Isnoism Reigns at the 1995 New Orleans Triennial, NOMA’s Survey of Hot Southern Art

Luis Cruz Azaceta’s Bold Paintings and Richard Johnson’s Expressions of Violence

The Expressive Impressions of Elemore Morgan, Jr. and Jeff Cook’s Turning Point

Last month I invited ya’ll to go to the art museum in City Park and lay eyes on Claude Monet’s last paintings (by the way, there are still a couple […]

Impression Sunset: The Final Word on the Claude Monet Exhibit at NOMA

The Spiritual Sculpture of Clyde Connell and the Severe Beauty of Terrington Calas’ Painting

Stephany Lyman’s Metal Disorder and George Dunbar’s Champagne-and Caviar Minimalism

Walter Rutkowski and Shirley Masinter Revisited; George Febres Works Just for the Pun of It

Bascle’s Found-Object Gremlins, Powers’ Weird Americana and Cole’s Algebraic Painting

Remembering the Art of the Late Chuck Crosby; Randy Asprodites Gives Form to the Invisible

A couple of years ago I read Albert Camus’ beautifully spare, existentialist novel The Plague. I was pleasantly surprised at how easily understandable and enjoyable the book turned out to […]

Longtime Tulane Prof and Painter Pat Trivigno Looks Back at 50 Years of Work