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The Ogden Fund Ogden After Hours O What a Night! Gala Free Family Day: Birthday Celebration MAGNOLIA BALL OGDEN MUSEUM TO HOST VISITING ARTIST SHELDON SCOTT KNOWING WHO WE ARE: 3RD AND 4TH FLOOR OPENING Louisiana Contemporary 2023 Juror Announced Ogden After Hours Relaunches Museums for All An Evening in 3D: Honoring Carmen Herrera EnChroma Eyewear for Color Blind Audiences 6th Annual MLK Day Knowing Who We Are: The Contemporary Dialogue Ogden Museum Welcomes New Board Members Knowing Who We Are: A 20th Anniversary Exhibition
My New Orleans (Dec. 29): Arts Calendar: January
Gambit (Dec. 24): Gambit’s Thumbs Up / Thumbs Down for Dec. 25
ArtDaily (Dec. 24): Ogden Museum of Southern Art announces $20 million bequest from Roger Ogden
Observer (Dec. 21): In Philanthropy: Marc Benioff Donates Land to Combat Hawaii’s Housing Crisis and More
Biz New Orleans (Dec. 15): Week in Review, Dec. 11-15: Big Gifts from Benson and Ogden
New Orleans City Business (Dec. 15): Ogden Museum of Southern Art gets $20M donation from founder Roger Ogden
My New Orleans (Dec. 15): Roger Ogden Gives $20M to Sustain Ogden Museum
Biz New Orleans (Dec. 14): Roger Ogden Bequeaths $20M to Sustain Ogden Museum
NOLA.com (Dec.13): Ogden Museum of Southern Art receives major donation from founder Roger Ogden
NOLA.com (Dec. 13): Giant Mardi Gras drum major appears on New Orleans skyline
My New Orleans (Dec. 12): Winter Holiday Art Camp at Ogden Museum
WWNO (Dec.12): UMC nurses vote to unionize; NOPD’s plan to deploy drones; Upcoming Ogden After Hours performance
Energy Portal (Dec. 12): What are the best places for photography exhibitions in Louisiana?
My New Orleans (Dec. 11): Gallery Talk at the Ogden Museum
NOLA.com (Dec. 9): ‘Louisiana Lens’ book of historic and art photos highlights PhotoNOLA events Dec. 13-17
My New Orleans (Dec. 6): Ogden Museum Hosts Lecture with Historian Alex Lee
My New Orleans (Dec.1): Arts Calendar: December
ADORE (Nov. 24): Happy Everything! 55 Holiday Ornaments, Décor & More!
ADORE (Nov. 22): Child’s Play: 38 Cool Items for Kids
NOLA.com (Nov. 22): Nell Nolan: Ogden O Wha a Night, Catholic Community Foundation, Lambeth House Gala, Louisiana Landmarks Fete
My New Orleans (Nov. 20): Week of November 20: Thanksgiving and Small Business Saturday
My New Orleans (Nov. 13): Ogden After Hours Featuring Casmé
Gambit (Nov. 10): Gambit Picks
My New Orleans (Nov. 8): Free Family Day at Ogden Museum
Travel Lens (Nov. 4): 20 Reasons to Fall in Love with New Orleans
My New Orleans (Nov. 1): Arts Calendar: November
My New Orleans (Nov. 1): Ogden Museum of Southern Art Magnolia Ball
Adore (Oct. 17): 55 Local Tricks and Treats to Enjoy this Halloween
Coveteur (Oct. 14): The Definitive New Orleans Travel Guide
ADORE (Oct. 12): 7 Upcoming Events to Add to Your Calendar
ADORE (Oct. 9): The Feeling’s Neutral: 64 Must Haves for Fall
ADORE (Oct. 8): The Feeling’s Neutral: 64 Must Haves for Fall
New Orleans Magazine (Oct. 5): BK House & Gardens, Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra Join the New Orleans Public Library’s Culture Pass Program
COLAtoday (Oct. 4): Great Escapes: Our guide to New Orleans, LA
NOLA.com (Sept. 30): Architects, academics featured a 2-day New Orleans forum on designing for climate emergency
NOLA.com (Sept. 29): 2023 Best of New Orleans
ADORE (Sept. 28): 27 Pieces to Wear to Work and Beyond
NOLA.com (Sept. 23): Gambit’s Best of New Orleans 2023
FOX8 (Sept. 21): Ogden Museum Free Family Day
My New Orleans (Sept. 17): Ogden After Hours is This Thursday at the Museum
WWNO (Sept. 15): The Reading Life: Richard Sexton and Randolph Delehanty
Daily Kos (Sept. 15): Painted Out of Existence, Bélizaire is Just One Example of Erasure of Black Figures in History
Trekaroo (Sept. 8): 23 Fun Things To Do in New Orleans with Teens
ADORE (Sept. 5): Hello, Yellow! 35 Items to Brighten Up Your Day
My New Orleans (Sept. 1): Arts Calendar: September
ADORE (Sept. 1): #1 Fan: Style that Scores (No Matter Your Sport)
Offbeat Magazine (Aug. 14): CURRENTS 2023 Opens Submissions for New Orleans Photo Exhibition
AXIOS (Aug. 3): 10 Essential New Orleans Museums to Visit
ADORE (Aug. 2): 6 Activities to Check Out this August
New Orleans Magazine (Aug. 1): Arts Calendar: August
ADORE (Jul. 30): 4 Indoor Activities to Beat the Heat this Summer
NOLA Weekend (Jul. 27): New Orleans museums to offer free admission for ‘Museum Month’ this August
NOLA.com (Jul. 24): Art & A/C Returns for Cool August Saturdays at Museums
New Orleans Magazine (Jul. 20): Beat the Heat in August with the Return of Art & A/C
NOLA.com (Jul. 3): Strike Up the Band: NO Concert Band Plays for 4th at Ogden
Adore (Jun. 30): 4 Indoor Activities to Beat the Heat This Summer
New Orleans Magazine (Jun. 30): Arts Calendar – July
NOLA Weekend (Jun. 28): White Linen Night, The Annual Art Lovers Block Party, Returns: See List of Exhibits for 2023
Biz New Orleans (Jun. 28): Fidelity Bank White Linen Night Scheduled for Aug. 5
New Orleans Magazine (Jun. 26): 31 Artists Selected for Ogden Museum’s 12th Annual “Louisiana Contemporary”
107 Jamz (Jun. 23): 12 Best Places To Go for Family Friendly Entertainment Around Lake Charles
107 Jamz (Jun. 22): 10 of the Best Wedding Venues in Louisiana
Adore (Jun. 16): Vacay Vibes: 46 Items to Transport You This Season
The Advocate (Jun. 15): Rodrigue exhibit opens in West Baton Rouge, Louisiana Art & Science Museum to Host Dino Day
Biz New Orleans (Jun. 14): Foundation Installs First of 2 New Sculptures Along Poydras Corridor
Adore (Jun. 12): In Dad Taste: 35 Great Father’s Day Gifts
New Orleans Magazine (Jun. 11): Week of June 12: Audubon Aquarium, Art Markets and Ice Cream
Artsy (Jun. 9): 5 Late LGBTQ+ Artists Finally Getting Their Due
New Orleans Magazine (Jun. 1): Ogden Museum Magnolia Ball Silent Auction Opens June 3
New Orleans Magazine (Jun. 1): Arts Calendar – June
Travel Lemming (May 31): 56 Things to Do in New Orleans in 2023 (By a Local)
Country Roads (May 9): Sheldon Scott at the Ogden
Goop (April 13): A Local’s Guide to New Orleans in 2023
Nola.com (April 4): Documentary on New Orleans artist George Dunbar premieres at NOMA
Xavier University (March 27): Ogden Museum of Southern Art: Creative Conversations
Brightshrub.com (March 21): About New Orleans and 20 Fun Things To Do
USATales.com (March 16): 10 Contemporary New Orleans Art Galleries
Macaroni Kid (March 14): Museums for All in New Orleans at Ogden Museum of Southern Art
Gambit (March 13): Gambit’s Summer Camp Guide
Fox 15 (March 13): Spring Exhibitions at Hilliard Art Museum Focus on Women Artists
Martin CID Magazine (Feb.26): Melvin Edwards: Lines for the Poet
INVISION Magazine (Feb.20): Capturing Color through the Joyful Eyes of the Colorblind
Travel2Next (Feb.16): 20 Museums in New Orleans
Nola.com (Feb.15): Ogden Museum of Southern Art
Fox8 Live (Feb. 15): New Orleans Museum Offering Special Eyewear for Colorblind Guests
Biz New Orleans (Feb. 6): Ogden Museum Welcomes New Members to Board of Trustees
My New Orleans, (Jan. 26): Knowing Who We Are Opens, Marks Ogden Museum’s 20th Anniversary
My New Orleans, (Jan. 26): Homeschoolers Invited to Ogden Museum for Monthly Programming
Auburn University, “The Newsroom” (Jan. 20): Hemard to speak at College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment seminar series on Jan. 24
The Enlightened Mindset (Jan. 19): Where to Travel in the US in April: Hikes, Craft Brews, Cherry Blossoms & More!
The Advocate (Jan. 19): Hilliard celebrates Lafayette born businessman who created world’s largest collection of Southern art
Troy Today (Jan. 18): New IAC exhibit opens Friday featuring photography of Selma native Jerry Siegel; artist’s reception set for Jan. 26
My New Orleans (Jan.17): Mardi Gras Mini Market at the Ogden Museum
Big Easy Magazine (Jan. 15): Community Activists Say Cantrell Disrespects True Meaning of MLK Remembrance; Plan March & Rally on January 16 and Crime Summit on January 23
Vicksburg Post (Jan. 6): VICKSBURG FACTS: Vicksburg Natives with an artistic vision
Nola.com (Jan. 5): For $3.1M, get a posh townhome on the St. Charles parade route
KLFY (Jan. 2): Hilliard Art Museum Gala
2022 News and Press 2021 News and Press 2020 News and Press 2019 News and PressA 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.
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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.
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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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CURRENTS is an annual juried exhibition of photographic works by members of New Orleans Photo Alliance. Each year, Ogden Museum of Southern Art hosts this exhibition, which also coincides with the PhotoNOLA Festival.
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Ogden Museum’s Youth Climate Action Project (led by Ogden Museum Education Intern Kennedy Timmons and Ogden Museum Teen Interns) uses the City of New Orleans Climate Action Plan as a catalyst for the initiative. The project consist of a collaborative art installation between Milagros Collective, Ogden Museum Interns and the community. The goal of the project is to spark conversation on the Circular Economy and Waste Reduction.
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Ogden Museum of Southern Art is proud to present Battle of the Bands, Keith Duncan’s most recent body of work that celebrates the vibrant tradition of Historically Black College and Universities (HBCUs) marching bands. This exhibition includes large-scale fabric paintings of fifteen HBCU bands, human-scale fabric paintings of each band’s drum major and works on paper depicting drum majors and step teams.
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Dorothy Hood (1919-2000) was a notable figure of Southern Abstraction, Surrealism and Modernism. Her work often consists of either collages or oil on large canvases, where geometry, color and spatial depth mix.
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