Exhibition
Felicia Greenlee, Sign of the Times #Too, 2022. Wood, stain, printer ink, and paint. Photo by Felicia Greenlee.
The Advocate Baton Rouge, LA features the museum’s exhibition South Arts 2025 Southern Prize & State Fellowships for Visual Arts.
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Edgar Cano, Life is Beautiful, 2022. Oil on linen. Photo by Anna Poe.
Gonzalo Fuenmayor, We All Have Our Shadows, 2018. Charcoal on paper. Photo by Edson Smitter.
Masela Nkolo, Mukanda Mask, 2024. Digital photograph. Photo by David Clifton Strawn.
Felicia Greenlee, Sign of the Times #Too, 2022. Wood, stain, printer ink, and paint. Photo by Felicia Greenlee.
Loretta Pettway Bennett, Lazy Gal #1, 2008. Handmade quilt with denim jeans. Photo by Steve Pitkin.
Travis Townsend, One Fine Thing (1999–2023), 1999–2023. Plywood, wood, paint, clamps, string, and mixed media. Photo by Mary Rezny.
Stephen Phillips, Hunter Green Decanter and Cup, 2023. Ceramics, white stoneware, cone 5 oxidation, tape resist, glaze and underglaze. Photo by Stephen Phillips.
Lydia C. Thompson, Hollow Abode #2, 2024. Ceramics. Photo by Ben Premaux.
Tabitha Arnold, Hot Labor Summer, 2023. Punch needle–embroidered wool yarn on linen cloth. Courtesy of Harrison Winkler. Photo by Tabitha Arnold.
Learn more about the LSU Museum of Art’s two summer 2026 exhibitions in this press release.
Read More225 Magazine feature Chagall exhibit. Read this feature to learn more!
Read MoreAt a Louisiana art opening, I found a hopeful answer to the headlines. Read this feature about the Chagall exhibit by nola.com.
Read MoreLSU Reveille: LSUMOA’s Daphnis and Chloe and Other Lovers exhibition is a story of love and perseverance. Read this feature to learn more!
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Susan Polansky’s Self Portrait featured in AI: Artistic Interpretations.
LSU Reveille: Tool or threat? LSUMOA’s new exhibit explores different sides of AI debate through quilts. Read this online feature to learn more!
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Sarah Ducote (LSU Museum of Art Curatorial Graduate Assistant), Michelle Schulte (LSU Museum of Art Chief Curator), Consulate General of France in Louisiana Rodolphe Sambou, Paula Pennington de la Bretonne, Mark Tullos (LSU Museum of Art Executive Director).
inRegister Event Recap: Champagne & Chagall at the LSU Museum of Art. Read this online feature to learn more!
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Earamichia Brown, Force of Nature, 2024. Cotton textiles, batting, and a combination of cotton and polyester threads; trapunto, hand quilting, machine quilting, digital printing. Courtesy of the artist and SAQA.
Louisiana Life Magazine takes a closer look at the LSU Museum of Art’s upcoming exhibition exploring the creative possibilities of artificial intelligence. Read this feature to learn more!
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Sarah Ducote, Curatorial Graduate Assistant, installing Quimper Pottery at the LSU Museum of Art.
LSU art history graduate student Sarah Ducote reflects on her time at the LSU Museum of Art and her role in curating and installing Quimper pottery, on loan from the Ogden Honors College, now on view. Read this student spotlight interview to learn more!
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Marc Chagall, Midday in Summer, 1961. Color lithograph on Arches wove paper. Collection of the Park West Museum.
Pennington Family Foundation Awards Major Grant to Support LSU Museum of Art’s Upcoming Chagall Exhibition. Read this press release to learn more!
Read MoreThe LSU Museum of Art (LSUMOA) is pleased to announce two major spring exhibitions opening in February 2026: AI: Artistic Interpretations, Studio Art Quilt Associates and Daphnis and Chloe and Other Lovers: Lithographs by Marc Chagall. Together, these exhibitions offer powerful reflections on human creativity—one through the lens of emerging technology and contemporary fiber art, and the other through the timeless, luminous world of Marc Chagall.
Read MoreThis fall LSU Museum of Art presents The Sculpture of Scott, Payton, Hayden, and Bechet –on view October 9, 2025. Read this press release to learn more.
Read MoreLPB's Louisiana the State We're In features 'A Bayou State of Mind'
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Carl Joe Williams, Y’all Hungry?, 2025. Mixed media, Courtesy of the artist.
NPR’s Louisiana Considered featured A Bayou State of Mind, that tells individual stories of the Louisiana experience. Schulte joins us to discuss the exhibition, along with one of the featured painters, New Orleans-based multimedia artist Carl Joe Williams. Listen to learn more!
Read MoreThe LSU Reveille features A Bayou State of Mind. Read this article to learn more!
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