“Plane Talk,” New Orleans Art Review
THERE COULD HAVE been no more beautiful sign of the ending of the solar cycle than the snow that fell in southern Louisiana that mid-December morning a few weeks ago.
Press & Media
“A Loss for Words: Works by Jacqueline Bishop and Douglas Bourgeois,” Gambit Weekly
This two-person exhibition of recent work by Jacqueline Bishop and Douglas Bourgeois is startling in a number of ways. Both artists bring a mind-boggling deftness to the act of painting, with imagery you might need a magnifying glass to appreciate fully.
“Bishop, Bourgeois, and Charbonnet at Arthur Roger,” Gambit Weekly
It’s called A Loss for Words, and this two-person exhibition of recent work by Jacqueline Bishop and Douglas Bourgeois is startling in any number of ways. Both bring a mind-boggling deftness to the act of painting, with imagery that you might need a magnifying glass to fully appreciate.
“Artists Jacqueline Bishop and Douglas Bourgeois are as Soulful and Skilled as Ever,” New Orleans Times-Picayune
What’s left to say about Louisiana masters Jacqueline Bishop and Douglas Bourgeois? They are the cream of the generation of Bayou State artists who came of age artistically while Ron and Nancy were in the White House.