Elemore Morgan, Jr., was acknowledged for many years as the leading contemporary Louisiana landscape painter. He was especially renowned for his "en plein air" landscape paintings done in the heart of the rice growing region of southwest Louisiana. Many of Morgan's landscapes were done in acrylic on oddly shaped Masonite panels, cut to fit his vision of the land, which he felt were integral to the design and composition of his works. Read More
"Postcards from Plaquemines" is an endeavor to give those who have never seen Grand Bayou a sense of what it's like; and, for those who have been there, the artist intends this body of work as an homage to a glorious and disappearing environment. Read More
Dave Greber's colorful new work Stilllives is a seamless high definition video loop which features a deconstructed still life which is in a constant state of flux. Read More
In Dawn DeDeaux’s “Unseen,” the works range from sculpture to photographs and expand the considerations of reality and time. Read More
In this exhibition Kevin Jones presents work that conceptually examines systems found in scientific investigation, specifically the periodic table of elements. Read More
David Webber’s films in the “Alphabet Series” explore direct animation and structural cinema. Using the 16mm celluloid as a canvas, the work explores the formal possibilities of film and the compositional strategies of time-based media. Read More
In this body of work, Charbonnet incorporates images of flowers appropriated from other artists. She constructs surfaces utilizing an additive and subtractive process, which involves the manipulation of layers of collage, paint, fabric and different acrylic mediums. Read More
This exhibition of Willie Birch’s work brings together a series of paintings and sculpture dating from 1978 to 2003 that focus on both the celebratory nature of the people of New Orleans as well as stories of their everyday life. Read More
