What is the most recognizable image of Cajun culture today? Some may say “a boiled crab,” and it’s probably true. However, if we forget for a moment about taste buds and reach into the depth of our visual memory, the first image to emerge most likely will be that of the Blue Dog, still and
Finder’s Fayre antiques store shines spotlight on contemporary local artists.
Lisa Reinauer, TASIMJAE 2013 winner will showcase her work, along with that of her McNeese State University colleague, at The Art Studio, Inc., May 3-30. The show opens with a reception, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., May 3.
Lee self portrait earns top prize at 2014 Art Studio member show The winners of TASIMJAE 2014 (The Art Studio, Inc. Member Jurored Art Exhibition) were revealed at the opening reception, April 5. Riah Lee earned first place for “Self Portrait #1.” Lee’s prize includes a solo show at The Studio in May 2015. Second place
Thoughtcrime group encouraged writers, fostered friendships.
April show offers visitors chance to see members’ work up close.
John Singer Sargent. Exhibition explores different aspect of artist known for glamorous portraits.
Braque retrospective highlights importance of modern French master.
Artistic pursuit of ‘perfect form’ is difficult path.
The world looks fondly at the sculpture of Michelangelo’s “David,” a symbol of perfection and strength.
Stark Museum hosts overview of Navajo weaving traditions.
When The Stark Museum of Art in Orange decided to institute a new textile storage system, it was the job of Terri Fox, collections and exhibition manager, to re-visit the museum’s collection of Navajo weavings.
