in that time of nearly 8,500 people.</p>
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<div class='rightcolumn'><p>As part of our partnership with the Omaha Public Library, we archive our podcast for the public there and daOMA works to recommend books on each seasons speakers so that the public can learn more about them at the library before and after the lectures are over. We also work in partnership to advise the library on the architecture and design sections of the library working to keep them current for its patrons.</p>
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<div class='rightcolumn'><p>This world renowned presentation format/venue was added in the second season. It provides the vehicle to feature the work of the best and brightest members of the regional creative community while also connecting Omaha and Nebraska to a larger global network of creative cities. In season 5 we have solidified partnerships with Slowdown and Blue Sushi for the 4 PKN’s we host each season. Unique to PKN-Omaha is our final PKN each season features the best design talents coming out of the design schools in the region and the standout faculty educating these students.</p>
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<div class='leftcolumn'><h2>Film</h2></div>
<div class='rightcolumn'><p>The work of Film and Cinema have been linked to Architecture and Design since the beginning. daOMA in partnership with Film Streams and Omaha Creative Institute works to present an annual film screening and panel discussion where the relationship between these artistic media can be further defined in a public venue.</p>
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<h5 class='pad_bottom'>Board of directors</h5>
<p>daOMA’s membership is led by a board of directors, who have been selected to represent our partners‘, design disciplines and/or interests in the areas of architecture, urban design, landscape design, interior design, industrial design, graphic design, photography and fashion design.</p>
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<h3>Bryce Bridges</h3><p>International Commercial Portrait photographer and Visual Media specialist Bryce Bridges has worked on projects with a wide variety of international magazines, agencies and clients, was featured in the December 2008 issue of Photo District News as a winner of the 2008 Faces photo competition, has exhibited his work in several solo shows including the lauded “A Work of Body,” and sits on the Board of Directors of several Not-for-Profit organizations.</p>
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<h3>Drew Davies</h3>
<p>Founder and design director of Oxide Design Co., a communications and information design firm established in 2001. A past president and advisory board member of the AIGA Nebraska chapter, Davies now serves as the design director for AIGA’s Design for Democracy program. DFD is currently involved in implementing nationwide ballot design standards for all elections.</p>
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<h3>Jeffrey L. Day, AIA</h3>
<p>Jeff is a principal of Min | Day, is Professor of Architecture & Landscape Architecture and director of the Architecture Program at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He graduated magna cum laude from Harvard College in 1988, with an AB in Visual and Environmental Studies and received a Master of Architecture from U.C. Berkeley in 1995. At UNL Jeff runs FACT (Fabrication And Construction Team), an awardwinning, academic/professional collaborative design lab.</p>
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<p>Brian is an architect and faculty member with the University of Nebraska — College of Architecture. His previous teaching experience includes Drury University’s Hammons School of Architecture in Springfield, MO and California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo. Prior to joining the faculty at UNL, Brian served as lead designer in the office of Randy Brown Architects, designing several awardwinning projects of various types and scales. In addition to teaching, he is a partner with AToM, a design office which focuses on smaller scale architectural projects, objects, and graphics.</p>
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<h3>Justin Kemerling</h3>
<p>Design director at JKDC and Chief Design Officer for a technology startup called MindMixer. Justin is a collaborative designer focused on making it beautiful, moving people to action and getting good things done. His work is graphic design, as well as art, activism, citizenship, entrepreneurship, strategy, and very much Midwest.</p>
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<h3>David C. Levy</h3>
<p>David Levy is Chair of the Bair Holm, LLP Real Estate Section. He represents clients in zoning, land use, energy, environmental and general real estate matters. David has served as an Adjunct Professor in Land Use Law at the University Of San Francisco School Of Law, and has taught at Creighton University School of Law. Prior to returning to Nebraska, Mr. Levy practiced land use and environmental law with a firm in San Francisco. Before beginning his legal career, he worked for seven years as a City Planner for the City and County of San Francisco.</p>
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<h3>Amy Mather</h3>
<p>Amy serves as the Adult Services & Programming Manager for Omaha Public Library. Prior to that, she held the position as Technology Librarian. She received her MLIS at Louisianan State University. She has lived in West Virginia, New Mexico, Louisiana, Washington DC, Maryland and now considers Omaha, Nebraska as her home. She was recognized along with a colleague as one of Library Journal’s Mover & Shakers in 2010. She currently serves on Douglas County Historical Society in addition to her position as the secretary for daOMA.</p>
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<h3>Hesse McGraw</h3>
<p>Hesse is a curator, writer and artist working as curator at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts in Omaha, Nebraska. He was the founding director and curator of Paragraph, a contemporary art gallery operating under the nonprofit Urban Culture Project in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. He is the former assistant director of Max Protetch gallery in New York, City and former senior editor of Review, a Kansas Citybased visual culture magazine. He has served as a lecturer in the Interdisciplinary department of the Kansas City Art Institute and frequently serves as a guest lecturer, critic and juror for fine art and architecture schools and organizations throughout the US.</p>
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<h3>James Menard</h3>
<p>Jeff is a principal of Min | Day, is Professor of Architecture & Landscape Architecture and director of the Architecture Program at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He graduated magna cum laude from Harvard College in 1988, with an AB in Visual and Environmental Studies and received a Master of Architecture from U.C. Berkeley in 1995. At UNL Jeff runs FACT (Fabrication And Construction Team), an awardwinning, academic/professional collaborative design lab.</p>
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<h3>Alan Tipp</h3>
<p>Alan, a native to Omaha, Nebraska, earned his Bachelor’s from the University of Kansas where he studied Industrial Design. In early 2000 he began working for a startup firm in Baltimore, MD known as Big Bang Products. He designed and developed items for The Home Shopping Network, QVC, Herrington, Macy’s, Dicks, The Sports Authority, Lands End, The Sharper image, Hammacher Schlemmer, and several other retailers. He currently serves as the Director of Design for Eyeking, LLC. In his studio, Tipp designs for the company’s most successful and notable eyewear licensees; Under Armour and Hobie Polarized.</p>
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<h3>Anne Trumble, MLA, ASLA</h3>
<p>Anne is founder and director of the nonprofit research and design collaborative, Emerging Terrain, based in Omaha, NE. Originally trained as a landscape architect, Trumble discovered a fascination with political and community process while designing and building public landscapes in New York City. Prior to that Anne obtained her graduate degree in Vancouver, British Columbia. Although Anne grew up on a farm outside of Omaha, she has traveled, studied, and practiced landscape architecture around the world, but always finds the most interest in the landscapes of Nebraska.</p>
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<p>Tom is an architect, design enthusiast and wanna-be ad man. He is a graduate of the University of Nebraska at Lincoln with degrees in both advertising and architecture, and went on to receive his master’s degree in architecture at the University of Kansas, he is a Studio 804 alumnus (216 Alabama). Tom is a Design Principal and Vice President with the international firm of HDR Architecture. He is also a founding partner in the international design collaborative n:dL (nocturnal: design Lab). He established daOMA (design alliance OMAha, Inc.) in 2006 with a mission to bring a greater awareness of progressive architecture and the design arts to Nebraska and western Iowa.</p>
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<p>Sabrina, an Omaha native, has over twelve years of experience working in the non-profit field in both the arts and education. Ms. Weiss received a Bachelor of Science degree from Oklahoma City University while also performing with the American Spirit Dance Company. In 2007, Ms. Weiss received her Masters of Public Administration degree with an emphasis in Non-Profit Arts Management from the University of Nebraska at Omaha. In 2002, Sabrina moved back to Omaha to work as the Donor Relations Manager for the Joslyn Art Museum Foundation. She has held various fundraising positions at Joslyn and is currently the Director of Development and External Affairs.</p>
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<p>Tom is an architect, design enthusiast and wanna-be ad man. He is a graduate of the University of Nebraska at Lincoln with degrees in both advertising and architecture, and went on to receive his master’s degree in architecture at the University of Kansas, he is a Studio 804 alumnus (216 Alabama). Tom is a Design Principal and Vice President with the international firm of HDR Architecture. He is also a founding partner in the international design collaborative n:dL (nocturnal: design Lab). He established daOMA (design alliance OMAha, Inc.) in 2006 with a mission to bring a greater awareness of progressive architecture and the design arts to Nebraska and western Iowa.</p>
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