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National Guarded
John Barnes Jr.’s
National Guarded, a mixed
media wood construct, was recently exhibited at the Contemporary Arts
Center, as part of
Prospect.1 New Orleans. His
work will be featured June 6 through July 25.
LeMieux Galleries
332 Julia St.
504.522.5988
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Distraction
Allen Wynn’s archetypal sculptures celebrate the female figure and call
up personal associations from all who see them. These figures represent
any person, anywhere in the world, because the artist has freed them
from extraneous detail and has stated their meaning in the simplest
terms. A self-taught artist, Wynn has taken his impressions from
childhood memories through recent experience and has interpreted them in
a universal language.
d.o.c.s. Gallery
709 Camp St.
504.524.3936
www.docsgallery.com |
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Falling Card
Mini
Sculptor John Henry is known worldwide for his large-scale public works
of art. His work can be found in museums, corporate, public and private
collections throughout America, Europe and Asia. His
aluminum sculptures range in scale from small tabletop pieces to some of
the largest contemporary metal sculptures in the world. The sculptures
will be on exhibit from March 3 through April 28.
Gallery Bienvenu
518 Julia St.
504.525.0518
www.gallerybienvenu.com |
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Travelers
A self-described colorist, Gretchen Howard employs
both symbols and color to communicate the deeply personal meaning of
each work. Travelers is a
mixed media on canvas measuring 36 x 60.
Soren Christensen Gallery
400 Julia St.
504.569.9501
www.sorengallery.com |
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Mystery Train
Iron Glove
is a one-person show featuring Elizabeth Fox’s
paintings, which are a mix of intense detail offset by graphic spatial
areas. Concise compositions depict stylized figures in scenes that tell
a story. Often shown are the human condition of want for success and
consumption of material items and food. The narratives utilize both
humor and mystery. The viewer is faced with a lot of questions in a
simple realm of pseudo reality. There is a weighty contrast of masculine
versus feminine, and many figures are handled with a connection or a
longing of relation. The show runs from Oct. 4 through Oct. 30.
d.o.c.s. Gallery
709 Camp St.
504.524.3936
www.docsgallery.com |
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