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4 days ago · More abstractly, 20th-century artist Louise Bourgeois honored her weaving, protecting mother with the larger-than-life "Spider" in the museum’s Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden.
Apr 25, 2024 · Artists across mediums and backgrounds draw inspiration from New Orleans's landscape and culture—here are 5 of many worth following. Courtesy of Willie Birch. Willie Birch, Happy Birthday (We Celebrate You), 2023, charcoal and acrylic on paper, 62.5 × 143.5 inches.
3 days ago · Mother St. Michel had a statue of Our Lady of Prompt Succor carved, and it was blessed by Bishop Fournier. This statue, along with Mother St. Michel, arrived in Louisiana in 1810. Many miracles and graces have been associated with the statue of Our Lady of Prompt Succor in New Orleans.
Apr 25, 2024 · Artwork by Jean Pierre Lassus, from the collection of the Centre des archives d'outre-mer, France. Created in 1726, this is believed to be the only coantemporary artistic rendering of New Orleans before 1763. Interest in art gained momentum in New Orleans, and in 1880 the Southern Art Union was formed by local artists, quickly amassing hundreds ...
3 days ago · A reminder from Elenore Falshaw, NOMA’s Chief Advancement Officer, that today, Tuesday, May 7, is GiveNOLA Day! ⚜️ Thank you for considering a donation of just $10 or more to the New Orleans Museum of Art to support our world-class exhibitions, innovative programs, and dynamic educational offerings that foster lifelong learning through the arts.
Apr 25, 2024 · There is nothing quite like the gift of time and creating memories with kids in New Orleans. Photo Credit :: VCB Photography New Orleans Experience Gifts that Any Mother, Mother-In Law or Mother at Heart Would Love :: Play tourist! For 100+ ideas of how to do this, utilize our tips for visiting kids with New Orleans resource.
May 1, 2024 · For one year, he continued as he always had — humble, especially kind to the poor and sick, consoling sinners in confession, encouraging Catholics from the pulpit and available to everyone, until the yellow fever epidemic struck in 1867. Father Seelos ignored his first symptoms, of course. His superior sent him to bed.
