Two recently restored paintings from Venice that exemplify the glory of Paolo Veronese’s art will be on view in a focus gallery from April 18 – September 3, 2018. NOMA is only the second museum in the US to host Veronese in Murano: Two Venetian Renaissance Masterpieces Restored, following the Frick Collection in New York. Read More
The walls of NOMA’s Great Hall are now a pictorial Hall of Fame for some of America’s greatest musical talents of the late twentieth century. From the mid-1950s through the… Read More
Bibliophiles and bakers alike are encouraged to participate in the sixth-annual Edible Book Day. Contestants present cakes inspired by books or literary themes, and NOMA visitors are among the judges. Read More
As Prospect.4 comes to a close, Trevor Schoonmaker, the artistic director of New Orleans’ citywide triennial of contemporary art, reflects upon his friendship and collaboration with the late artist Barkley L. Hendricks. Read More
An archive of links to news features, television coverage, and radio programs related to the New Orleans Museum of Art for the month of February 2018. Read More
The New Orleans Museum of Art has received funding from The Walton Family Foundation and Ford Foundation in support of NOMA’s HBCU Professional Pathways Internship Program to recruit paid university-level… Read More
PROSPECT.4 MacArthur ‘Genius’ Paints Nigerian Childhood Alongside Her American Present, NPR, January 2, 2018 A QUEEN WITHIN: ADORNED ARCHETYPES Gambit wrote a piece on Queen for this week’s Cue Magazine –… Read More
A solo exhibition of works by Puerto Rican artist Carlos Rolón explores the vibrant cultural connections between New Orleans, Latin America, and the Caribbean. Read More
Sydney Besthoff, longtime philanthropist, generous trustee, and benefactor of NOMA, was appropriately fêted with a ninetieth birthday party in the sculpture garden that bears his name on October 18, 2017…. Read More
On view through August 26, Puerto Rican artist Carlos Rolón’s solo exhibition, Carlos Rolón: Outside/In, explores the cultural kinship between New Orleans, Latin America, and the Caribbean. Read More
NOMA’s permanent collection galleries now tell a more robust, inclusive story about the history of twentieth-century art, thanks to a major reinstallation of the museum’s collection that has unfolded across four galleries over the course of the past year. Read More