LSU was visited by Blaise Ducos, the Chief Curator of 17th and 18th century Dutch and Flemish paintings at the Musée du Louvre in Paris last week.  On his visit, he gave multiple free lectures...

Cartie Whitelaw, a 19-year-old Austin, Texas, native was recently selected to have a solo exhibition at the Student Union Art Gallery.  Whitelaw fused individual experiences...

Baton Rouge Gallery: Center for Contemporary Art hosted the first installation of its Surreal Salon Soirée since 2020 on Saturday, Jan. 21. The unique event successfully fuses a costume party with...

As the month of June comes to an end, Baton Rouge is hosting an array of activities over the next two weekends. Residents and visitors have the opportunity to enjoy their summer by attending musicals...

From her high waisted jeans depicting a portrait of Martin Luther King, Jr., to her pair of embroidered Converse, painting and drawing senior Sarah Ulm immerses herself in art from head to toe.   For...

All the way from 19th Street to Jefferson Hwy., Government Street was decorated in strands of twinkling white lights Friday, illuminating pop-up shops of local artisans and live music for the 20th annual...

Opportunities are brewing in the local arts community, and the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge is working to ensure creative entrepreneurs have the business acumen to succeed. Last week the Arts Council...

This Friday night, Baton Rouge residents can immerse themselves in local art and music while exploring all Government Street has to offer by attending White Light Night, the large-scale annual art-hop...

The Walls Project is transforming Baton Rouge, inside and out. Even those who have not heard of The Walls Project are likely to be familiar with some of the organization’s work. It’s responsible...