Great Plains Art Museum to open immersive exhibition focused on insect world

by Great Plains Art Museum

August 3, 2026

Large metallic green beetle surrounded by yellow flowers and white blossoms on a swirled backdrop. — Excerpt from “Silver Wings and Golden Scales — Cabinet of Curiosities” by Jennifer Angus (detail), 2019.
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The University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Great Plains Art Museum will open “Jennifer Angus: Like a Moth to the Flame,” an immersive art installation designed specifically for the museum, on Aug. 7. The exhibition runs through Dec. 19.

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