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
Welcome to the Ogden Museum of Southern Art’s online newsroom, where you can access press releases, media coverage and information on current and upcoming exhibitions. For additional information or images, please contact the Communications Department at pr@ogdenmuseum.org or call our Communications Manager at 504.539.9631.
15th Anniversary Celebration 2018 LAC Artists Selected Doris Ulmann LAC Taking Submissions Courtney J. Martin is Juror of LAC Board of Trustees Growth One Place Understood Free Family Day: A Tricentennial Celebration Salazar A Precise Vision The Whole Drum Will Sound MLK Day at the Museum
The Advocate (Aug. 14): Time for a Cool Change
WWLTV (Aug. 14): Free Admission to Local Museums
Nola.com (Aug. 14): Thanks to the Hot Weather, You Can Visit Museums for Free Tuesday
Elephant (Aug. 10): Beyond the Beach: Eight Summer Art Cities
The Advocate (Aug. 9): Too Darn Hot? Museums Offer Cool Deals to Beat the Heat
USA Love List (Aug. 6): Best Things To Do in New Orleans #NOLAUNLOCKED
Nola.com (Aug. 5): Didn’t I see you at White Linen Night? Wasn’t it a blast?
Nola.com (Aug. 4): Louisiana Contemporary Winners Celebrated at VIP Reception at Ogden Museum
KPEL (Aug. 3): New Orleans Museums Offering Free Admission for ‘Museum Month’ this August
Very Local New Orleans (Aug. 2): National Museum Month Gives Locals 16 Museums for the Price of One
Fox 8 (Aug. 2): Art and AC
Artscape (Aug. 1): Exhibits on both sides of the lake showcase the work and reach of North Shore artists
The Advocate (Aug. 1): Colonial-era Painter Featured in Tricentennial Show at Ogden
St. Charles Magazine (Aug.): Snapshots
Travel Pulse (Aug. 1): What’s New in New Orleans Hospitality Industry this August
Gambit (Jul. 31): Museum Month, with Kinda-Free Admission to New Orleans Museums
Nola.com (Jul. 28): How to take advantage of New Orleans’ Museum Month Deal
Elin Spring Photography (Jul. 26): Curator’s Viewpoint: Richard McCabe
Time Magazine (July 26): The American South (New Southern Photography mentioned in print)
Nola.com (Jul. 15): Magnolia Ball Flourishes at Ogden Museum of Southern Art
WGNO (Jul. 12): Talk to the Hand: Teen Docents from the Ogden Museum put on Artistic Puppet Show
The Advocate (Jul. 9): Review: Doris Ulmann’s photographs of hidden America at the Ogden
New Orleans Magazine (Jul. 2): Slay the Summer Slump
El Mundo (Jun. 30): New Orleans, the American City of “Jazz,” Art and Southern Food
Arts and Antiques (Jun. 29): Deeper into the South
Evening Standard (Jun. 29): Things to do in New Orleans
The Review Broads (Jun. 28): 6 Unique Vacations to Take Your Family on in 2018
Antiques and the Arts Weekly (Jun. 19): Spanish New Orleans
Gambit (Jun. 19): A Night at the Museum: Summer Events at New Orleans Museums
Pelican Bomb (Jun. 18): A Narrow Look: “One Place Understood” at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art
The Advocate (Jun. 10): Photos: Magnolia Ball
Where Y’At (Jun. 10): Night at the Museum: Magnolia Ball 2018
The Advocate (Jun. 8): Don’t Miss These Events in the New Orleans Area (June 8 – 14)
Gambit (Jun. 6): The Magnolia Ball at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art
ArtsAtl (June 5): Cullum’s Notebook: Barns, Back Roads, Barbecue, Billboards and Buford Highway
St. Charles Avenue Magazine (June): Taking the Kids
St. Charles Avenue Magazine (June): Encore! The Past Social Season In Review
Biz New Orleans (May 31): Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?
Pelican Bomb (May 30): Thunderous Noise: “The Whole Drum Will Sound” at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art
NOLA.com (May 30): Why Downsize? Designer Makes the Move from Condominium to Home in Style
Far Out Magazine (May 27): The View from Far Out: I Wish I Was in New Orleans
The Advocate (May 18): Nell Nolan: Delgado roast, Bastion, Son of a Saint, Ogden Richardson Society
Atlanta Photography Group (May 11): Interview: Richard McCabe
Travel Pulse (May 2): Summertime: Where the Living is Easy
NOLA.com (Apr. 26): Don’t Like Jazz Fest? We Have Some Ideas for You
Offbeat Magazine (Apr. 25): New Orleans Club & Concert Picks of the Week: April 26, 2018 – May 2, 2018
Where Y’at (Apr. 25): The Helis Foundation Partners with Blue Bikes and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana for #BlueBikes4Art Contest
Culture Trip (Apr. 19): 20 Must-Visit Attractions in New Orleans
Where (Apr.): Party Like it’s 1718
Gambit (Apr. 16): Review: Jim Blanchard at the Ogden Museum
Andrew Harper (Apr. 11): A Perfect Day in … New Orleans
Culture Type (Apr. 9): The Week in African American Art: Kehinde Wiley Signed with a Hollywood Agent & More
Afar (Apr. 2): 10 Art Exhibitions in the U.S. Worth Traveling for This Spring
Where (Mar.): He Rebuilt This City
Nola.com (Mar. 29): 16 New Orleans Tricentennial Exhibits and Activities Not to Miss
New Orleans City Business (Mar. 28): People this Week: New hires, promotions, awards
The Advocate (Mar. 27): Ogden Show Explores a Range of Abstract Art by Southern Women
Culture Trip (Mar. 15): 12 Free And Cheap Date Ideas To Try In New Orleans
The Advocate (Mar. 11): Not Sure Which Summer Camp Is The Right Fit? Here’s Help
WGNO (Mar. 8): Yoga: Body Art At The Ogden Museum
Nola.com (Mar. 2): Musician Quintron Tunes In To Toxic Waters With New Artwork
National Geographic (Mar. 1): New Orleans is a City of Stories
The Chronicle (Feb. 28): Nasher celebrates black abstract artists in ‘Solidary & Solitary’
The Advocate (Feb. 25): Party Central: Puppets with Miss Pussycat; Below Sea Level with Michel Varisco
Aesthetica Magazine (Feb. 20): New Orleans Triennial: Sounding Survival
Gambit (Feb. 19): Review: Works By John Akomfrah Odili Donald Odita
Babes & Beignets (Feb.): Your Post Mardi Gras Fitness Plan
Lavender (Feb. 1): Mardi Gras and More
Observer (Feb. 1): 5 Must-See Cultural Attractions in New Orleans – That Aren’t Mardi Gras
Nola.com (Jan. 31): Art from Latin America Takes Over New Orleans
Where Y’at (Jan. 26): A Sweet Night at the Ogden Museum’s Annual King Cake Walk
Frieze (Jan. 25): Prospect.4
Nola.com (Jan. 24): New Orleans Street Scenes, Junkyards on View at the Ogden
The Advocate (Jan. 24): At These King Cake Competitions, Picking the Best Means Lots of Sampling. Who’s Hungry?
Nola.com (Jan. 15): See What’s Happening on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Studio International (Jan. 14): Solidary & Solitary: The Joyner/Giuffrida Collection
Travel Magazine (Jan. 14): 5 Days in New Orleans, Louisiana
WGNO (Jan. 12): MLK Day Events In and Around New Orleans
The Inquirer (Jan. 11): In New Orleans, The Art to See and Food to Eat Right Now
Nola.com (Jan. 11): See What’s Happening in the New Orleans Area on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Bustle (Jan. 11): How 6 Cities Are Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2018
My Spilt Milk (Jan. 10): Prospect.4 Brings Yoko Ono to New Orleans
Where Traveler (Jan. 9): The Biggest NOLA Birthdays in 2018
Go Nola (Jan. 9): Weekend Picks: The Tempest, King Cake Kickoff, MLK Day and More
College Art Association (Jan. 9): CWA Picks for December 2017/January 2018
Offbeat Magazine (Jan. 5): Ogden Museum To Celebrate Martin Luther King Day with Free Admission
Culture Type (Jan. 4): The Year in Black Art 2017
St. Charles Avenue (Jan. 3): Night at the Museum
New Orleans Magazine (Jan. 3): Tops of the Town
2017 PressEstablished in 2012, this statewide, juried exhibition promotes the contemporary art practices in the state of Louisiana, provides an exhibition space for the exposition of living artist's work and engages a contemporary audience that recognizes the vibrant visual arts culture of Louisiana and the role of New Orleans as a rising, international art center.
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A native New Yorker, Doris Ulmann traveled through the American South from Appalachia and the Sea Islands of South Carolina to the deep South and New Orleans.
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Selections from the Permanent Collection of the Ogden Museum are currently installed on the third and fourth floors of Goldring Hall. Ranging from 19th century Bayou School landscapes to Vernacular Art, these exhibitions celebrate the depth and breadth of the Museum’s holdings.
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Newton Howard (1912-1984) was a New Orleans painter known for his serene landscapes of the marshes and bayous of South Louisiana.
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New Southern Photography is a large-scale exhibition organized by the Ogden Museum of Southern Art that highlights the exciting and diverse breadth of photography being practiced in the American South today.
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Drawn from the Ogden Museum Permanent Collection, BIG is an exhibition highlighting the Museum's largest holdings. Assembled together for the first time, this exhibition will showcase works that are typically hidden from public view due to their complicated size, and will celebrate artists' endeavors on a grand scale.
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