LSU Museum of Art offers free programs for teens and adults inspired by its Folk Art Gallery. Read this feature by The Advocate Baton Rouge to learn more about the museum’s Art Break program. This program is supported by Art Bridges.
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LSU Museum of Art Launches Art Break This Fall for Teens and Adults
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This fall, the LSU Museum of Art will launch Art Break, a new art program designed for teens and adults. Made possible through a Learning & Engagement Grant from Art Bridges Foundation, the series will offer a variety of hands-on experiences that encourage creativity, connection, and well-being. Read this interview with Callie Smith, Curator of Education & Public Programs, to learn more about Art Break and what participants can expect.
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Gallery view of the Folk Art Gallery at the LSU Museum of Art. (left to right) This view features an artwork by Mary T. Smith, sculptures by Dr. Charles Smith, and a large piece by Purvis Young.
inRegister & 225 Magazine: On exhibit: LSU Museum of Art’s Folk Art Gallery
On exhibit: LSU Museum of Art's Folk Art Gallery is featured in inRegister & 225 Magazine! Read the feature to learn more about this inspiring exhibition and plan your visit.
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Mary T. Smith (1905-1995), Untitled, Hazlehurst, Mississippi, 1967, paint on wood panel, 32 x 48 x 1/4 in. Collection of the American Folk Art Museum, New York, Blanchard-Hill Collection, gift of M. Anne Hill and Edward V. Blanchard, Jr., 1998.10.47. Photo by Adam Reich.
LSU Museum of Art Awarded $25,000 Grant from Art Bridges to Expand Community Wellness Programming Inspired by Upcoming Folk Art Gallery
LSU Museum of Art Awarded $25,000 Grant from Art Bridges to Expand Community Wellness Programming Inspired by Upcoming Folk Art Gallery. The Folk Art Gallery at the LSU Museum of Art will feature works on loan from the American Folk Art Museum in New York through Art Bridges’ Partner Loan Network. Read this press release to learn more.
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