/// October 12 - December 1, 2024
Working with first through fourth graders from KIPP: Leadership & KIPP: Morial, teaching artist Cori Ander explored biodiversity through biological illustration and watercolor painting. Cori Ander posed the question, “What is our place in our environment?” Students were encouraged to ponder how and when they interact with nature in their city and discussed how animals impact them and their culture.
Read More/// November 2, 2024 - February 2, 2025
A harbinger can be foreboding. The origins of this word, however, point towards a host, a harbor, or a scout who makes a safe space for others. Prospect.6:
The Future Is Present, The Harbinger Is Home looks to New Orleans as a signal of the future, in conversation with regions of the world that have long experienced the effects of climate change, labor migration and histories of colonialism. Together these places offer sanctuaries and indicators of the yearnings and tensions that will define our collective future.
Read More/// March 4, 2024 - February 23, 2025
Southern Contemporary is an exhibition that brings together thirteen works of art created in the past twenty years by artists working in the American South, encouraging a dynamic conversation between the excitement of recent acquisitions and the familiarity of permanent collection highlights. Emerging artistic expressions across a variety of mediums and techniques are included alongside artworks by mid-career and established artists.
Read More/// March 19, 2024 - October 31, 2028
Pulling from Ogden Museum of Southern Art's Permanent Collection, this year-round exhibition showcases Will Henry Stevens work from Southern Landscapes to abstract improvisations.
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![Ogden Museum is thrilled to be one of the 21 venues for “Prospect.6: The Future Is Present, The Harbinger Is Home,” now on view through February 2.
Curated by the Susan Brennan Co-Artistic Directors Miranda Lash and Ebony G. Patterson, this year’s triennial presents powerful works by 51 visionary artists honoring this city’s history while offering opportunities for shared contemplation, discovery and a reimagining of possibilities.
Founded in 2007, @prospect_nola is a triennial citywide exhibition of contemporary art featuring artists from Louisiana and around the globe. For Prospect’s sixth iteration, co-Artistic Directors Miranda Lash and Ebony G. Patterson highlight New Orleans’s role as a global city situated in the future, where questions around survival, continuance and joy are being asked in advance of other places.
The 51 artists showcased across 21 venues honor New Orleans’ storied history while inviting shared contemplation, discovery and a reimagining of our collective future. The artists featured at Ogden Museum include Ewan Atkinson, Thomas Deaton, L. Kasimu Harris, Joan Jonas, Brian Jungen, Tessa Mars, Ada M. Patterson, Brooke Pickett and Ashley Teamer.
[Gallery photo of Brooke Pickett’s work]](https://ogdenmuseum.org/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)