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Local emcee fosters development in underprivileged youth

By Salimata Fall September 8, 2016

A man of many talents, Luke St. John McKnight ultimately sums himself up as “a creator.” Not only does the Baton Rouge native compose music and literature — he also curates artistic experiences...

The Painting Enlightenment exhibition will feature works from Japanese scientist and artist Iwasaki Tsuneo and will open for public viewing on September 9 through November 27 at the LSU Museum of Art.

“Painting Enlightenment” explores relationship between Buddhism and science

By Allie Cobb August 31, 2016

Beginning Sept. 9 at the LSU Museum of Art, “Painting Enlightenment: Experiencing Wisdom and Compassion through Art and Science” will be made available to the public. The exhibition features...

Local Baton Rouge tattoo artist Joseph Hines showcases some original designs at Art Addiction Tattoo Studio.

Local artists combine passion, humanitarianism in works

By Salimata Fall August 24, 2016

Tucked away off Airline Highway, Art Addiction Tattoo Studio houses Jo Hines and Jared McGee, two young artists whose passion shines through the doors.  “I love to tattoo. That is my passion....

The 15th Annual Summer Invitational Art Exhibit at the Glassell Gallery within the Shaw Center features the exhibit, “How High’s the Water Mama?,” a collective gallery from local Baton Rouge artists.

Mississippi River serves as inspiration for gallery exhibition

July 13, 2016

The LSU School of Art Alfred C. Glassell Jr. Exhibition Gallery at the Shaw Center for the Arts has been flooded with works by local artists for its 15th annual Summer Invitational Art Exhibition, “How...

LSU Museum of Art hires Courtney Taylor as new curator

LSU Museum of Art hires Courtney Taylor as new curator

By Dillon Lowe July 6, 2016

The LSU Museum of Art recently hired Courtney Taylor as the museum’s new Curator. With this position, Taylor will be responsible for developing and overseeing exhibitions. Taylor has worked in the...

Local photographers display work in Student Union Gallery summer exhibit

Local photographers display work in Student Union Gallery summer exhibit

By Dillon Lowe June 15, 2016

All summer long, the work of local contemporary photographers David Humphreys and Aaron Hogan will be showcased at the LSU Student Union Art Gallery. The exhibit will be open every weekday from 9 a.m....

The "Hunt Slonem: Antebellum Pop!" exhibition will be on display from Friday, April 22, 2016, until Aug. 5, 2016 at the LSU Museum of Art.

LSU Museum of Art honors prolific painter with ‘Hunt Slonem: Antebellum Pop!’

By Lauren Heffker- The Daily Reveille April 20, 2016

Even the wackiest and quirkiest of art fans will not be expecting the LSU Museum of Art’s newest exhibit, “Hunt Slonem: Antebellum Pop!” The show is the first full-scale museum exhibition...

Courtesy of  The Origins of Animation: A Hands-on Exhibit, LASM

LASM to host ‘Art After Hours: The Many Faces of Animation’ event with exhibit

By Allie Cobb- The Daily Reveille April 18, 2016

Porky Pig, Daffy Duck and Bugs Bunny are reuniting at the Louisiana Art and Science Museum. Art After Hours: The Many Faces of Animation celebrates the fascinating history and exciting future of the beloved...

Local game developer Godric Johnson of Jetstreame has created a new dystopian visual novel game called "Cyberpunk Cassanova" which will be showcased at the Spring 2016 edition of Pop! Smart Show.

Local game developer to release fourth project, expanding industry community

By Lauren Heffker- The Daily Reveille March 28, 2016

Baton Rouge-based Godric Johnson, the founder of Jetstreame and the creative mind behind digital novel “Cyberpunk Casanova,” is making his childhood dream a reality. Johnson is leading the...

The exhibition, Go Love Africa: Portraits from Uganda and Madagascar is on diplay at the West Baton Rouge Museum from March 12 through April 30.

Baton Rouge resident travels to Africa, creates photography exhibit

By Allie Cobb- The Daily Reveille March 16, 2016

Photographer Aaron Williams introduces Africans to another side of themselves through his project, “Go Love Africa.” Williams and his counterpart Nathan Dewberry travel to remote villages in...

Author Rannah Gray displays her book "Familiar Evil" Wednesday, March 16, 2016, in downtown Baton Rouge.

Author Rannah Gray discusses Baton Rouge true crime story “Familiar Evil”

By Dillon Lowe- The Daily Reveille March 16, 2016

“Familiar Evil” follows public relations consultant and University graduate Rannah Gray’s personal involvement in one of Baton Rouge’s most thrilling crime investigations. In her...

Crawfish at Capital City Crawfish.

SPRING BREAK 2016: Have an eventful stay-cation with this travel guide

By Allie Cobb- The Daily Reveille March 14, 2016

With spring break approaching, many students are gearing up for the beach. But not everyone is planning a getaway. Sometimes the best vacations are staycations. Here’s a guide on how to enjoy spring...