Vision of Love: Jonathan Lyndon Chase
Logan Lockner considers queer sex and figuration the paintings of Philadelphia-based artist Jonathan Lyndon Chase.
Louisiana (9)
Radical Enough for Whom?: A Conversation with Naima J. Keith
Prospect.5 co-artistic director Naima J. Keith speaks about her path to becoming a curator and the pressures artists face to make radical political statements.
Transmission: Keith Sonnier at the New Orleans Museum of Art
In the first comprehensive survey of his works, Louisiana-born artist Keith Sonnier is celebrated as a pioneer of postminimalist neon sculpture at the New Orleans Museum of Art.
The Hanged Woman: Hinge Pictures at the CAC, New Orleans
In a group exhibition in New Orleans, eight women artists confront and reconfigure the largely white, male histories of Modernism.
Katrina Andry at the LSU Museum of Art in Baton Rouge
In a solo exhibition in Baton Rouge, New Orleans-based artist Katrina Andry reimagines the historical imagery of the Middle Passage in fantastical mylar prints. Read BA contributor Dillon Raborn’s review.
The Front in New Orleans, LA
The latest entry in BA’s DIY Index spotlights the the cooperative artist-run space The Front in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Tina Girouard at the New Orleans Museum of Art
BA takes a close look at “Bondye: Beyond and Between,” an exhibition of prayer flags made by Louisiana-born artist Tina Girourad, at NOMA in New Orleans.
Keith Calhoun and Chandra McCormick at the CAC in New Orleans
“Labor Studies” presents collaborators Keith Calhoun and Chandra McCormick’s photographic chronicle of the labor practices that have defined Louisiana.
Mildred Thompson at the New Orleans Museum of Art
Legendary artist and writer Mildred Thompson created a suite of wood collages that are on view at the New Orleans Museum of Art
