What do the rise and fall of empires have to do with Las Vegas? Probably not much except that both are marked by glamorous and grandiose symbolism. History is a roll of the dice, and somebody always loses. Empires were often fueled by visions of vast wealth, yet they eventually crumbled. Stephen Paul Day’s Blame It On Vegas exhibition actually focuses far more on European history than it does on Nevada’s Sin City, which is mostly represented here by his oversized paintings of tacky souvenir matchbooks. By contrast, his sculptures often feature mini-renditions of major figures in European history. Read More
Gallery News
Lauren Rogers Museum of Art 2013 Dale Chihuly Chandelier Acquisition
May 9, 2013
The Lauren Rogers Museum of Art recently acquired the Dale Chihuly Aventurine Green Chandelier with Copper Leaf. Read More
“Art critic’s picks for Saturday’s Julia Street gallery openings,” The Times-Picayune
May 1, 2013
Smart, sure and silky smooth, Gordy’s acrylic canvases from the 1970s and 1980s remain a high water mark in New Orleans art. Gordy was one of those painter’s painter; his every work is a lesson in color choice, value modulation and economical design. After all these years, I imagined I’d seen all of Gordy’s mid-career works, but the shaped canvas waterfall featured on the gallery website was a revelation Read More
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