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The Pearl (Jun. 2): New + Now: June 2025
My New Orleans (May 30): Ray Burggraf & Mark Messersmith: Painters Do Sculpture- Opening Reception
My New Orleans (May 30): Wine, Food and Pride Events This Month
Burnaway (May 26): Hoa Tay (Flower Hands) at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, New Orleans
WDSU News (May 26): Activities and events you can do this Memorial Day
NOLA NOW (May 22): Summer fun for kids with Buku local
The Pearl (May 21): 6 Events during Memorial Day Weekend
City Business (May 20): MAGNOLIA BALL IS SATURDAY, JUNE 7!
My New Orleans (May 20): Ogden Museum Announces Magnolia Ball 2025 Music Lineup
nola.com (May 19): Greek, seafood and Cajun-Zydeco fests coming up, and more community events
My New Orleans (May 19): Ogden Museum to Host Ogden Nite Market
nola.com (May 15): For ‘Daughters of the New Year’ author E.M. Tran, One Book One New Orleans nod resonates
nola.com (May 15): Artist talks, Caribbean culture event and more happening at New Orleans museums May 18-25
nola.com (May 15): Artist talks, Caribbean culture event and more happening at New Orleans museums May 18-25
Big Easy Magazine (May 15): Ogden Nite Market
Big Easy Magazine (May 10): Family-Friendly Things to Do in New Orleans
GOMAG (May 6): Bourbon, Beignets, And Babes: A Queer Girl’s Guide To New Orleans
My New Orleans (May 1): Ogden Museum of Southern Art O What a Night Gala Patron Party
My New Orleans (May 1): Registry of Charitable Events: May-July 2025
Washington Spectator (May 1): Reflections on the 50th Anniversary of the End of the Việt Nam War
BBC News (May 1): April 30th incident: wounds are hard to heal but there is still hope
FOX8 News (May 1): Events Coming up at Ogden Museum
FOX8 News (Apr. 30): Fall of Saigon, Part 3: End of Vietnam War ripples through New Orleans’ politics, food and art
nola.com (Apr. 30): ‘Photography and Glass,’ women’s Carnival designs and more at New Orleans-area museums
nola.com (Apr. 30): Vietnamese-American experience is explored with love at the Ogden Museum’s ‘Flower Hands
Houston Chronicle (Apr. 30): How Houston became one of America’s biggest Vietnamese hubs, 50 years after the fall of Saigon
My New Orleans (Apr. 29): Craft Happy Hour at the Ogden Museum in May
See Great Art (Apr. 27): Dusti Bongé from Ogden Museum of Southern Art
Forbes (Apr. 26): Ogden Museum Of Southern Art In New Orleans Commemorates 50th Anniversary Of Fall Of Saigon
My New Orleans (Apr. 25): Ogden Museum Hosts Adult Art Class in May
My New Orleans (Apr. 25): What To Do This Weekend in New Orleans
The Pearl (Apr. 18): Live Your Fest Life with These 34 Items
The Museum Goer (WWNO) (Apr. 15): Hoa Tay (Flower Hands) at the Ogden
My New Orleans (Apr. 11): Ogden Museum Taking Student Intern Applications
OffBeat Magazine (Apr. 8): Ogden Museum Opens Call For 2025 Louisiana Contemporary Juried Exhibition
WWLTV (Apr. 3): Ogden Museum to host Free Family Day to celebrate the Battle of the Bands HBCU Exhibit
My New Orleans (Mar. 26): Free Family Day at the Ogden Museum this April
WAFB 9 (Mar. 23): HEART OF LOUISIANA: Louisiana Landscape
Houstonia (Mar. 21): This Year, You Can Find Us in New Orleans
New Orleans City Business (Mar. 21): Free Family DayFeaturing Free Admission + Crafts + Music + Community
My New Orleans (Mar. 17): Ogden Museum’s Ogden After Hours Featuring Blind Texas Marlin
My New Orleans (Feb. 28): Arts Calendar: March Events 2025
The Advocate (Feb. 27): HBCU marching bands seem to float off the canvas in Keith Duncan’s paintings at the Ogden
My New Orleans (Feb. 27): Design Diary: Chocolate Color Palettes, Photography Exhibits and More
nola.com (Feb. 27): HBCU marching bands seem to float off the canvas in Keith Duncan’s paintings at the Ogden
nola.com (Feb. 25): A changing coastline, contemporary photography and more spotlighted at New Orleans museums
My New Orleans (Feb. 20): Ogden Museum Summer Camp Registration Now Open
nola.com (Feb. 19): Horses, Hops and Cops, Family Gras, and more community news
nola.com (Feb.13): What’s happening at the New Orleans museums Feb. 16-23, 2025
nola.com (Feb.13): Ready for the weekend? Here are New Orleans events for Feb. 14-16
My New Orleans ( Feb. 11): Ogden Museum Hosts Mardi Gras Market
gambit (Feb. 8): See Keith Duncan’s paintings of HBCU marching bands at the Ogden Museum in New Orleans
nola.com (Feb. 7): Learn to make Mardi Gras decorations, and more community news
Livingect (Feb. 6): Never Mind the Super Bowl — The 30 Best Things to Do in New Orleans Right Now, as Recommended by Local Culture Insiders
Meer (Feb. 6): Hoa tay (flower hands)
Meer (Feb. 6): Battle of the bands
Travel and Tour World (Feb. 5): Travelers from Mexico, Canada, UK, India, and Brazil Flock to New Orleans as Mardi Gras 2025 Approaches, Expecting Over a Million Visitors
CULTURED (Feb. 4): Where to Eat, Wander, and See Art in New Orleans, According to City Native Lisa P. Jackson
nola.com (Jan. 31): Carnival kickoff, tax help and more community news
WSOC-TV (Jan. 31): Take it from locals: Super experience in New Orleans entails more than just the French Quarter
My New Orleans (Jan. 31): Super Bowl Events Around New Orleans
My New Orleans (Jan. 31): Arts Calendar: February Events 2025
KSL.com (Jan. 31): Take it from locals: Super experience in New Orleans entails more than just the French Quarter
Lens Scratch (Jan. 31): PHOTO NOLA RECAP FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE TABLE
My New Orleans (Jan. 29): Artwork of Southern Artists of the Vietnamese Diaspora Coming to Ogden Museum of Southern Art
nola.com (Jan. 27): Algiers Mardi Gras Fest, Metairie Carnival kick-off and more community news
The Art Newspaper (Jan. 25): New Orleans triennial positions the city as a model for a precarious, adaptive future
Art Review (Jan. 23): Prospect 6 Review: What Is an Exhibition’s Duty to Its Locality
Hotels Above Par (Jan. 17): The Ultimate New Orleans Destination Guide
WWNO (Jan. 17): Martin Luther King Jr. Day: Celebrate with these events in New Orleans
nola.com (Jan. 17): The best art in all of the Prospect.6 international exhibition is upstairs in a local museum
nola.com (Jan. 16): Martin Luther King Jr. Day events on Monday, and more happenings at New Orleans museums
nola.com (Jan. 10): Cigar Box Guitar fest, MLK events, and more community news
Fox8 News (Jan. 8): Ogden Adult Art Class
nola.com (Jan. 7): Reaching for joy through sorrow: After New Orleans attack, may we remember the losses and heal
nola.com (Jan. 7): New Orleans Academy of Fine Arts pays tribute to Newcomb art instructor Will Henry Stevens
The Wall Street Journal (Jan. 6): ‘Baldwin Lee’ Review: A Photographer’s Empathetic Eye
My New Orleans (Jan. 1): Arts Calendar: January Events 2025
2024 News and Press 2023 News and Press 2022 News and Press 2021 News and Press 2020 News and Press 2019 News and PressFeaturing artwork by students from Dillard University and Xavier University of Louisiana.
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Scobey creates works, installations and furniture that invite curious interaction. Responsive to public space and everyday materials, Scobey's work experiments with how to frame the encounter in projects that range from sculptural interventions in a grocery store or a cardboard living room where museum goers can relax from social media to high design objects reconceived with Arte Povera materials. His studio practice often results in stacked culptural work – in concrete, stone, wood, cast acrylic, neodymium magnets and cast earth – that transmit and reflect natural light dependent on where the sun is located in relation to the viewer and the work. His work explores material energy, transmission, site, form and scale.
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The Unending Stream is a two-part exhibition that showcases the thriving community of photographers in New Orleans. The title of the exhibition pays homage to a Clarence John Laughlin photograph of the same title, which is a part of the permanent collection at Ogden Museum of Southern Art. Laughlin’s seminal work, created between the 1930s and 1950s, is an important chapter in the long-storied relationship between New Orleans and photography. Following in his visionary footsteps, this exhibition focuses on emerging and underrepresented photographers who continue to focus on the South through poetic imagery.The Unending Stream celebrates New Orleans’ continuing role as one of America’s most important cultural capitals while also highlighting the role that the arts have played in revitalizing the region for the past twenty years since Hurricane Katrina.
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Ogden 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. Since the inaugural exhibition fourteen years ago, Ogden Museum has shown works by over 600 artists, making Louisiana Contemporary an important moment in the national arts calendar to recognize and experience the spectrum and vitality of artistic voices emanating from New Orleans and in art communities across Louisiana.
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This exhibition focuses on contemporary photographers who are visually defining the Crescent City in the twenty-first century. The Unending Stream celebrates of the city of New Orleans’ continuing role as one of America’s most important cultural capitals while also highlighting the role the arts have played in revitalizing the region over the past twenty years since Hurricane Katrina.
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This exhibition draws its title from an often-repeated phrase from artist and Xavier professor John T. Scott. Scott guided his students with the mantra "Each one teach one," instilling a practice of giving and mentorship alongside developing artistic skills. John T. Scott was both a graduate of Xavier and a professor, beginning his teaching career there in 1965. After his death in 2007, former Xavier president Norman C. Francis recalled, “He had a very famous admonition that all of us remember. He didn’t want thanks. Just pass it on. Pass it on to others.” His legacy of excellence in his practice and of giving back to the community was transformational in Xavier's Department of Fine Arts and the lives and work of his students. That legacy continues under the stewardship of Ron Bechet, current department head and co-curator of this exhibition. Each One Teach One is a celebration and illustration of those founding and cultivated principles of excellence and community that define Xavier University of Louisiana.
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In preparation for a special Curated Conversation taking place Saturday, July 26, on Ogden Museum and One Book One New Orleans (OBONO) invites you to join their summer book club, reading E.M. Tran's book, "Daughters of the New Year."
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