| Ogden
Museum of Southern Art |
A
comprehensive collection of Southern Art, which features works
of artists who have lived and worked in the South from the 1800s
to the present day.
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| Hanson
Gallery New Orleans |
A
New Orleans gallery, which has been on Royal Street for the
last 25 years, represents contemporary artists, both national
and local.
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New
Orleans Museum of Art
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Opened
in 1911 as the Isaac Delgado Museum of Art, the New Orleans
Museum of Art has grown into an invaluable cultural, recreational
and educational resource which serves the City of New Orleans
and the Gulf South.
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New
Orleans Academy of Fine Arts
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Successful
art must be technically good, informed by a knowledge of the
craft; aesthetically pleasing in its line, color and form; emotionally
revealing in line quality, brush strokes and inspiration. The
New Orleans Academy of Fine Arts and its faculty are dedicated
to the concept that an artist - any kind of artist - must be
firmly grounded in the fundamentals of drawing and painting
from life.
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University
of Louisiana at Lafayette
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The
University Art Museum's Permanent Collection consists of more
than 1,500 works of art, including paintings, prints, drawings,
sculpture, and photographs. This collection represents 18th,
19th and 20th century Louisiana, as well as the United States,
Europe and Japan.
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| Brenau
University |
A
comprehensive collection of Southern Art, which features works
of artists who have lived and worked in the South from the 1800s
to the present day.
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Debra Howell, Artist |
Debra
Howell has exhibited her prints, drawings, mixed media lightworks
and photo collages extensively since 1980. She has been represented
in the past by Bienville Gallery and Hall-Barnett Gallery in
New Orleans; her work is presently available through LeMieux
Galleries, 332 Julia Street in New Orleans' Warehouse District,
or through the artist.
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Jan Gilbert, Artist |
Jan
Gilbert's two and three dimensional works combining painting,
printmaking and photography, have been shown widely in galleries,
museums and cultural centers across the United States and abroad.
The Carroll Gallery of Newcomb Art Department in New Orleans
and the Contemporary Artists Center, North Adams, Massachusetts,
are recent venues in which one person installations of her artworks
were held.
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Katharine White, Artist |
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Lory Lockwood, Artist |
Lory
Lockwood is an artist who specializes in automobile and motorcycle
fine art that she paints in a style called Photorealism. This
contemporary style exudes a power of obsessive detail that focuses
on chrome reflections, bright colors and abstract patterns.
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Jean Seidenberg, Artist |
Fine
artist Jean Seidenberg is a figurative contemporary realist
painter, a skilled craftsman working in graphite,oil on canvas
and egg tempera and a practicioner of the modern portrait. The
site will be expanded in the near future with catalogues of
sculpture and commissioned portrait drawings and paintings.
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Melissa Smith, Artist |
Melissa Smith is a plein-air painter working outdoors with her dog to capture the extended panoramic views of south Louisiana, and the coastal Mississippi/Gulf coast from an old pontoon boat and the back of her SUV.
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JB Dezigns, Site Development |
The
three main principles of JB Dezigns are Beauty, Function and
Simplicity.
Beauty for it attracts the eye, Function for practicality and
Simplicity for ease of use. The fusion of these concepts produces
accessible and aesthetically pleasing works.
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