Artist Workshop with Michel Varisco
After a tour of Prospect.4 and examining how artists use symbology to address social or environmental concerns, Prospect.4 artist and educator Michel Varisco will guide participants in a process of...
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Gallery Talk with Ayo Scott Exploring the Work of Prospect.4 Artist, John Scott
Join Ayo Scott, artist and son of legendary artist and educator, John Scott, for a Gallery Talk exploring his father’s works on view in the Prospect.4 exhibition at the Ogden Museum....
Docent-Led Tour
Docent-led tour of Prospect.4 available at 2 p.m. Free with regular Museum admission.
Craft Happy Hour Kokedama Workshop with Luna Botanicals
Join Luna Botanicals for a relaxing and meditative experience learning the Japanese art and craft of Kokedama, an ancient variant of bonsai. A simple translation of kokedama is “moss ball.”...
Drawing in the Galleries Life Drawing with Bonnie Maygarden
Featuring a live costumed model! All ranges of drawing experience are welcome, including those who are picking up a pencil for the first time! Basic materials will be provided, but guests...
New Docent Training
Gain in-depth knowledge of the Museum’s collections and special exhibitions, while learning techniques and methods to help visitors “See the South” through the visual arts and in the context of...
Grad Student Gathering: Curation and Special Exhibitions
Session 1: Curation and Special Exhibitions Before Ogden After Hours – FREE admission to OAH for attendees The first in a series of programs tailored specifically for graduate students in Arts...
Dustan Louque at Ogden After Hours
Dustan Louque collects stories and cultures and distills them into song. An American songwriter who's often called Zelig's musical son, he describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During...
Salazar and A Precise Vision VIP Opening Reception
Join us as we celebrate the New Orleans Tricentennial with the opening of the Ogden Museum’s latest exhibitions Salazar: Portraits of Influence in Spanish New Orleans, 1785 – 1802 and A Precise Vision:...