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  • Those Who Can

    August 27-October 8, 2010 

    "Untitled", by Karen McPherson by Barbara Clover

    by Karen McPherson                                    by Barbara Clover

    This exhibit is by the Central Louisiana Art Educators features new works on exhibit in the Education Gallery.

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  • 23rd September Competition

    National Competition Exhibition

    August 27-October 8, 2010  

     

     1st PLACE WINNER!

     

    Joshua Chambers

    It’s Nice to See You Flying Again

     

     

    The much-anticipated September Competition is a strong exhibit that will intrigue and inspire the most discriminating art lover, with works by talented artists from around the country. Kelli Scott Kelley, Professor of Painting and Drawing at LSU in Baton Rouge, was sole judge and juror of this year’s competition.

     

     

     

    2nd Place , $600

    Jess Shrom

    Making Room

    Video Instillation

     

     2nd PLACE WINNER!! 

     

     3rd Place , $400

    Isabel Mims Crowder

    Looking Into Corners and Moving Things Around

    Acrylic, Charcoal and Varnish on Panel

    3rd PLACE WINNER!!

     

    Honorable Mentions, $100

    Mariah Doren and Johanna Paas

    Math and Nature: Cosine III

    Mixed Media

     

      HONORABLE MENTION!!

     

     

    Honorable Mentions, $100

    Jean Flint

    Duo

    Cloth and Wire 

    HONORABLE MENTION!!

     

     

     

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  • A Sampler from the Arnold Aubert Vernon Collection

    August 27-October 8, 2010

     

    OPENING RECEPTION

    August 27, 2010

    6:30pm-8:30pm

     

      

    Former Alexandrian and current Californian, Arnold Aubert Vernon, has spent over half a century collecting artifacts, art, and representative period objects. The LSUA Foundation and the AMoA Board of Managers are pleased to present to the public a sampling of that collection. This exhibit represents Mr. Vernon’s donation to the LSUA Foundation, for the benefit of students and citizens of Central Louisiana. Following itsintroduction at the Museum, the collection will be on permanent display on the LSUA campus.

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