At the age of 13, New Orleans native Desireé Dallagiacomo’s brother was sentenced to prison and placed in solitary confinement, an event that led her to make a career out of writing and poetry.
The...
Sculptures are usually constructed from wood, steel, paper or other materials, but some can be made out of the supplies found in your kitchen pantry.
CANstruction is an annual charity event that hosts...
When local artist Neda Parandian discovered her colleagues were not able to find work, she knew it was time for a change in the Baton Rouge art community.
After realizing the poor statistics for Louisiana...
If you grew up in Baton Rouge, you may recall your parents pointing out homes throughout the city made by a “Mr. Town.” For “The Enduring Architecture of A. Hays Town” curator Lauren...
Illustrator Holly Stone-Barker said she has always been an artist, but seeing a Matisse retrospective exhibit at the Smithsonian, having a teacher help her tap into her passion for art and living in the...
Many people around the world have heard the story of Sadako Sasaki, the Japanese atomic bombing victim who folded a thousand paper cranes with the hope of being granted a wish for a cure to her leukemia. Although...
The Red Hot Art Show 2015 features local artists pieces centering around nothing but heat.
The exhibition is the River Region Art Association’s yearly informal art exhibition that takes place in...
I’ve written before about how much I hate rom-coms and their recycled plot lines, but for some reason, when they come in the form of young adult novels, I’m all for it.
So call me a hypocrite,...
Enter a world of local magical realism as the LSU School of Art hosts its 14th Annual Summer Invitational Art Exhibition, “Into the Mystic.”
Held in the LSU School of Art Alfred C. Glassell...
