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Alivia Davis's watercolor and gouache paintings "Fate" and "Metamorphosis".

LSU School of Art graduates showcase annual personal art projects at first-year exhibition

By Camille Milligan November 20, 2024

The annual LSU School of Art First Year Graduate Student Exhibition featured a wide variety of personal art projects by first-year MFA students and was on view in Barnes Ogden Art & Design Complex...

Picture provided by Amori Bieller 

Strange Fauna, a LSU student’s local business embodying sustainable artwork

By Emily Bracher September 15, 2024

The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines the word “strange” as “different from usual.” Its definition of “fauna” is “animal life.” The words put together is...

bellyfire pumpkins

BellyFire Studios offers students ‘a space to explore their journey’ with ceramics

By Emily Poirrier October 2, 2023

If you’re looking for a way to get creative this year, BellyFire Studios might be the place for you. They offer everything from pottery painting to wheel-throwing lessons, and it’s only a five-minute...

Paul R. Jones photographed in 2010 by Sheila Pree Bright. Photo courtesy of The Paul R. Jones Collection at The University of Alabama. 

LSU Museum of Art unveils new exhibit

By Aris Williams September 6, 2023

The LSU Museum of Art recently unveiled African-American Masterworks from the Paul R. Jones Collection at The University of Alabama. The exhibit features 60 pieces by prominent black twentieth-century...

Twibr graphic (use this one) This week in baton rouge

This Week In Baton Rouge: Ice skating, Crayons and Cocktails, Craig Ferguson

By Jayden Nguyen July 30, 2023

Monday, July 31 Bee Happy Too | Painting With A Twist Add some joy to your life this week. Paint a bee at Painting With A Twist from 7 to 9 p.m. Check out its website for more information. Tuesday, August...

This Week In Baton Rouge: Bayou Motor Fest, Hip-hop concert, Art of Wine

By Jayden Nguyen July 9, 2023

Monday, July 10 Creeping Death | Chelsea’s Live Texas death metal band Creeping Death will take the stage at Chelsea’s Live as part of its “Boundless Domain Tour.” Creeping Death...

Nathan Schweitzer turned his youthful passion for photographing bands into a career.

From JazzFest to Chicago, how a New Orleans photographer made a name for himself

By Madison Maronge July 1, 2023

Onstage, backstage, in the pit, no matter where he is: he’s going to get the shot. It’s the shot that makes you ask, “Did God himself descend from heaven with a Nikon d7000 to snap this...

This Week In Baton Rouge: Boozy Book Fair, Baton Rouge Pride Festival, ‘Legally Blonde’

By Jayden Nguyen June 18, 2023

Monday, June 19 NAP: the Neighborhood Arts Project| Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church The LSU Museum of Art created its NAP: the Neighborhood Arts Project initiative to help bring arts enrichment time to areas...

This Week In Baton Rouge: Wine walks, Cher tribute show, tea with drag queens

By Will Nickel & Jayden Nguyen May 28, 2023

Monday, May 29 Trivia: Proud to be an American | Painting with a Twist Celebrate your Memorial Day with painting and trivia at Painting with a Twist. As you go head-to-head in trivia against other painters,...

Olivia Alexander (left) and Courteney Latimer (right) in front of an art display at Cookout.

LSU students create event for local artists at YesWeCannibal, ‘It was really cool to see’

By Aris Williams May 18, 2023

Two LSU students recently worked in collaboration to create an event for local artists and creatives. Olivia Alexander, a Fashion Merchandising sophomore, Courteney Latimer, a Mass-Communications Pre-Law...

This Week In Baton Rouge: Taylor Swift, ‘Little Women,’ Geaux Bald for St. Baldrick’s Foundation

By Jayden Nguyen May 14, 2023

Monday, May 15 Parker Thorton’s “K-I-S-S-I-N-G” Installation | Yes We Cannibal Atlanta-based multimedia artist Parker Thorton will be showing an installation of sculpture, photography...

Guests at Yes We Cannibal's "Can-I-Ball" dining experience

Yes We Cannibal turned into high-end restaurant where guests couldn’t speak for art exhibit

By Nyx Crooks May 1, 2023

On April 3, community-based arts and music venue Yes We Cannibal announced it would be closing on April 21 to become a cutting edge, gestalt dining restaurant called Can-I-Ball. This luxury dining...