Curated Conversation with John Isiah Walton Featured in the O What a Night! Live Auction
Ogden Museum continues Curated Conversations, our popular series of intimate talks, now online! Curated Conversations bring curators and artists together to discuss art, exchange ideas and explore exhibitions. This Curated… Read More about Curated Conversation with John Isiah Walton Featured in the O What a Night! Live Auction
Curated Conversation with Richard Sexton Featured in Revelations and O What a Night!
Ogden Museum continues Curated Conversations, our popular series of intimate talks, now online! Curated Conversations bring curators and artists together to discuss art, exchange ideas and explore exhibitions. This Curated… Read More about Curated Conversation with Richard Sexton Featured in Revelations and O What a Night!
O-riginal Art Activities: Exploring Skin Tones Inspired by Kara Crowley
Español abajo Celebrate diversity and learn about your own unique skin tone in this activity inspired by Kara Crowley. Kara Crowley is an artist who embraces black culture through social issues… Read More about O-riginal Art Activities: Exploring Skin Tones Inspired by Kara Crowley
NEW WORK BY LYNDA BENGLIS! CREATED JUST IN TIME FOR THE O WHAT A NIGHT! LIVE AUCTION
Sunspot/Moon Glow was generously created by Lynda Benglis for the O What a Night! live auction, taking place this Saturday, October 17 at 8 p.m. This beautiful work of art, completed just a… Read More about NEW WORK BY LYNDA BENGLIS! CREATED JUST IN TIME FOR THE O WHAT A NIGHT! LIVE AUCTION
Curated Conversation with Trenity Thomas Featured in "Louisiana Contemporary" and O What a Night!
Ogden Museum continues Curated Conversations, our popular series of intimate talks, now online! Curated Conversations bring curators and artists together to discuss art, exchange ideas and explore exhibitions. This Curated… Read More about Curated Conversation with Trenity Thomas Featured in "Louisiana Contemporary" and O What a Night!
Movement Mondays: Louisiana Coastline Assemblage for Indigenous Peoples’ Day
New Orleans is referred to as Bulbancha by the Choctaw meaning “the place of many languages” or “the place of many tongues”. The city occupies the territory and traditional homelands of… Read More about Movement Mondays: Louisiana Coastline Assemblage for Indigenous Peoples’ Day