O What a Night! Sneak Peek Bid on Art in Our Live and Silent Auctions!
O What a Night!, Ogden Museum’s main annual fundraiser, is fast approaching and the list of artists featured in our online live and silent auctions continues to grow! Here is a sneak peek of the stunning artwork up for bid! LIVE AUCTION SILENT AUCTION New times demand new ways for New… Read More about O What a Night! Sneak Peek Bid on Art in Our Live and Silent Auctions!
Movement Mondays: Exploring Pattern and Repetition
Español abajo Explore your house to collect objects to make artwork that incorporates pattern and repetition. Supplies Found Objects, Paper Instructions Step 1: Artists often utilize pattern or repetition to create rhythm in their artwork. Step 2: Explore your house. Look for materials that you can use to create your artwork. Look for materials… Read More about Movement Mondays: Exploring Pattern and Repetition
O-riginal Art Activities: Industrial Landscape Collage Inspired by David Emitt Adams
Español abajo Create a landscape collage inspired by Adams’ photographs depicting industrial landscapes. David Emitt Adams’ current practice engages historical photographic methods in order to create a dialogue about the past and present. Power is an exploration of the industrial landscape of the American oil industry. These photographs are made on-location with a custom-built camera… Read More about O-riginal Art Activities: Industrial Landscape Collage Inspired by David Emitt Adams
Movement Mondays: Cubist Art Scavenger Hunt
Español abajo Explore your house to collect materials to create cubist art. Supplies Found Objects, Paper Instructions Step 1: Cubism in art expresses something that is based in reality while using geometric shapes to illustrate it. What is your favorite shape? Step 2: Explore your house. Look for materials that you can use to… Read More about Movement Mondays: Cubist Art Scavenger Hunt
O-riginal Art Activities: Line Drawing Inspired by Benny Andrews
Español abajo Draw a line portrait inspired by Benny Andrews. Benny Andrews was born in 1930 to a mixed-race family (Cherokee-Scottish-African American) in rural Plainview, Georgia. After becoming the first member of his family to graduate from high school, he attended Fort Valley State College supported by a scholarship. He was not allowed to attend… Read More about O-riginal Art Activities: Line Drawing Inspired by Benny Andrews
Bingo at the O! Ogden Museum Bingo Scavenger Hunt
Looking for something to do? Come to the Ogden Museum of Southern Art and play Bingo! This game is fun for all ages and encourages participants to explore art on view at the O! Instructions: Step 1: Explore the Museum to find examples of the artwork listed. Step 2: Once you’ve found an example, use your phone… Read More about Bingo at the O! Ogden Museum Bingo Scavenger Hunt
![Featured in "Louisiana Contemporary," presented by The Helis Foundation is this untitled work by Brittan Rosendahl.
Brittan Rosendahl is a mixed-media artist whose work typically develops as a response to untraditional materials and conditions of expiration. He considers himself a conceptual artist stirred to action by imagery and circumstance. His movements energize materials which have lost vitality.
Rosendahl has been included in multiple solo and group exhibitions, both nationally and locally. His work has most recently been shown at Staple Goods and at Carroll Gallery (Newcomb Art Department, Tulane University). He was also included in VICE media's print publication, the "Truth and Lies" issue, under the heading, "Distorted Realities."
Rosendahl holds a B.F.A. from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and an M.F.A. from Tulane University.
Come see Rosendahl's work in #LouisianaContemporary today at the O!
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