Sculpture For New Orleans brings together local, regional and international artists for an on-going outdoor exhibition of monumental sculpture. The purpose is to enhance the rebuilding and restoration of the visual arts in New Orleans. Through the support of international artists… read more
The mission of 3 Ring Circus Arts Education Center, a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization, is to provide arts education and community development through the arts. Visual arts, film, theater, music, and other forms of creativity are featured at the Education Center's homebase, The Big Top. 3 Ring Circus strives to inspire… More >
The Amistad Research Center is housed in Tulane University's Tilton Memorial Hall. From its beginnings as the first archives documenting the modern civil rights movement, the Amistad Research Center has experienced considerable expansion and its mission continues to evolve. The history of slavery, race relations, African American community development, and… More >
ART New Orleans Magazine takes an in-depth look into the arts and culture of New Orleans. From the artists to photographers, galleries to museums, festivals to fine dining, novice to aficionado, there is something for everyone in ART New Orleans Magazine. More >
ArtVoices is a collective of artists and arts journalists that come together to create a work of art. ArtVoices embodies their success and their struggle, and serves to educate collectors and the general public about the process, theory, and ethics of art. ArtVoices is a manual in which all things… More >
CONNECT. COLLABORATE. CHANGE. Artfully AWARE (AfA) is an international not for profit organization that connects communities, collaborates with local partners and generates positive change in peoples lives through advocacy events and innovative community development projects. Our philosophy is to inspire each one of us to recognize our power as an… More >
The Arts Council of New Orleans is a private, non-profit organization designated as the City’s official arts agency. Now in its 35th year, the Arts Council works in partnership with the City of New Orleans, community groups, local, state and national governmental agencies, foundations and other non-profit arts organizations to… More >
Cathedral Creative Studios is a creative communications studio dedicated to innovative print, and interactive work, as well as photography. Cathedral works closely with clients to effectively craft marketing strategies that foster business growth and build brand identity, enabling companies and organizations to gain strong footholds in their respective markets. Passion… More >
The Central City Artist Project is a residency program in New Orleans, founded by people who believe artists play integral roles in healthy communities. Central City Artist Project is an artist residency program dedicated to bringing artists of various media from around the world to work in the Central City… More >
The four impact areas for this program are Exterior murals, Interior paintings, Sidewalk Educational murals and finally Fence Murals. Working with pre-designed images from local artists. - We offer an unqiue quality of imagery; these are not your everyday murals and school paintings. Please review the work of Creative Director… More >
Dear New Orleans is a for profit/social good photography company that shoots messages of love and hope, happiness and creativity. Their flagship theme is “Love Notes to New Orleans.” But they shoot events for companies and people who believe too that a simple message and a beautiful face inspires us… More >
Defend New Orleans is not just a popular clothing brand, recently featured on The Ellen DeGeneres show. OK, it sort of was only that before the flood. Imbued with a new meaning post-Katrina, Defend New Orleans has garnered lots of success -- success they share with the community. Money from… More >
The Dutch Alley Artist's Co-op was founded in 2003 by Ric Rolston as a cooperative artist's gallery. The gallery is managed and operated by the artists themselves. This ensures that each visitor is greeted and assisted by the artist members, providing their unique perspectives on the displayed work. Located in… More >
Flatland is a full-service production company in New Orleans, Louisiana. We're a group of artists; directors, animators, designers, illustrators and filmmakers. Our team comes from a variety of artistic backgrounds; each contributing a unique style, method and perspective. We see each new project as an opportunity to create our best… More >
Goat In The Road Productions is a young, New Orleans-based nonprofit organization dedicated to producing original, innovative theatre, dance and performance art in site-specific locations and unconventional spaces. Goat In The Road Productions is committed to collaborating with interdisciplinary artists to develop multi-media projects. Through such creative partnerships, Goat In… More >
Gris Gris Lab is an international healing/arts space and movement. Gris Gris Lab aims to redefine the archetype of healthy living by building an intentional, multi-generational community of people organized around inherent incentives such as healing, art, food & social events. More >
The mission of the Guardians Institute is to preserve, promote and celebrate African and African American tradition and culture through educational activities and services. For over 20 years they have combined educational programs with the folk life traditions of the Mardi Gras Indians. Dating from the 1880's, the Indian traditions… More >
Jupiter Art Projects was launched five years ago as a platform for emerging and mid career New Orleans Contemporary Artists. The intent was to create an art space that would initiate a dialogue between the contemporary artists living in New Orleans and the public-at-large. Jupiter Art Projects previously operated under… More >
KID smART works to inspire public education in New Orleans through research-driven, academically-based work in and through the arts. KID smART collaborates with professional artist educators to create programs for schools and professional development for teachers that promote the 21st century work skills of discipline, self-respect, teamwork, creative problem solving… More >
Originally a small niegborhood parade from Old Luling, The Krewe of Lul brings Mardi Gras family fun to Luling. This truck parade has been rolling for over 25 years in Saint Charles Parish. More >
Since October 2006, under the direction of Kirsha Kaechele as KKProjects, Life is Art Foundation has grown from a contemporary art gallery into a unique interdisciplinary community arts center consisting of five properties on one city block in the St Roch neighborhood of New Orleans. Life is Art Foundation’s mission… More >
The Louisiana Watercolor Society, which was founded in 1968, exists to advance the art of painting with water media, defined as painting in transparent and/or opaque watercolor on paper, and in unvarnished water-soluble casein, acrylic, and gouache on paper. More >
The Monumental Task Committee, Inc. is dedicated to repairing and preserving pieces of local New Orleans history, making the city more attractive and its history more accessible for both residents and visitors. Our area of focus is the preservation and care of the 245+ monuments that are located within the… More >
The art by mags!, Flambeaux Design Company, Kristina Renee Jewelry, She Loves Me Not Clothing Company, Unique Products. More >
The mission of the New Orleans Photo Alliance is to encourage the understanding and appreciation of photography through exhibitions, opportunities and educational programs. The Alliance strives to be a cultural stimulus, which fosters economic and artistic growth while preserving the rich and diverse photographic culture of New Orleans and the… More >
The Newcomb Art Department is devoted to the study and production of visual art within the context of Tulane University's strong tradition in the liberal arts. It fosters an environment of independent and collective exploration that promotes original thought, creative inquiry, and visual literacy. The department enriches the university and… More >
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NoLA Rising is a non-profit art initiative that promotes accessibility to art regardless of socio-economic status and aims to broaden perspective and opinion on public art. NoLA Rising began as a loose assembly of New Orleans artists and art enthusiasts intent on using the visual arts to revitalize a city… More >
The Open Studio Weekends for Marigny and Bywater artists was founded in 2004 in an effort to bring attention to the grassroots art scene and large concentration of creative individuals in these two historic New Orleans neighborhoods. The event has evolved to include artists in the Treme, Esplanade Ridge, and… More >
Press Street is a New Orleans-based 501c3 literary and visual arts collective formed in 2005 to promote art and literature in the community by facilitating relationships between regional artists, non-profit organizations, and small businesses through events, publications and arts education. Press Street programming involves the visual arts and literary endeavors… More >
New Orleans is bursting with creative energy; some would even argue that our unique city survives on this energy alone. However, our artists desperately need tools, resources and exposure, and that is where RAW New Orleans comes in. We are a branch of RAW Natural Born Artists, an independent, non-profit… More >
Sculpture For New Orleans brings together local, regional and international artists for an on-going outdoor exhibition of monumental sculpture. The purpose is to enhance the rebuilding and restoration of the visual arts in New Orleans. Through the support of international artists such as Louise Bourgeois, Mark di Suvero and Alexander… More >
The mission of the St. Joan of Arc Project is to present artistically-driven public events that honor the relevance of Joan of Arc, "The Maid of Orléans", to New Orleans. The Project’s primary focus is to produce an annual St. Joan of Arc Parade on Joan’s birthday, Twelfth Night and… More >
The mission of the St. Tammany Art Association is to provide quality programming and cultural enrichment to the community, to support established artists, promote emerging artists, and produce educational arts related activities for adults and children and in doing so, enhance life in St. Tammany Parish. The St. Tammany Art… More >
Staple Goods is a collective of artists with a gallery in the St. Claude Arts District. Our diverse membership includes painters, sculptors, ceramic artists, photographers, printmakers, videographers and an architect, dedicated to innovative programming of contemporary art. In addition to showing our members' work, we showcase selected artists from locations… More >
Stretching Sky Arts Laboratory explores innovative expression by providing education to youth, offering studio access to the community, and seeking out career opportunities for emerging artists. There are few ceramics studios open to the public, especially to young students and artists in New Orleans. Stretching Sky Arts Laboratory is meant… More >
The College of Music and Fine Arts at Loyola University serves as the preeminent center of fine and performing arts study among all Jesuit colleges and universities throughout the United States offering professional and liberal arts programs within a rigorous academic environment. Students are prepared for fine and performing arts… More >
The Elektrik Zoo is a creative partnership. Founded in London by Patrick and Daneeta Loretta Jackson and currently located in New Orleans, the partnership has worked in Europe, Asia, Africa and North America. Our work includes films, experimental music videos, projections, writings, photographs and installations. The Elektrik Zoo celebrates its… More >
The Houseguest Review, a magazine of literature, art and design, was founded in the Marigny-Bywater during the eternal summer of 2010. Sparked by hot shotguns and the deviations of the Mississippi, The Houseguest Review invites everyone to come in, stay for a while, and go when needed. We represent no… More >
The Porch is a cultural organization committed to the Seventh Ward area. We seek to promote and sustain the cultures of the neighborhood, city, and region and to foster exchange between cultural groups. the Porch is a place where all can come to do and share their culture, and to… More >
The VESTIGES Project was formed in 1984 as an ongoing, loosely-knit collective of artists and writers who share a common sense of place - New Orleans - and a common sensibility nurtured by the New Orleans environment. To VESTIGES Project participants, New Orleans signifies far more than merely a place… More >
Young Aspirations/Young Artists, Inc. (YA/YA) is a private non-profit organization whose mission is to empower creative young people to become successful adults. YA/YA achieves this by providing educational experiences in the arts and entrepreneurship to New Orleans–area youth, and by fostering and supporting their ambitions. The organization focuses mainly on… More >
Young Audiences of Louisiana (YALA) is the largest and longest-running arts education organization in the state of Louisiana. Since it's inception in 1962 Young Audiences has adapted and evolved to serve the ever-changing needs of students in our community. YALA is a leading resource for arts-education providing residencies, performances, and… More >
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Arts Council Of New Orleans
935 Gravier Street, Suite 850
New Orleans, LA 70112
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