Ogden Museum of Southern Art
925 Camp St
New Orleans, LA 70130
504.539.9650 | HOURS
925 Camp St
New Orleans, LA 70130
504.539.9650 | HOURS
MyNewOrleans (Dec. 28): Ogden Museum and NOMA Announce Panel Discussion with Artist Dawn DeDeaux
MyNewOrleans (Dec. 27): Passing the Torch: Southern Art and Social Justice; New Exhibition on View at Ogden Museum
Nola.com (Nov. 24): Merry markets for Christmas: Here’s a list of the top spots for holiday popups
ArtForum (Nov. 23): Willie Birch on making art a neighborhood affair
Biz New Orleans (Nov. 22): Cox Communications Sponsors Recycling Project
Burnaway (Nov. 22): On RaMell Ross
Nola.com (Nov. 17): The best art we saw at New Orleans international art fest, Prospect.5
MyNewOrleans (Nov. 16): Ogden Museum of Southern Art Announces Second Time, Second Line Recycling Project
MyNewOrleans (Nov. 15): Outside The Frame: The Work of Ramell Ross, Artist Workshop Nov. 20
Art Net News (Nov. 11): In Pictures: See the Sharp, City-Spanning Art From the Long-Awaited Return of the Prospect New Orleans Triennial
MyNewOrleans (Nov. 10): Holiday Cheer With Holiday Shopping Around The City
Art Net News (Nov. 1): Prospect New Orleans Made ‘a Million Compromises’ to Open. Here’s How Organizers Pulled It Off Without Compromising the Art
The Bitter Southerner (Oct. 28): Liberated Documentarian
MyNewOrleans.com (Oct. 25): Open Call for Entries For Darryl Chappell Foundation Photographer-in-Residence Program at Ogden Museum
Gambit (Oct. 25): My Morning Jacket, Big Freedia, Alton Brown and more New Orleans events coming up Oct. 26-Nov. 1
Nola.com (Oct. 20): Artistic duo Birch and Freeman channels COVID stillness, Ida, political rage: Part of Prospect.5
Offbeat (Oct. 20): Prospect.5 Citywide Art Triennial Opens Over Three Weekends
New York Times (Oct. 20): A Show With Its Host City, New Orleans, as the Protagonist
Culture Type (Oct. 12): October Openings: 27 U.S. Museum Exhibitions Feature Betye Saar, Conrad Egyir, Jennifer Packer, ‘Afro-Atlantic Histories,’ Plus Prospect 5 New Orleans, and More
Very Local New Orleans (Oct. 8): Opening of Spell, Time, Practice, American, Body
Nola.com (Oct. 7): Prospect.5, a Feast of Cutting-Edge Art, Arrives in New Orleans in October
Broadway World (Oct. 1): Prospect New Orleans Announces Prospect.5 Venue List and Exhibition Opening Timeline
MyNewOrleans.com (September 27): Ogden Museum O What a Night! 2021 Rescheduled
Nola.com (September 26): Nell Nolan: Churchill Society Movie Night, Ogden Member Appreciation
Nola.com (September 23): Need Plans for a Fall Weekend? Things to do in New Orleans Sept. 23-26
Gambit (September 21): Gambit’s Best of New Orleans 2021: Local Life
Nola.com (September 3): Hurricane Ida was no art lover: Here is the damage
Nola.com (August 22): Nell Nolan: Holy Cross honors Gayle Benson; Magnolia Ball at the Ogden
WGNO (August 11): Ogden Museum of Southern Art announces Louisiana Contemporary winners
WWNO (August 10): Louisiana Considered: What’s Causing Louisiana’s Health Care Worker Shortage, Louisiana Contemporary 2021, Marigny Opera Ballet’s 2021 – 2022 Season
Huck Magazine (August 6): A lyrical portrait of Black America in the 20th century
Xavier University of Louisiana (August 5): Artworks by Xavier Students Featured in 8th Annual HBCU Art Showcase at Ogden Museum of Southern Art
Hello Little Home (August 4): Summer in New Orleans: 25 Ways to Beat the Heat
Very Local New Orleans (August 4): Free Family Day and COVID-19 Vaccination Opportunity
Gambit (August 2): White Linen Night returns with gallery openings and festivities on Julia Street Aug. 7 in the Warehouse District
L’Observateur (August 1): Louisiana Children’s Museum and The Helis Foundation Art For All Program Free Admission Day – Sunday, August 8th
MyNewOrleans.com (August 1): Join the Ogden Museum on Fidelity Bank White Linen Night to Celebrate 10 Years of Louisiana Contemporary
MyNewOrleans.com (July 30): Arts and Crafts: Some fun classes for adults kick off in September at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art
LaTech.edu (July 29): Two SOD Students Display Work in Group Shows
MedScape.com (July 23): Best Vacations for Doctors Ready to Travel: Where Should You Go?
Nola.VeryLocal.com (July 23): Docent-Led Drop-In Tour
Nola.VeryLocal.com (July 23): Fall Docent Training: Volunteer to Become a Docent!
OffBeat.com (July 21): White Linen Night Returns to Galleries, Museums in Arts District
MyNewOrleans.com (July 21): Arts District New Orleans Announces “Fidelity Bank White Linen Night”
MyNewOrleans.com (July 14): Summer Camp for Adults at the Ogden
Nola.com (July 14): Parade of Homes kicking off July 17, and other metro area community news
MyNewOrleans.com (July 12): Simply the Best: New Orleans locations for your wedding ceremony and reception to fit any couple’s personality and preferences
Nola.com (July 9): Orleans Library teams up with the Ogden in a virtual program that introduces kids to art museums
BizNewOrleans (July 8): Ogden Museum Awarded $75K by the Terra Foundation
WGNO (July 8): Louisiana residents get free ‘ART & AC’, courtesy of The Helis Foundation
Nola.com (July 5): Bastille Day Block Party
Adore.com (July 2): Beat the Heat at these Museums for Free
MyNewOrleans.com (July 2): Free Sunday Admissions for LA Residents All Month at the CAC
MyNewOrleans.com (July 1): Ogden Museum of Southern Art Awarded $75,000 by The Terra Foundation for The New Story of the South: A 20th Anniversary Exhibition
MyNewOrleans.com (June 30): 39 Artists Selected for 2021 Edition of Louisiana Contemporary
MyNewOrleans.com (June 28): Ogden Museum of Southern Art Awarded $13,800 Darryl Chappell Foundation Photographer-in-Residence Grant
Offbeat (June 25): Christian Dinh’s Exhibition At The Ogden Museum Celebrates Vietnamese American Identity
Nola.com (June 22): Vietnamese-American artist’s ‘Nail Salon’ exhibit at the Ogden celebrates a success story
WhereY’at.com (June 13): The Magnolia Ball Reblooms
WGNO (June 3): Art For All is Back! Free Admission on Certain Days
Country Roads Magazine (May 24): Guardian of the Wetlands
WDSU (May 24): Ogden Museum is putting out the call for Louisiana contemporary artists
Nola.com (May 13): Boogaloo, beers and boils fill New Orleans fun weekend
Essence (May 12): 13 Must-See Art Exhibitions You Can Visit This Summer
Adore (May 11): Ogden’s Annual Juried Exhibition Is now Accepting Entries
Forbes (May 10): Exhibitions Highlighting Birds In Art On View Across America
ARTFIXdaily (May 4): Terra Foundation Awards $2.5 Million to US Arts & Culture Organizations for Permanent Collection Projects
Burnaway (May 3): Call for Artists: May 2021
WWLTV (April 29): Who is Roger Ogden, namesake of the Ogden Museum?
Nola.com (April 28): 5 local ideas for mom on her special day
Offbeat (April 27): Ogden Museum Calls For Entries In Louisiana Contemporary Juried Exhibition
Madison Country Journal (April 26): Piercing the Inner Wall: The Art of Dusti Bongé
Mississippi River Delta (April 22): Delta Dispatches: The Guardian of the Wetlands
Nola.com (April 22): Fitness day bike ride pairs New Orleans Library’s Black wellness series with Sistahs on Wheels
Linkedin (April 19): New Orleans is Better than your Town
Artnet (April 13): She Was a Trailblazing Modernist Painter and a Close Friend of Betty Parsons. So Why Don’t More People Know Dusti Bongé?
Forbes (March 29): Mississippi Museum Of Art Hoping New Audiences Find Themselves Reflected In Artwork Of Dusti Bongé And Betye Saar
MyNewOrleans.com (March 25): “Free Family Day: Wonders of the Wetlands” to Take Place at Ogden Museum of Southern Art on Saturday, March 27
The Tulane Hullabaloo (March 24): Enjoy art safely with these Ogden events
Mississippi Free Press (March 16): Piercing The Inner Wall: Sweeping Exhibition Gives Gulf Coast Artist Dusti Bongé Her Due
Burnaway (March 6): Close Look – Roland L. Freeman—Portfolio at Ogden Museum of Southern Art
Smithsonian Magazine (March 1): A New Exhibition Brings Artist Dusti Bongé Into the Light
CityBusiness (February 24): People this Week: New hires, promotions, awards
MyNewOrleans.com (February 10): Visual Tales of Carnival Season
Offbeat (February 5): The Guardian Of The Wetlands
Burnaway (February 5): Chronicle of a Lost Year: Louisiana Contemporary 2020
Nola.com (January 29): Here’s how New Orleans is honoring Black History Month
Burnaway (January 25): News-in-Brief
FOX 8 (January 18): MLK Holiday at Ogden Museum
WWLTV (January 17): MLK day of service events have been altered due to the coronavirus
WWNO (January 15): Inside The Arts: Ogden Museum Honors The Life And Legacy Of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
FOX 8 (January 13): Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day Under Pandemic Restrictions
Broadway World (January 6): Mississippi Museum of Art Presents Work by Pioneering Artist Dusti Bongé
2019 News and Press 2020 News and PressOgden Museum of Southern Art first launched Louisiana Contemporary, presented by The Helis Foundation in 2012, to establish a vehicle that would bring to the fore the work of artists living in Louisiana and highlight the dynamism of art practice throughout the state. 2024 guest juror, Lauren Haynes, Head Curator, Governors Island Arts and Vice President for Arts and Culture at the Trust for Governors Island, has selected 41 works by 37 artists from over one-thousand submissions to be featured in the exhibition.
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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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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.
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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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Ogden Museum of Southern Art commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Fall of Saigon with Hoa Tay (Flower Hands), an exhibition centering emerging and established Vietnamese-American artists working throughout the American South. These artists use diverse media and styles to forge their own distinctive vision, conveying narratives of the Vietnamese Diaspora, both personal and universal.
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