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One component of Willliam Christenberry’s work is his architectural structures that often accompany the photographs of the same building taken over a period of time. In this O-riginal Art Activity…
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In honor of Veterans Day, we are highlighting the work of World War II veteran, Kendall Shaw! Shaw was born in New Orleans in 1924. He served in the…
Read More about Looking at Kendall Shaw’s “Sunship, for John Coltrane” Celebrating Veterans Day
Now on view at the Ogden Museum through December 8 is the Ogden Museum Center for Southern Craft & Design’s 12th annual invitational exhibition, Art of the Cup. Art…
Happy Halloween from the O! Our staff is celebrating by dressing up like art on view!
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The work of Ana Hernandez explores themes of colonization and the commodification and consumption of a people and a place. In this O-riginal Art Activity examine the history of the…
Read More about O-riginal Art Activities: Mississippi River Abstraction Inspired by Ana Hernandez
Come Shop the South with the works of artist Vincente Weber!
Being a photographer in the unique city of New Orleans helps Weber translate inspiration in many forms. He explores form, texture and color in the place he calls home. Shooting both film and digital photography, Weber prints all of his own work by hand and makes one-of-a-kind woven photographs. Of his work, Weber says, “My woven pieces help me push beyond the print making process and into a world of photographic creation that I can sculpt with my hands. Photography for me is balancing an emotional response with interesting subject matter, and hopefully some nice colors.”