New Orleans Museum Of Art Names Gallery In Honor Of Joshua Mann Pailet And His Mother, Charlotte, Establishing An Endowment For Photography Initiatives
New Orleans, LA- New Orleans Museum of Art is pleased to announce the naming of the A. Charlotte Mann and Joshua Mann Pailet Gallery. This gallery is named in honor of Joshua Mann Pailet and his mother Charlotte Mann in recognition of their continued support of the arts and NOMA. Included with Pailet’s generous gift,… Read More
The Scars Of Our Connections: Edward Burtynsky’s ‘Water’
By Jill Ensley | Southern Glossary Read this article at Southern Glossary As a Gulf Coast resident, it’s not easy to look at “Oil Spill #10,” (above). The photograph’s deceptive beauty comes from its vibrant, emerald water streaked with jagged rivulets of black oil. Taken out of context, it could be a close up of… Read More
Review: Cities Of Ys And The Classic Works Of Emory Douglas
By D. Eric Bookhardt | Gambit Weekly This review originally posted at bestofneworleans.com Though visually spare, this New Orleans Museum of Art exposition goes straight to the heart of the paradoxes that define coastal Louisiana. French artist and Venice Biennale award-winner Camille Henrot uses videos and symbolic objects to portray Louisiana’s receding coast and the… Read More
Top 10 Things For Families To Do In Louisiana
By Kristine Dworkin | Trekaroo NOMA gets mentioned in the #1 spot! View the full list here Read More
In The Big Easy, Fun For Little Ones
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Artful, Aerial Views Of Humanity’s Impact
By Jonathan Blaustein | The New York Times, Lens View the slide show and article here There were 2.5 billion people in the world when Edward Burtynsky was born in the late 1950s. Now, there are seven billion and counting. “That’s literally a billion in every decade, so I started recognizing that human enterprise was… Read More