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- Brandan Odums. It wouldn’t be incorrect to call Brandan “bmike” Odums an “artist,” yet his work seems to beg for a more all-encompassing descriptor. As the founder and director of 2-Cent Entertainment, a youth organization that bridges the gap between pop culture and social awareness, Odums uses art as a tool for activism.
- James Michalopoulos. James Michalopoulos may not have been born in New Orleans, but the city—which he has called home for more than 30 years—is clearly in his blood.
- Sarah Sole. If the name Sarah Sole doesn’t ring a bell, what about Sarah Ferguson? No, not the Duchess of York. We’re talking about the Sarah Ferguson who created a bit of a viral storm back in 2012 when her satirical paintings of Hillary Clinton—in a variety of poses (sometimes compromising) and states of undress (sometimes with no dress at all)—were discovered by BuzzFeed.
- Eddie Lanieri. Photographer Edna “Eddie” Lanieri is yet another NOLA artist whose work will be showcased as part of CAC’s “Mark of the Feminine” exhibition, and it’s easy to see why.
Shop a diverse range of art including abstract, representational, figurative and mixed-media original works of art by New Orleans and greater area artists , with special nationally based guest artists and special private collections
Apr 14, 2018 · Discover eight artists from different backgrounds and styles who make a living through their craft in New Orleans, a city with a rich and colorful history of art. From abstract paintings to street murals, from pop art to multimedia, these artists are inspired by the city's culture, history, and nature.
1 day ago · Willie Birch is regarded as a highly-respected elder of the New Orleans arts community, with a career spanning nearly fifty years. He returned to his birth city in 1994 after living in New York City for several years after earning his MFA at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore.
565 15. neworleansmuseumofart. View. Apr 17. Open. @nitazitaproject tells the story of two legendary New Orleans dancers, following their rise to stardom in the 1920s, their eventual retirement in New Orleans, and the thousands of costumes they created. . Following the documentary`s New Orleans premiere in NOMA’s Lapis Center for the Arts ...
Oct 21, 2016 · Advocate staff photo by MATTHEW HINTON--Warren Storm and the Cypress Band perform on the Fais Do-Do stage on the second day of the Jazz Fest in New Orleans, La. Saturday, April 23, 2016.
Ogden Museum of Southern Art is your go-to New Orleans art museum focused on presenting and exploring the art of the American South. Through exhibitions, public events, educational programs and online programming, Ogden Museum aims to broaden the knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the visual art and culture of the region.
