Exhibition
This 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.
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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. Chief Curator of Exhibitions Michelle Schulte brought together 33 artists and over 100 contemporary artworks that tell different stories about Louisiana. 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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Gallery view of A Bayou State of Mind. Photo by Charles Champagne.
The Advocate - Baton Rouge features A Bayou State of Mind in this feature. Read this article to learn more!
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Gallery view of A Bayou State of Mind at the LSU Museum of Art.
inRegister Magazine: The spirit of Louisiana is on display in the LSU Museum of Art’s newest exhibition. Read this online feature to learn more.
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The Baton Rouge Advocate: From Elvis to Taylor Swift, see concert posters in Baton Rouge from the shop that printed them all. Click the button below to read this feature!
Read MoreThis fall LSU Museum of Art presents A Bayou State of Mind, on view September 4, 2025. Read this press release to learn more.
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Jon Langford and Jim Sherraden, Storm Coming, 2023. Mixed media and watercolor. Courtesy of LeMieux Galleries.
225 Magazine: Works from Nashville’s iconic Hatch Show Print arrive in Baton Rouge. Read this article to learn more!
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Elvis Presley poster, letterpress on paper restrike, undated. ©Hatch Show Print.
Hatch Show Print poster, letterpress on paper restrike. ©Hatch Show Print.
Cyndi Lauper poster, original letterpress edition. ©Hatch Show Print.
Jim Sherraden, Emmylou, undated. Linoleum cut on paper. Courtesy of the artist.
Jon Langford and Jim Sherraden, Did you Finally Arrive, 2023. Mixed media and watercolor on paper. Courtesy of LeMieux Galleries, New Orleans.
Jon Langford and Jim Sherraden, Storm Coming, 2023. Mixed media and watercolor. Courtesy of the LeMieux Galleries.
Jon Langford and Jim Sherraden, I Thought He was Dead, 2023. Mixed media and watercolor on paper. Courtesy of LeMieux Galleries, New Orleans.
This summer LSU Museum of Art presents Carved & Crafted: The Art of Letterpress, on view June 12, 2025. Read this press release to learn more.
Read More'Golden Legacy' feature on LPB's Louisiana: The State We're In, watch this segment to learn more!
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Tawny Scrawny Lion by Kathryn Jackson. Illustrated by Gustaf Tenggren. ©1952, Random House.
WAFB Channel 9 News did a feature on the exhibition Golden Legacy: Original Art from 80 Years of Golden Books. Watch to learn more!
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I Am A Bunny by Ole Risom, illustrated by Richard Scarry. Gouache and Watercolor. © 1963 Random House
225 Magazine: A new LSU Museum of Art exhibit tours illustrations that changed children’s literature. Read this feature to learn more!
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Tootle by Gertrude Crampton, illustrated by Tibor Gergely. Gouache. © 1945 Random House.
LSU Reveille: LSU Museum of Art turns the pages of history in its Little Golden Books exhibition. Read this feature to learn more!
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Tootle by Gertrude Crampton, illustrated by Tibor Gergely. Gouache. © 1945 Random House.
The Advocate: Colors are bold, the world is happy and all adults become kids in LSU's 'Golden Book' exhibit. Read this feature!
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