225 Magazine covers LSUMOA’s upcoming exhibition Destination: Latin America
Read More225 Magazine: New Exhibit at LSU Museum of Art Reflects the Struggles of Latin American People →
Exhibition
A Conversation with "Semblance" artist, Jonathan Lyndon Chase
in Exhibition
LSU MOA curator, Courtney Taylor recently spoke to Semblance: The Public/Private/Shared Self artist, Jonathan Lyndon Chase about his artistic process and the content of his paintings now on view at LSU Museum of Art.
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A Conversation with "Semblance" artist, Doron Langberg
in Exhibition
LSU MOA curator, Courtney Taylor recently spoke to Semblance: The Public/Private/Shared Self artist, Doron Langberg about his artistic process and the content of his paintings now on view at LSU Museum of Art.
IMAGE: Doron Langberg in his studio, © Brad Ogbonna, Courtesy of Yossi Milo Gallery, New York
Read MoreArt Jewelry Forum: ELSIE MICHIE The Story Of A Collector And Her Art Jewelry →
Art Jewelry Forum: ELSIE MICHIE The Story Of A Collector And Her Art Jewelry by Chris Hentz And Barbara Minor
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Heidi Hahn’s paintings featured in Semblance at LSU MOA
A Conversation with "Semblance" artist, Heidi Hahn
in Exhibition
LSU MOA curator, Courtney Taylor recently spoke to Semblance: The Public/Private/Shared Self artist, Heidi Hahn about her artistic process and the content of her paintings now on view at LSU Museum of Art.
Read MoreBURNAWAY: Vision of Love: Jonathan Lyndon Chase →
BURNAWAY: The Voice of Art in the South covers the artwork of artist, Jonathan Lyndon Chase, featured in LSU MOA exhibition Semblance: The Public/Private/Shared Self.
Read MoreThe Advocate: This is not just jewelry. LSU associate dean's collection is art you can wear
The Advocate’s Robin Miller covers LSU MOA’s exhibition Adore | Adorn: The Elsie Michie Contemporary Jewelry Collection.
Read MoreLSU Museum of Art on Arts Council of Baton Rouge Radio Show →
Our curator, Courtney Taylor and curatorial assistant, Olivia Johnson speak with the Arts Council of Baton Rouge about our current exhibitions: Adore | Adorn: The Elsie Michie Contemporary Jewelry Collection and Semblance: The Public/Private/Shared Self
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Skylar Fein, Red Lincoln (Po Boys), 2007, latex on wood, Gift of E. John Bullard III
Skylar Fein and the Recreation of a Queer Past
in Exhibition
Red Lincoln (Po Boys) is a 2007 work by Skylar Fein that currently hangs in the contemporary gallery at the LSU Museum of Art. As an artist and self-identified amateur historian, Fein creates installations that grapple with the importance and complexities of LGBTQ history—to “do” queer history means to wrestle not only with facts and evidence but also with speculation and resistance.
Read MoreWhat is Art Jewelry?
in Exhibition
You may be seeing messages about LSU MOA’s upcoming exhibition Adore | Adorn: The Elsie Michie Contemporary Jewelry Collection and wondering what you will see. Elsie Michie, a professor of English and Associate Dean of The College of Humanities and Social Sciences at LSU, doesn’t merely collect new jewelry, but a certain type: art jewelry.
Read MoreStaff Picks: Across the Atlantic: American Impressionism through the French Lens
in Exhibition
Time is running out to pick your favorite painting on view before Across the Atlantic: American Impressionism through the French Lens closes on June 9, 2019.
Read MoreGender, Fashion, and Impressionism
in Exhibition
Have you visited our current exhibition Across the Atlantic: American Impressionism through the French Lens? While the works featured are overwhelmingly landscapes, one gallery focuses on figurative works, including several portraits of and by women.
Read More225 Magazine: LSU Museum of Art showcases gorgeous impressionist works in touring art exhibit →
225 Magazine features LSU MOA’s upcoming exhibition Across the Atlantic: American Impressionism through the French Lens.
Read MoreInRegister: We tried yoga in the LSU Museum of Art galleries →
InRegister Magazine tries out LSU MOA’s monthly second Saturday yoga in the gallery session.
Read MoreThe Daily Reveille: “The Promise of the Rainbow Never Came” gives light to African-American injustice →
The Daily Reveille covers LSU MOA exhibition Katrina Andry: The Promise of the Rainbow Never Came.
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