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Hoping to emulate the unlikely success of Chi-cago’s “Cows on Parade” public art exhibit of a few years back, Omaha, Neb., asked its artistic community to participate in what it called the “J. Doe Project.”
Participants were given a 7-foot-tall slab of fiberglass and asked to sculpt a human shape, or something close to it. Male or female figures were acceptable—hence the project’s title.
Scott Bargenquast, a senior art director at The Sacco Group, worked around his design and print duties at the Omaha shop.
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