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Ogden Museum: A Hidden Gem For Art and Music Lovers

by Chris Boudy October 20, 2010 Arts & Culture

The Ogden Museum of Southern Art was created to broaden the knowledge, understanding, and appreciation of the visual arts and culture of the American South.  The museum has beautiful holdings of art pieces, sculptures, and collections that are on display to highlight the region’s history and culture.  It’s two main focal points are the Ogden Exhibitions and Ogden After Hours.…

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The Harvest Music Fest: Free Fun in New Orleans

by Chris Boudy September 21, 2010 Arts & Culture

If there is one thing I love about New Orleans it’s that I can be a tourist in my own city.  There are three things that we’re known for: food, art, and music.  “Harvest the Music”, happening every Wednesday at Lafayette Square from September 15 to November 3rd, brings all three of these things together.  Backed by various local and …

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New Orleans Streetcar Brings 175 Years of History

by Shercole King September 14, 2010 Arts & Culture

Ever taken a beautiful ride on the St. Charles Streetcar in the spring? Feeling the cool breeze as you pass the beautiful mansions and monuments of the historic St. Charles area can be a life changing experience. This wouldn’t be possible if 175 years ago, the oldest operating street railway system didn’t become an integral part of New Orleans transportation. …

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The Windsor Court kicks off Art Showcase Series

by Brooke Ashley Boudreaux September 10, 2010 Arts & Culture

The Windsor Court Hotel is known for many things… excellent food, their happening hotel bar, the Polo Lounge, and superior service. But not many people realize they also house a great selection of artwork as well. As explained by General Manager, David Teich, “Our art collection has spectacular original paintings, and great care was put into its selections. As a …

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Discover The George and Leah McKenna Museum of African American Art

by Shercole King September 8, 2010 Arts & Culture

One of my favorite museums that everyone should visit is The George & Leah McKenna Museum of African American Art. The McKenna Museum brings to life opportunities of presentation from emerging artists alongside well established artists.  This museum goes beyond the call of duty to represent the visual aesthetics of people of African descent in North America and beyond.  Exhibitions …

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Do Good For NOLA with a Click of a Button

by Arin August 3, 2010 Arts & Culture

We all know how much the arts enrich our lives and how important they are to the cultural identity of this city. Events like the upcoming White and Dirty Linen nights, theater productions, art shows, music, and literature productions are what make the long, hot summers bearable and what make the New Orleanians swing.

Unfortunately, economic troubles and massive state …

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Roch and Roll: Explore The “Other” New Orleans Art Scene

by Arin July 27, 2010 Arts & Culture

While the Ogden, CAC, and NOMA undoubtedly offer a stellar array of new exhibitions – from the old masters to the latest national names in contemporary art, and Julia and Magazine streets proffer many great new voices on the scene, New Orleans’ art also seeps into some lesser-known corners of the city. Step outside the French Quarter and through the …

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GoNOLA Flickr Pick of the Week: French Quarters New Orleans Louisiana

by Andy July 9, 2010 Arts & Culture

New Orleans is a city unique in its character, culture and people. Every day is a celebration of life and beauty, which is evident in the increasingly popular “art cars,” as I call them. Art cars, like the one below, can be seen all over the city from the French Quarter to the River Bend. Now, don’t be fooled, while …

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