Masur, Schepis museum photo exhibits
Posted by Eric Lincoln on August 31st, 2009
Anne Archer Dennington, director, Masur Museum of Art, at the exhibit, “Artists of the Great Depression.” (courtesy thenewsstar.com)
From “Artists of the Great Depression,” Dorothea Lange, at Masur Museum of Art.
The Masur Museum has the works of Eudora Welty, Fonville Winans and several other photographers and artists of the 1930s-40s exhibited for their Artists of the Great Depression exhibit, which runs through Nov. 8.
On display at the Schepis Museum through Sept. 30 is Tempus fugit, an exhibit of photographs by B. Jo Fulton. It is a pictorial history of children taught by the artist during her 32-year career teaching kindergarten in rural Louisiana. The museum is open Tues. - Fri., according to someone I spoke to on the phone — don’t pay attention to their website, which hasn’t been updated in some time.
Women of the Ouachita River Art Guild will be featured at the Art Fest sponsored by 102 a Bistro, Thur., Oct. 1. The reception is 4:30-6:30pm, with wine and appetizers, similar to the event done in Monroe at Sage, also owned by the same family. Art will be for sale and shown in the restaurant and on the boardwalk. Tish Miller of Inside Indigo will curate. For more info, call 318-254-1102.
And at the ULM Bry Art Gallery, check out the Annual Art Faculty Exhibition, through Sept 10.