Make America What America Must Become at CAC New Orleans
Nora Kovacs explores the broken promises of America in the group exhibition Make America What America Must Become at the Contemporary Arts Center in New Orleans.
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Tina Freeman at the New Orleans Museum of Art
Burnaway takes a close look at a solo exhibition by photographer Tina Freeman at the New Orleans Museum of Art.
Meg Turner at Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans
Burnaway takes a Close Look at Meg Turner’s Here and Now at Contemporary Arts Center in New Orleans.
Good Hair: Akosua Adoma Owusu at the CAC, New Orleans
Kristina Kay Robinson explores the “cinematic third space” developed by Ghanaian-American filmmaker Akosua Adoma Owusu in works on view in New Orleans.
Documenting Environmental Racism in Flint and New Orleans
Two exhibitions at Tulane’s Newcomb Art Museum draw connections between the adverse effects of environmental racism in Flint, Michigan, and Gordon Plaza in New Orleans.
Dispatches from New Orleans: Open Calls at the CAC and Ogden
Charlie Tatum, Nic Aziz, and Taylor Murrow report on the stand-out works in a pair of open call exhibitions in New Orleans.
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.
