Inside The Arts: Arthur Roger Gallery | Art In The Time Of Empathy
by Diane Mack for WWNO | NPR New Orleans Art in the Time of Empathy, is an exhibition of gallery and invited artists examining the year 2020 as an historical…
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Things We Adore: October 2020
A few places and things that have caught our eye… Look back on 2020 through the eyes of over 70 artists in the Arthur Roger Gallery’s latest exhibition “Art in…
The Photographer Using Space Travel to Theorize about Climate Change
via Aperture By Eva Díaz Louisiana-based artist Dawn DeDeaux’s images of astronauts appear as harbingers of a new frontier. COVID Economy. To speak of utopia at this moment is heartrending. COVID-19…
Mary Jane Parker’s art opens Fall for Art in Covington
by Sarah Bonnette for The Times-Picayune | New Orleans Advocate For New Orleans artist Mary Jane Parker, there’s something soothing about drawing. “I think it’s a little bit like meditation…
70-Artist Exhibition About 2020 Upheaval at Arthur Roger Gallery
by Site Staff for MyNewOrleans.com NEW ORLEANS (press release) – The Arthur Roger Gallery is pleased to present Art in the Time of Empathy, an exhibition of gallery and invited…
WINNERS OF 2020 LOUISIANA CONTEMPORARY, PRESENTED BY THE HELIS FOUNDATION
WENDO BRUNOIR, NIC BRIERRE AZIZ, LUIS CRUZ AZACETA, ANN PERICH Ogden Museum of Southern Art has announced the winners of the 2020 edition of Louisiana Contemporary, presented by The Helis Foundation,…
Ex-LSU player Brandon Surtain curates ‘Art for Activism’ at Tulane to aid millennial nonprofit
by Robin Miller for The Advocate Brandon Surtain is giving back. The former LSU defensive end-turned-artist appreciates the opportunities that have come his way in recent years. And, in light…
Ida Kohlmeyer | Artist Profile
April 2020 Exhibition reviewed by Roberta Smith for The New York Times Ida Kohlmeyer is one of Louisiana’s most renowned artists. Her painting and sculpture are personal interpretations of a wide…
A Brooklyn Artist Adjusts to Making Art in Solitude
Lesley Dill usually works with six to eight assistants, but now she is alone with the hundreds of yards of fabric she uses for her mixed-media art. By Julie Lasky…
Gordon Parks’s Color Photographs Show Intimate Views of Life in Segregated Alabama
by Jacqui Palumbo for Artsy When the U.S. Supreme Court outlawed segregation with the Brown v. Board of Education decision in 1954, there was hope that equality for black Americans was finally within reach. “But…