AI: Artistic Interpretations, Studio Art Quilt Associates

on view February 5–May 10, 2026

Delves into the imaginative possibilities that arise when artists embrace the data-driven era, using artificial intelligence (AI) as a catalyst for innovation in fiber art. This exhibition is curated by LSUMOA Chief Curator, Michelle Schulte, LSU Professor Golden Richard (Computer Science and Engineering), and LSU Associate Professor Brendan Harmon (Landscape Architecture) and managed by Studio Art Quilt Associates. It will travel to museums across the country for two additional years.

Daphnis and Chloe and Other Lovers: Lithographs by Marc Chagall

on view February 12–May 24, 2026

Organized by Carole Sorell, Inc. / Curated by David S. Rubin
Presented with generous support from the Park West Foundation

The LSU Museum of Art presents Marc Chagall: Lovers and Daphnis & Chloe, an exhibition of fifty lithographs by one of the most celebrated artists of the twentieth century. Chagall was a prolific printmaker, producing more than 1,000 lithographs and 500 etchings over his career. On view are his complete 1961 portfolio Daphnis and Chloe, inspired by the ancient Greek romance of two abandoned children whose journey through trials leads to the discovery of love, as well as a selection of lithographs from the 1980s that feature anonymous lovers in dreamlike embraces or holding bouquets of flowers.

Throughout his career, the theme of love—whether expressed in early depictions of Chagall and his wife Bella or in later portrayals of pastoral couples—remained central to his artistic vision. This exhibition highlights how Chagall transformed timeless narratives of devotion, longing, and joy into poetic imagery that continues to resonate today.