Bid on John Isiah Walton’s “Queen” at O What a Night! Gala 2021 Taking place January 15, 2022
Ogden Museum’s annual O What a Night! Gala will take place Saturday, January 15! One of the works up for bid in this year’s live auction is John Isiah Walton’s… Read More about Bid on John Isiah Walton’s “Queen” at O What a Night! Gala 2021 Taking place January 15, 2022
Bidding is now open for the O WHAT A NIGHT! GALA SILENT AUCTION, PRESENTED BY NEAL AUCTION COMPANY Bidding closes January 16 at 5 p.m.
O What a Night! Gala is Saturday, January 15 and the Silent Auction, presented Neal Auction Company is officially opening for bidding! We are pleased to present 100+ works of art by… Read More about Bidding is now open for the O WHAT A NIGHT! GALA SILENT AUCTION, PRESENTED BY NEAL AUCTION COMPANY Bidding closes January 16 at 5 p.m.
O-riginal Art Activities: Symmetrical Painting Inspired by Minnie Evans
Español abajo Create your own symmetrical abstract painting! Minnie Evans, Untitled, c. 1970, Mixed media on paper Minnie Evans was an artist who spent most of her life in Wilmington,… Read More about O-riginal Art Activities: Symmetrical Painting Inspired by Minnie Evans
PREVIEW ITEMS IN THE O WHAT A NIGHT! GALA SILENT AUCTION, presented by Neal Auction Company Bidding opens January 7, 2022!
O What a Night! Gala is Saturday, January 15 and the Silent Auction is officially on preview! We are pleased to present 100+ works of art by regional artists in our O… Read More about PREVIEW ITEMS IN THE O WHAT A NIGHT! GALA SILENT AUCTION, presented by Neal Auction Company Bidding opens January 7, 2022!
Movement Mondays: Winter Holiday Postcard
Español abajo Share holiday cheer this season by sending a postcard to your loved ones. Supplies Paper, Pencil Instructions Step 1: Search your home for materials to use for your… Read More about Movement Mondays: Winter Holiday Postcard
O-riginal Art Activities: Wacky Shoes Inspired by George Andrews
Transform an old pair of shoes into a work of art with a bright and color design like George Andrews has done. George Andrews was born in 1911 Plainview, Georgia… Read More about O-riginal Art Activities: Wacky Shoes Inspired by George Andrews
![”Crescent Cityscapes: Images of New Orleans from the Permanent Collection” closes this Sunday, July 13!
Featured in the exhibition is Lulu King Saxon’s 1890 painting “Uptown Street,” a large-scale painting thought to depict the now-iconic Magazine Street. With its unpaved road, lush trees and widely spaced homes, the work captures a quieter moment in the city’s evolution.
Saxon, a multifaceted New Orleans artist, was not only a painter, but also a writer, musician, poet, singer, actress and set designer, reflecting the dynamic creativity of her time.
Swing by the O this week to experience this captivating exhibition before it closes!
[Lulu King Saxon, “Uptown Street,” 1890, Oil on canvas, Gift of the Roger Houston Ogden Collection]](https://ogdenmuseum.org/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)