You've probably heard about barber shop literacy programs across the country, like this one on NPR, but did you know it's also happening right here in Baton Rouge?
Read MoreTaking literacy one line at a time
in Education
Arts Council Radio Show: Lucy Perera and O'Neil Curtis on Line 4 Line
The Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge's Mina Estrada discusses the Line 4 Line program with educator Lucy Perera and barber O'Neil Curtis.
Read MoreLet's Zen out!
in Exhibition
One design element that seemed essential to our exhibition of Japanese scrolls was a zen garden. So long as I met the aesthetic rules required of zen design by our guest curator Paula Arai, working out the construction according to museum standards was the next hurdle.
Read MoreCreating an interactive journey
in Exhibition
With addition of a few simple activities to Painting Enlightenment, with low barriers to participation, we’re encouraging reflection and a shared experience among our visitors that fosters not only a more engaging experience, but also a sense of community and agency.
Read MoreThe Advocate: Healing through art: everything is interconnected in the LSU Museum of Art's exhibit, 'Painting Enlightenment' →
in Exhibition
The Advocate's Robin Miller takes a looks at "Painting Enlightenment." (Photo by Robin Miller)
Read MoreWHYR 96.9: The Art of Enlightenment →
Art Scouts' Bruce Morgan discusses enlightenment with Painting Enlightenment guest curator Paula Arai.
Read MoreThe Daily Reveille: "Painting Enlightenment" explores relationship between Buddhism and science →
The Daily Reveille's Allie Cobb takes a look at "Painting Enlightenment" in advance of its opening. (Photo by Anjana Nair)
Read More225 Magazine: Baton Rouge comes together through art in the wake of Alton Sterling’s death →
225's Kaci Yoder visits our Neighborhood Arts Project pop-up at Triple S Food Mart to discuss ways art is bringing the community together. (Photo by Miriam Buckner)
Read MoreWHYR 96.9: Artfully designed →
WHYR 96.9's Bruce Morgan discusses Hunt Slonem: Antebellum Pop! with guest curator Sarah Clunis and Rod Parker.
Read MoreThe Daily Reveille: LSU Museum of Art hires Courtney Taylor as new curator →
The Daily Reveille's Dillon Lowe speaks with new curator Courtney Taylor.
Read MoreWAFB: Neighborhood Arts Project targets kids with fun →
WAFB's Donna Britt takes a look at a recent NAP visit to Bethel AME Church on South Boulevard. (Photo by Simone Schmitt)
Read MoreCornerstone: Our story →
LSU Foundation takes a look inside the permanent collection reinstallation and the ArtWorks program.
Read More225 Magazine: Inside the stunning design of LSU MOA's Hunt Slonem exhibit →
225's Kaci Yoder sits down with executive director Daniel Stetson to discuss how the exhibit came together, and creating immersive experiences in the museum. (Photo by Collin Richie)
Read MoreThe Advocate: Photography exhibit captures Line 4 Line project that promotes reading with free haircuts →
The Advocate's Robin Miller takes a look at our Line 4 Line program and its accompanying exhibition. (Photo by Simone Schmidt)
Read MoreThe Advocate: Hunt Slonem’s art work comes alive, feels like home in Antebellum: Pop! →
The Advocate's Robin Miller takes a look at Hunt Slonem’s lively art work. (photo by Patrick Dennis)
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