Lesley Dill's recent constructions possess a new radiant luminosity but are still characterized by the artist's complex interweaving of a wide range of materials, images and text. Read More

The works in this exhibition are digital studies of objects discarded from households and nature collected on Dawn DeDeaux's daily walks in her New Orleans neighborhood. Read More

Whitfield Lovell creates delicately orchestrated assemblages that blend surfaces, images and objects and call to memory the African-American experience in the United States. Read More

This installation is inspired by the artist's experience of the Society of Ste. Anne. Every Mardi Gras morning the Society of Ste. Anne marches up Royal Street like an armada of dreams – a long line of maskers with a fantastic array of costumes, the Storyville Stompers, and dozens of fabulous hoops and streaming ribbons. Read More

Paul Cadmus’ drawings are lavishly executed in colored chalk and crayon on hand-toned papers in his exhibition at Arthur Roger Gallery. Read More

Throughout his over thirty-year career, Greg Gorman has developed a discriminating and unique style of photography. Greg Gorman’s work is best exemplified through his portraits of male nudes, which are featured in this “As I See It” exhibition. Read More

In his wonderfully varied colorful work David Bates seeks to replicate the excitement of what he's seeing through his exhibition of recent sculpture, paintings, drawings and reliefs at Arthur Roger Gallery. Read More

In conjunction with Art for Art’s Sake the Arthur Roger Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of photogravure monoprints by Ted Kincaid. Read More

Using acrylics, wax and modeling paste with careful and meticulous craft Jonathan Seliger produces sensuous surfaces and transfigures the familiar. Read More