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Ogden Museum of Southern Art is pleased to announce the promotion of three staff members. Dorcas Omojola has been named Director of Finance and Administration, Amanda Rose is now Director…
Español abajo Explore your house to collect materials to create artwork that you can touch. Supplies Found Objects, Paper Instructions Step 1: Search your house for materials and objects…
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Born in the State of Zacatecas, Mexico in 1901, Enrique Alférez’s life spanned almost the entirety of the 20th century. Alférez settled in New Orleans in 1929, and in 1952 at Lafitte’s Blacksmith…
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Español abajo Create a surreal art piece inspired by Susan Plum. Susan Plum is a multidisciplinary artist currently living and working in Houston, TX – the city of her birth….
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Español abajo Explore your house to collect materials to create an abstract artwork. Supplies Found Objects, Paper Instructions Step 1: Abstract art is comprised of color, line, and shape….
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Español abajo Create a nature inspired installation. Ashley Pridmore is a multi-disciplinary artist whose practice engages photography, drawing, assemblage, ceramics and installation, but is primarily centered on sculpture. Born in…
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This month’s Ogden Museum permanent collection artist highlight focuses on New Orleans artist, John T. Scott, recently featured in the Museum’s exhibition, What Music is Within: Black Abstraction from the…
It’s the Ogden Museum Summer Membership Drive, which means through August 31, you can join or renew your membership and receive a 25% discount! Why join the O? Here are…
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Mystery Train by Jim Jarmusch (1989) The dynamic duo of director Jim Jarmusch and cinematographer Robby Müller once again meet in the American South to film “Mystery Train,” which follows…
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