LSU Museum of Art gives Baton Rouge kids, community free summer art classes. Read this article by BR Proud News to learn more.
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LSU Museum of Art upcoming exhibitions explore LGBTQ+ themes: "The Shaping of Us: Queerness in Ceramics" and "Reveal: Photographs by Jerry Siegel"
LSU MOA is premiering two fall exhibitions exploring LGBTQ+ themes: "The Shaping of Us: Queerness in Ceramics" and "Reveal: Photographs by Jerry Siegel.” Read the full press release to learn more
Read MoreWBRZ features LSU MOA's Neighborhood Arts Project
WBRZ stops by Neighborhood Arts Project, watch to learn more!
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Neighborhood Arts Project Summer Dates with LSU Museum of Art
LSU Museum of Art's (LSU MOA) Neighborhood Arts Project, which provides free art activities in East Baton Rouge Parish under pop-up tents at sites, is returning this summer. Learn more in this press release.
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The Advocate Baton Rouge: Youngsters can do free art projects in LSU Museum of Art summer program
The Advocate Baton Rouge covers LSU Museum of Art’s Summer 2021 Neighborhood Arts Project: click here to read
Read MoreA Conversation with LSU MOA Graduate Assistant, Kirsten Campbell
LSU MOA recently spoke with graduate assistant Kirsten Campbell, who is currently working towards a Doctor of Design in Cultural Preservation (DDes) at LSU. Campbell has been assisting LSU MOA Curatorial Team with many exhibition and collections projects. Check out this blog post to learn more!
Read MoreNAP 2020 Student Volunteer Highlight: Morgan Gallegos
The LSU MOA staff is grateful to have student volunteers assist us in assembling our NAP art kits this summer to distribute out into the Baton Rouge community. Recently, we spoke with Morgan Gallegos, a rising senior at St. Joseph's Academy and member of Mayor-President Broome's Youth Advisory Council, about her experience so far with LSU MOA and our Neighborhood Arts Project education program.
Read MoreInterview with Mary Ratcliff: Artworks from Neighborhood Arts Project used to create "Gather & Grow" Installation at LSU MOA
We spoke with Mary Ratcliff, about her installation Gather & Grow at LSU MOA and how she used artworks from this summer’s Neighborhood Arts Project to create it.
Read MoreNeighborhood Arts Project brings creativity to under-resourced areas of Baton Rouge →
The LSU Museum of Art, in partnership with the Mayor-President’s Office, is continuing a summer program to bring art to under-resourced areas in Baton Rouge for the eighth year in a row.
Read MoreSparking memories through art for visitors with Alzheimer's
Taking a guided tour through the LSU Museum of Art might seem like a relatively normal experience, but for some visitors, it can have a dramatic impact on their lives.
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