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SUMMARY:NATCHITOCHES ARTISTS: CHANGING LANDSCAPES
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of the “Natchitoches Artists: Changing Landscapes” exhibit at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum on Thursday\, Oct. 12 from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The exhibit features large-scale acrylics\, oils and photography by artists William Beier\, Massimo Bezoari and Anna Tapia MacDonald\, and will be on display from Oct. 12 to Nov. 13 in the museum’s West Wing Gallery. The opening reception will be open to the public\, and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nBeier is a retired college professor\, writer and artist who currently resides in north Louisiana.  He assembles his images from a variety of sources composed over the last several decades\, attempting to exploit novel arrangements for stimulating cognitive experiences inhabiting the visual landscape. Exhibitions of his work include galleries in Los Angeles\, New York City\, as well as Louisiana.  He recently completed an art book formulating an alternative interpretation for experiencing and creating works of visual art.  More information about his artwork can be found at www.abstractjourneyss.com. \nBezoari retired from teaching at Northwestern State University in 2020\, after he served as the Richard Lounsbery Professor of Chemistry at the Louisiana Scholars’ College from 2006 to 2020. A mostly self-taught painter\, he attended classes at the Glasgow School of Art as a child growing up in Scotland. \n“This exhibit of recent painting works features landscapes\, cityscapes\, portraits\, beaches\, and one still life. The Cane River scenes are local to the Natchitoches area—other works include past travels in Scotland\, Italy and the U.S. in general\,” Bezoari said. \nMacDonald currently serves as the Head of Information Literacy\, Library Instruction & Reference at Northwestern State University’s Eugene P. Watson Memorial Library. She previously worked in exhibitions and installations at the New Orleans Museum of Art and the St. Louis Art Museum. These experiences allowed her to connect with contemporary artists and handle artwork from around the world\, while still remaining passionate about her own photography and painting skills. \n“I draw inspiration from the world around me\, whether I am exploring a peaceful garden\, walking on a sandy beach\, or traveling to new places. Themes in my work include unique architecture\, ancient sculptures\, nighttime scenes and hidden corners\,” MacDonald said. \nVisitors are invited to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road in Shreveport\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment.  For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org  or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit www.sos.la.gov/museums.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/natchitoches-artists-changing-landscapes-2-2023-10-31/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
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SUMMARY:NATCHITOCHES ARTISTS: CHANGING LANDSCAPES
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of the “Natchitoches Artists: Changing Landscapes” exhibit at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum on Thursday\, Oct. 12 from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The exhibit features large-scale acrylics\, oils and photography by artists William Beier\, Massimo Bezoari and Anna Tapia MacDonald\, and will be on display from Oct. 12 to Nov. 13 in the museum’s West Wing Gallery. The opening reception will be open to the public\, and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nBeier is a retired college professor\, writer and artist who currently resides in north Louisiana.  He assembles his images from a variety of sources composed over the last several decades\, attempting to exploit novel arrangements for stimulating cognitive experiences inhabiting the visual landscape. Exhibitions of his work include galleries in Los Angeles\, New York City\, as well as Louisiana.  He recently completed an art book formulating an alternative interpretation for experiencing and creating works of visual art.  More information about his artwork can be found at www.abstractjourneyss.com. \nBezoari retired from teaching at Northwestern State University in 2020\, after he served as the Richard Lounsbery Professor of Chemistry at the Louisiana Scholars’ College from 2006 to 2020. A mostly self-taught painter\, he attended classes at the Glasgow School of Art as a child growing up in Scotland. \n“This exhibit of recent painting works features landscapes\, cityscapes\, portraits\, beaches\, and one still life. The Cane River scenes are local to the Natchitoches area—other works include past travels in Scotland\, Italy and the U.S. in general\,” Bezoari said. \nMacDonald currently serves as the Head of Information Literacy\, Library Instruction & Reference at Northwestern State University’s Eugene P. Watson Memorial Library. She previously worked in exhibitions and installations at the New Orleans Museum of Art and the St. Louis Art Museum. These experiences allowed her to connect with contemporary artists and handle artwork from around the world\, while still remaining passionate about her own photography and painting skills. \n“I draw inspiration from the world around me\, whether I am exploring a peaceful garden\, walking on a sandy beach\, or traveling to new places. Themes in my work include unique architecture\, ancient sculptures\, nighttime scenes and hidden corners\,” MacDonald said. \nVisitors are invited to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road in Shreveport\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment.  For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org  or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit www.sos.la.gov/museums.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/natchitoches-artists-changing-landscapes-2-2023-10-30/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
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SUMMARY:NATCHITOCHES ARTISTS: CHANGING LANDSCAPES
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of the “Natchitoches Artists: Changing Landscapes” exhibit at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum on Thursday\, Oct. 12 from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The exhibit features large-scale acrylics\, oils and photography by artists William Beier\, Massimo Bezoari and Anna Tapia MacDonald\, and will be on display from Oct. 12 to Nov. 13 in the museum’s West Wing Gallery. The opening reception will be open to the public\, and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nBeier is a retired college professor\, writer and artist who currently resides in north Louisiana.  He assembles his images from a variety of sources composed over the last several decades\, attempting to exploit novel arrangements for stimulating cognitive experiences inhabiting the visual landscape. Exhibitions of his work include galleries in Los Angeles\, New York City\, as well as Louisiana.  He recently completed an art book formulating an alternative interpretation for experiencing and creating works of visual art.  More information about his artwork can be found at www.abstractjourneyss.com. \nBezoari retired from teaching at Northwestern State University in 2020\, after he served as the Richard Lounsbery Professor of Chemistry at the Louisiana Scholars’ College from 2006 to 2020. A mostly self-taught painter\, he attended classes at the Glasgow School of Art as a child growing up in Scotland. \n“This exhibit of recent painting works features landscapes\, cityscapes\, portraits\, beaches\, and one still life. The Cane River scenes are local to the Natchitoches area—other works include past travels in Scotland\, Italy and the U.S. in general\,” Bezoari said. \nMacDonald currently serves as the Head of Information Literacy\, Library Instruction & Reference at Northwestern State University’s Eugene P. Watson Memorial Library. She previously worked in exhibitions and installations at the New Orleans Museum of Art and the St. Louis Art Museum. These experiences allowed her to connect with contemporary artists and handle artwork from around the world\, while still remaining passionate about her own photography and painting skills. \n“I draw inspiration from the world around me\, whether I am exploring a peaceful garden\, walking on a sandy beach\, or traveling to new places. Themes in my work include unique architecture\, ancient sculptures\, nighttime scenes and hidden corners\,” MacDonald said. \nVisitors are invited to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road in Shreveport\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment.  For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org  or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit www.sos.la.gov/museums.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/natchitoches-artists-changing-landscapes-2-2023-10-27/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
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SUMMARY:NATCHITOCHES ARTISTS: CHANGING LANDSCAPES
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of the “Natchitoches Artists: Changing Landscapes” exhibit at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum on Thursday\, Oct. 12 from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The exhibit features large-scale acrylics\, oils and photography by artists William Beier\, Massimo Bezoari and Anna Tapia MacDonald\, and will be on display from Oct. 12 to Nov. 13 in the museum’s West Wing Gallery. The opening reception will be open to the public\, and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nBeier is a retired college professor\, writer and artist who currently resides in north Louisiana.  He assembles his images from a variety of sources composed over the last several decades\, attempting to exploit novel arrangements for stimulating cognitive experiences inhabiting the visual landscape. Exhibitions of his work include galleries in Los Angeles\, New York City\, as well as Louisiana.  He recently completed an art book formulating an alternative interpretation for experiencing and creating works of visual art.  More information about his artwork can be found at www.abstractjourneyss.com. \nBezoari retired from teaching at Northwestern State University in 2020\, after he served as the Richard Lounsbery Professor of Chemistry at the Louisiana Scholars’ College from 2006 to 2020. A mostly self-taught painter\, he attended classes at the Glasgow School of Art as a child growing up in Scotland. \n“This exhibit of recent painting works features landscapes\, cityscapes\, portraits\, beaches\, and one still life. The Cane River scenes are local to the Natchitoches area—other works include past travels in Scotland\, Italy and the U.S. in general\,” Bezoari said. \nMacDonald currently serves as the Head of Information Literacy\, Library Instruction & Reference at Northwestern State University’s Eugene P. Watson Memorial Library. She previously worked in exhibitions and installations at the New Orleans Museum of Art and the St. Louis Art Museum. These experiences allowed her to connect with contemporary artists and handle artwork from around the world\, while still remaining passionate about her own photography and painting skills. \n“I draw inspiration from the world around me\, whether I am exploring a peaceful garden\, walking on a sandy beach\, or traveling to new places. Themes in my work include unique architecture\, ancient sculptures\, nighttime scenes and hidden corners\,” MacDonald said. \nVisitors are invited to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road in Shreveport\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment.  For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org  or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit www.sos.la.gov/museums.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/natchitoches-artists-changing-landscapes-2-2023-10-26/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
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SUMMARY:NATCHITOCHES ARTISTS: CHANGING LANDSCAPES
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of the “Natchitoches Artists: Changing Landscapes” exhibit at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum on Thursday\, Oct. 12 from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The exhibit features large-scale acrylics\, oils and photography by artists William Beier\, Massimo Bezoari and Anna Tapia MacDonald\, and will be on display from Oct. 12 to Nov. 13 in the museum’s West Wing Gallery. The opening reception will be open to the public\, and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nBeier is a retired college professor\, writer and artist who currently resides in north Louisiana.  He assembles his images from a variety of sources composed over the last several decades\, attempting to exploit novel arrangements for stimulating cognitive experiences inhabiting the visual landscape. Exhibitions of his work include galleries in Los Angeles\, New York City\, as well as Louisiana.  He recently completed an art book formulating an alternative interpretation for experiencing and creating works of visual art.  More information about his artwork can be found at www.abstractjourneyss.com. \nBezoari retired from teaching at Northwestern State University in 2020\, after he served as the Richard Lounsbery Professor of Chemistry at the Louisiana Scholars’ College from 2006 to 2020. A mostly self-taught painter\, he attended classes at the Glasgow School of Art as a child growing up in Scotland. \n“This exhibit of recent painting works features landscapes\, cityscapes\, portraits\, beaches\, and one still life. The Cane River scenes are local to the Natchitoches area—other works include past travels in Scotland\, Italy and the U.S. in general\,” Bezoari said. \nMacDonald currently serves as the Head of Information Literacy\, Library Instruction & Reference at Northwestern State University’s Eugene P. Watson Memorial Library. She previously worked in exhibitions and installations at the New Orleans Museum of Art and the St. Louis Art Museum. These experiences allowed her to connect with contemporary artists and handle artwork from around the world\, while still remaining passionate about her own photography and painting skills. \n“I draw inspiration from the world around me\, whether I am exploring a peaceful garden\, walking on a sandy beach\, or traveling to new places. Themes in my work include unique architecture\, ancient sculptures\, nighttime scenes and hidden corners\,” MacDonald said. \nVisitors are invited to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road in Shreveport\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment.  For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org  or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit www.sos.la.gov/museums.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/natchitoches-artists-changing-landscapes-2-2023-10-25/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
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SUMMARY:NATCHITOCHES ARTISTS: CHANGING LANDSCAPES
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of the “Natchitoches Artists: Changing Landscapes” exhibit at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum on Thursday\, Oct. 12 from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The exhibit features large-scale acrylics\, oils and photography by artists William Beier\, Massimo Bezoari and Anna Tapia MacDonald\, and will be on display from Oct. 12 to Nov. 13 in the museum’s West Wing Gallery. The opening reception will be open to the public\, and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nBeier is a retired college professor\, writer and artist who currently resides in north Louisiana.  He assembles his images from a variety of sources composed over the last several decades\, attempting to exploit novel arrangements for stimulating cognitive experiences inhabiting the visual landscape. Exhibitions of his work include galleries in Los Angeles\, New York City\, as well as Louisiana.  He recently completed an art book formulating an alternative interpretation for experiencing and creating works of visual art.  More information about his artwork can be found at www.abstractjourneyss.com. \nBezoari retired from teaching at Northwestern State University in 2020\, after he served as the Richard Lounsbery Professor of Chemistry at the Louisiana Scholars’ College from 2006 to 2020. A mostly self-taught painter\, he attended classes at the Glasgow School of Art as a child growing up in Scotland. \n“This exhibit of recent painting works features landscapes\, cityscapes\, portraits\, beaches\, and one still life. The Cane River scenes are local to the Natchitoches area—other works include past travels in Scotland\, Italy and the U.S. in general\,” Bezoari said. \nMacDonald currently serves as the Head of Information Literacy\, Library Instruction & Reference at Northwestern State University’s Eugene P. Watson Memorial Library. She previously worked in exhibitions and installations at the New Orleans Museum of Art and the St. Louis Art Museum. These experiences allowed her to connect with contemporary artists and handle artwork from around the world\, while still remaining passionate about her own photography and painting skills. \n“I draw inspiration from the world around me\, whether I am exploring a peaceful garden\, walking on a sandy beach\, or traveling to new places. Themes in my work include unique architecture\, ancient sculptures\, nighttime scenes and hidden corners\,” MacDonald said. \nVisitors are invited to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road in Shreveport\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment.  For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org  or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit www.sos.la.gov/museums.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/natchitoches-artists-changing-landscapes-2-2023-10-24/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
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SUMMARY:NATCHITOCHES ARTISTS: CHANGING LANDSCAPES
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of the “Natchitoches Artists: Changing Landscapes” exhibit at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum on Thursday\, Oct. 12 from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The exhibit features large-scale acrylics\, oils and photography by artists William Beier\, Massimo Bezoari and Anna Tapia MacDonald\, and will be on display from Oct. 12 to Nov. 13 in the museum’s West Wing Gallery. The opening reception will be open to the public\, and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nBeier is a retired college professor\, writer and artist who currently resides in north Louisiana.  He assembles his images from a variety of sources composed over the last several decades\, attempting to exploit novel arrangements for stimulating cognitive experiences inhabiting the visual landscape. Exhibitions of his work include galleries in Los Angeles\, New York City\, as well as Louisiana.  He recently completed an art book formulating an alternative interpretation for experiencing and creating works of visual art.  More information about his artwork can be found at www.abstractjourneyss.com. \nBezoari retired from teaching at Northwestern State University in 2020\, after he served as the Richard Lounsbery Professor of Chemistry at the Louisiana Scholars’ College from 2006 to 2020. A mostly self-taught painter\, he attended classes at the Glasgow School of Art as a child growing up in Scotland. \n“This exhibit of recent painting works features landscapes\, cityscapes\, portraits\, beaches\, and one still life. The Cane River scenes are local to the Natchitoches area—other works include past travels in Scotland\, Italy and the U.S. in general\,” Bezoari said. \nMacDonald currently serves as the Head of Information Literacy\, Library Instruction & Reference at Northwestern State University’s Eugene P. Watson Memorial Library. She previously worked in exhibitions and installations at the New Orleans Museum of Art and the St. Louis Art Museum. These experiences allowed her to connect with contemporary artists and handle artwork from around the world\, while still remaining passionate about her own photography and painting skills. \n“I draw inspiration from the world around me\, whether I am exploring a peaceful garden\, walking on a sandy beach\, or traveling to new places. Themes in my work include unique architecture\, ancient sculptures\, nighttime scenes and hidden corners\,” MacDonald said. \nVisitors are invited to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road in Shreveport\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment.  For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org  or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit www.sos.la.gov/museums.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/natchitoches-artists-changing-landscapes-2-2023-10-23/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
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SUMMARY:NATCHITOCHES ARTISTS: CHANGING LANDSCAPES
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of the “Natchitoches Artists: Changing Landscapes” exhibit at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum on Thursday\, Oct. 12 from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The exhibit features large-scale acrylics\, oils and photography by artists William Beier\, Massimo Bezoari and Anna Tapia MacDonald\, and will be on display from Oct. 12 to Nov. 13 in the museum’s West Wing Gallery. The opening reception will be open to the public\, and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nBeier is a retired college professor\, writer and artist who currently resides in north Louisiana.  He assembles his images from a variety of sources composed over the last several decades\, attempting to exploit novel arrangements for stimulating cognitive experiences inhabiting the visual landscape. Exhibitions of his work include galleries in Los Angeles\, New York City\, as well as Louisiana.  He recently completed an art book formulating an alternative interpretation for experiencing and creating works of visual art.  More information about his artwork can be found at www.abstractjourneyss.com. \nBezoari retired from teaching at Northwestern State University in 2020\, after he served as the Richard Lounsbery Professor of Chemistry at the Louisiana Scholars’ College from 2006 to 2020. A mostly self-taught painter\, he attended classes at the Glasgow School of Art as a child growing up in Scotland. \n“This exhibit of recent painting works features landscapes\, cityscapes\, portraits\, beaches\, and one still life. The Cane River scenes are local to the Natchitoches area—other works include past travels in Scotland\, Italy and the U.S. in general\,” Bezoari said. \nMacDonald currently serves as the Head of Information Literacy\, Library Instruction & Reference at Northwestern State University’s Eugene P. Watson Memorial Library. She previously worked in exhibitions and installations at the New Orleans Museum of Art and the St. Louis Art Museum. These experiences allowed her to connect with contemporary artists and handle artwork from around the world\, while still remaining passionate about her own photography and painting skills. \n“I draw inspiration from the world around me\, whether I am exploring a peaceful garden\, walking on a sandy beach\, or traveling to new places. Themes in my work include unique architecture\, ancient sculptures\, nighttime scenes and hidden corners\,” MacDonald said. \nVisitors are invited to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road in Shreveport\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment.  For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org  or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit www.sos.la.gov/museums.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/natchitoches-artists-changing-landscapes-2-2023-10-20/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
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SUMMARY:NATCHITOCHES ARTISTS: CHANGING LANDSCAPES
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of the “Natchitoches Artists: Changing Landscapes” exhibit at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum on Thursday\, Oct. 12 from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The exhibit features large-scale acrylics\, oils and photography by artists William Beier\, Massimo Bezoari and Anna Tapia MacDonald\, and will be on display from Oct. 12 to Nov. 13 in the museum’s West Wing Gallery. The opening reception will be open to the public\, and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nBeier is a retired college professor\, writer and artist who currently resides in north Louisiana.  He assembles his images from a variety of sources composed over the last several decades\, attempting to exploit novel arrangements for stimulating cognitive experiences inhabiting the visual landscape. Exhibitions of his work include galleries in Los Angeles\, New York City\, as well as Louisiana.  He recently completed an art book formulating an alternative interpretation for experiencing and creating works of visual art.  More information about his artwork can be found at www.abstractjourneyss.com. \nBezoari retired from teaching at Northwestern State University in 2020\, after he served as the Richard Lounsbery Professor of Chemistry at the Louisiana Scholars’ College from 2006 to 2020. A mostly self-taught painter\, he attended classes at the Glasgow School of Art as a child growing up in Scotland. \n“This exhibit of recent painting works features landscapes\, cityscapes\, portraits\, beaches\, and one still life. The Cane River scenes are local to the Natchitoches area—other works include past travels in Scotland\, Italy and the U.S. in general\,” Bezoari said. \nMacDonald currently serves as the Head of Information Literacy\, Library Instruction & Reference at Northwestern State University’s Eugene P. Watson Memorial Library. She previously worked in exhibitions and installations at the New Orleans Museum of Art and the St. Louis Art Museum. These experiences allowed her to connect with contemporary artists and handle artwork from around the world\, while still remaining passionate about her own photography and painting skills. \n“I draw inspiration from the world around me\, whether I am exploring a peaceful garden\, walking on a sandy beach\, or traveling to new places. Themes in my work include unique architecture\, ancient sculptures\, nighttime scenes and hidden corners\,” MacDonald said. \nVisitors are invited to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road in Shreveport\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment.  For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org  or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit www.sos.la.gov/museums.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/natchitoches-artists-changing-landscapes-2-2023-10-19/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of LSEM":MAILTO:cgrogan@sos.la.gov
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SUMMARY:NATCHITOCHES ARTISTS: CHANGING LANDSCAPES
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of the “Natchitoches Artists: Changing Landscapes” exhibit at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum on Thursday\, Oct. 12 from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The exhibit features large-scale acrylics\, oils and photography by artists William Beier\, Massimo Bezoari and Anna Tapia MacDonald\, and will be on display from Oct. 12 to Nov. 13 in the museum’s West Wing Gallery. The opening reception will be open to the public\, and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nBeier is a retired college professor\, writer and artist who currently resides in north Louisiana.  He assembles his images from a variety of sources composed over the last several decades\, attempting to exploit novel arrangements for stimulating cognitive experiences inhabiting the visual landscape. Exhibitions of his work include galleries in Los Angeles\, New York City\, as well as Louisiana.  He recently completed an art book formulating an alternative interpretation for experiencing and creating works of visual art.  More information about his artwork can be found at www.abstractjourneyss.com. \nBezoari retired from teaching at Northwestern State University in 2020\, after he served as the Richard Lounsbery Professor of Chemistry at the Louisiana Scholars’ College from 2006 to 2020. A mostly self-taught painter\, he attended classes at the Glasgow School of Art as a child growing up in Scotland. \n“This exhibit of recent painting works features landscapes\, cityscapes\, portraits\, beaches\, and one still life. The Cane River scenes are local to the Natchitoches area—other works include past travels in Scotland\, Italy and the U.S. in general\,” Bezoari said. \nMacDonald currently serves as the Head of Information Literacy\, Library Instruction & Reference at Northwestern State University’s Eugene P. Watson Memorial Library. She previously worked in exhibitions and installations at the New Orleans Museum of Art and the St. Louis Art Museum. These experiences allowed her to connect with contemporary artists and handle artwork from around the world\, while still remaining passionate about her own photography and painting skills. \n“I draw inspiration from the world around me\, whether I am exploring a peaceful garden\, walking on a sandy beach\, or traveling to new places. Themes in my work include unique architecture\, ancient sculptures\, nighttime scenes and hidden corners\,” MacDonald said. \nVisitors are invited to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road in Shreveport\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment.  For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org  or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit www.sos.la.gov/museums.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/natchitoches-artists-changing-landscapes-2-2023-10-18/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of LSEM":MAILTO:cgrogan@sos.la.gov
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20231017T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20231113T160000
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SUMMARY:NATCHITOCHES ARTISTS: CHANGING LANDSCAPES
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of the “Natchitoches Artists: Changing Landscapes” exhibit at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum on Thursday\, Oct. 12 from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The exhibit features large-scale acrylics\, oils and photography by artists William Beier\, Massimo Bezoari and Anna Tapia MacDonald\, and will be on display from Oct. 12 to Nov. 13 in the museum’s West Wing Gallery. The opening reception will be open to the public\, and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nBeier is a retired college professor\, writer and artist who currently resides in north Louisiana.  He assembles his images from a variety of sources composed over the last several decades\, attempting to exploit novel arrangements for stimulating cognitive experiences inhabiting the visual landscape. Exhibitions of his work include galleries in Los Angeles\, New York City\, as well as Louisiana.  He recently completed an art book formulating an alternative interpretation for experiencing and creating works of visual art.  More information about his artwork can be found at www.abstractjourneyss.com. \nBezoari retired from teaching at Northwestern State University in 2020\, after he served as the Richard Lounsbery Professor of Chemistry at the Louisiana Scholars’ College from 2006 to 2020. A mostly self-taught painter\, he attended classes at the Glasgow School of Art as a child growing up in Scotland. \n“This exhibit of recent painting works features landscapes\, cityscapes\, portraits\, beaches\, and one still life. The Cane River scenes are local to the Natchitoches area—other works include past travels in Scotland\, Italy and the U.S. in general\,” Bezoari said. \nMacDonald currently serves as the Head of Information Literacy\, Library Instruction & Reference at Northwestern State University’s Eugene P. Watson Memorial Library. She previously worked in exhibitions and installations at the New Orleans Museum of Art and the St. Louis Art Museum. These experiences allowed her to connect with contemporary artists and handle artwork from around the world\, while still remaining passionate about her own photography and painting skills. \n“I draw inspiration from the world around me\, whether I am exploring a peaceful garden\, walking on a sandy beach\, or traveling to new places. Themes in my work include unique architecture\, ancient sculptures\, nighttime scenes and hidden corners\,” MacDonald said. \nVisitors are invited to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road in Shreveport\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment.  For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org  or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit www.sos.la.gov/museums.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/natchitoches-artists-changing-landscapes-2-2023-10-17/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of LSEM":MAILTO:cgrogan@sos.la.gov
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20231016T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20231113T160000
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SUMMARY:NATCHITOCHES ARTISTS: CHANGING LANDSCAPES
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of the “Natchitoches Artists: Changing Landscapes” exhibit at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum on Thursday\, Oct. 12 from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The exhibit features large-scale acrylics\, oils and photography by artists William Beier\, Massimo Bezoari and Anna Tapia MacDonald\, and will be on display from Oct. 12 to Nov. 13 in the museum’s West Wing Gallery. The opening reception will be open to the public\, and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nBeier is a retired college professor\, writer and artist who currently resides in north Louisiana.  He assembles his images from a variety of sources composed over the last several decades\, attempting to exploit novel arrangements for stimulating cognitive experiences inhabiting the visual landscape. Exhibitions of his work include galleries in Los Angeles\, New York City\, as well as Louisiana.  He recently completed an art book formulating an alternative interpretation for experiencing and creating works of visual art.  More information about his artwork can be found at www.abstractjourneyss.com. \nBezoari retired from teaching at Northwestern State University in 2020\, after he served as the Richard Lounsbery Professor of Chemistry at the Louisiana Scholars’ College from 2006 to 2020. A mostly self-taught painter\, he attended classes at the Glasgow School of Art as a child growing up in Scotland. \n“This exhibit of recent painting works features landscapes\, cityscapes\, portraits\, beaches\, and one still life. The Cane River scenes are local to the Natchitoches area—other works include past travels in Scotland\, Italy and the U.S. in general\,” Bezoari said. \nMacDonald currently serves as the Head of Information Literacy\, Library Instruction & Reference at Northwestern State University’s Eugene P. Watson Memorial Library. She previously worked in exhibitions and installations at the New Orleans Museum of Art and the St. Louis Art Museum. These experiences allowed her to connect with contemporary artists and handle artwork from around the world\, while still remaining passionate about her own photography and painting skills. \n“I draw inspiration from the world around me\, whether I am exploring a peaceful garden\, walking on a sandy beach\, or traveling to new places. Themes in my work include unique architecture\, ancient sculptures\, nighttime scenes and hidden corners\,” MacDonald said. \nVisitors are invited to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road in Shreveport\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment.  For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org  or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit www.sos.la.gov/museums.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/natchitoches-artists-changing-landscapes-2-2023-10-16/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of LSEM":MAILTO:cgrogan@sos.la.gov
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20231013T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20231113T160000
DTSTAMP:20261024T215917
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SUMMARY:NATCHITOCHES ARTISTS: CHANGING LANDSCAPES
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of the “Natchitoches Artists: Changing Landscapes” exhibit at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum on Thursday\, Oct. 12 from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The exhibit features large-scale acrylics\, oils and photography by artists William Beier\, Massimo Bezoari and Anna Tapia MacDonald\, and will be on display from Oct. 12 to Nov. 13 in the museum’s West Wing Gallery. The opening reception will be open to the public\, and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nBeier is a retired college professor\, writer and artist who currently resides in north Louisiana.  He assembles his images from a variety of sources composed over the last several decades\, attempting to exploit novel arrangements for stimulating cognitive experiences inhabiting the visual landscape. Exhibitions of his work include galleries in Los Angeles\, New York City\, as well as Louisiana.  He recently completed an art book formulating an alternative interpretation for experiencing and creating works of visual art.  More information about his artwork can be found at www.abstractjourneyss.com. \nBezoari retired from teaching at Northwestern State University in 2020\, after he served as the Richard Lounsbery Professor of Chemistry at the Louisiana Scholars’ College from 2006 to 2020. A mostly self-taught painter\, he attended classes at the Glasgow School of Art as a child growing up in Scotland. \n“This exhibit of recent painting works features landscapes\, cityscapes\, portraits\, beaches\, and one still life. The Cane River scenes are local to the Natchitoches area—other works include past travels in Scotland\, Italy and the U.S. in general\,” Bezoari said. \nMacDonald currently serves as the Head of Information Literacy\, Library Instruction & Reference at Northwestern State University’s Eugene P. Watson Memorial Library. She previously worked in exhibitions and installations at the New Orleans Museum of Art and the St. Louis Art Museum. These experiences allowed her to connect with contemporary artists and handle artwork from around the world\, while still remaining passionate about her own photography and painting skills. \n“I draw inspiration from the world around me\, whether I am exploring a peaceful garden\, walking on a sandy beach\, or traveling to new places. Themes in my work include unique architecture\, ancient sculptures\, nighttime scenes and hidden corners\,” MacDonald said. \nVisitors are invited to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road in Shreveport\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment.  For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org  or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit www.sos.la.gov/museums.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/natchitoches-artists-changing-landscapes-2-2023-10-16-2023-10-17-2023-10-18/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of LSEM":MAILTO:cgrogan@sos.la.gov
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20231012T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20231012T190000
DTSTAMP:20261024T215918
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SUMMARY:NATCHITOCHES ARTISTS: CHANGING LANDSCAPES
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of the “Natchitoches Artists: Changing Landscapes” exhibit at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum on Thursday\, Oct. 12 from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The exhibit features large-scale acrylics\, oils and photography by artists William Beier\, Massimo Bezoari and Anna Tapia MacDonald\, and will be on display from Oct. 12 to Nov. 13 in the museum’s West Wing Gallery. The opening reception will be open to the public\, and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nBeier is a retired college professor\, writer and artist who currently resides in north Louisiana.  He assembles his images from a variety of sources composed over the last several decades\, attempting to exploit novel arrangements for stimulating cognitive experiences inhabiting the visual landscape. Exhibitions of his work include galleries in Los Angeles\, New York City\, as well as Louisiana.  He recently completed an art book formulating an alternative interpretation for experiencing and creating works of visual art.  More information about his artwork can be found at www.abstractjourneyss.com. \nBezoari retired from teaching at Northwestern State University in 2020\, after he served as the Richard Lounsbery Professor of Chemistry at the Louisiana Scholars’ College from 2006 to 2020. A mostly self-taught painter\, he attended classes at the Glasgow School of Art as a child growing up in Scotland. \n“This exhibit of recent painting works features landscapes\, cityscapes\, portraits\, beaches\, and one still life. The Cane River scenes are local to the Natchitoches area—other works include past travels in Scotland\, Italy and the U.S. in general\,” Bezoari said. \nMacDonald currently serves as the Head of Information Literacy\, Library Instruction & Reference at Northwestern State University’s Eugene P. Watson Memorial Library. She previously worked in exhibitions and installations at the New Orleans Museum of Art and the St. Louis Art Museum. These experiences allowed her to connect with contemporary artists and handle artwork from around the world\, while still remaining passionate about her own photography and painting skills. \n“I draw inspiration from the world around me\, whether I am exploring a peaceful garden\, walking on a sandy beach\, or traveling to new places. Themes in my work include unique architecture\, ancient sculptures\, nighttime scenes and hidden corners\,” MacDonald said. \nVisitors are invited to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road in Shreveport\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment.  For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org  or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit www.sos.la.gov/museums. 
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/natchitoches-artists-changing-landscapes/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of LSEM":MAILTO:cgrogan@sos.la.gov
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230927T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230927T160000
DTSTAMP:20261024T215918
CREATED:20230828T193529Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230829T153539Z
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SUMMARY:A Collection of Creations
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of “A Collection of Creations\,” by artist Stephen D. Porter\, which includes large-scale murals\, paintings and 3D creations. The exhibit will be on display Sept. 7-29 in the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum’s West Wing Gallery. There will be an opening reception on Thursday\, Sept. 7 from 4:30-7 p.m. The reception is open to the public\, and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nThe exhibit includes birds\, doorways\, windows\, stairs\, animals\, clowns and faces interpreted through his thoughts and life experiences. Porter has a passion to create. He chooses large-scale 2D works along with a collection of 3D sculptures and masks to illustrate his imagination. \n“My thoughts\, my experiences\, each stroke of my brush is influenced by my life and what I have seen or thought I saw\, what I heard or thought I heard\,” Porter said. \nPorter is a 1973 graduate of C.E. Byrd High School and attended Louisiana Tech\, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Studio Art. Following graduation\, he taught art in public schools for nearly 25 years in Caddo and Bossier parishes. He retired in 2020 as an Instructor for the Bossier Talented Arts Program. He is well known in Shreveport for his murals at ArtBreak and for the community mural on Texas Avenue. Porter’s artwork is included in private collections all over the world\, including France and Spain. \nAccording to Porter\, “I stayed in Shreveport because of family and work. I continue to create my art here and encourage others to do so as well. There is an incredible amount of talent in this area\, and I feel it is very important to promote that talent.” \nThe museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\, La. 71109\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment. For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit http://www.sos.la.gov/museums  Museum staff invite local residents and visitors to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. \n 
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/a-collection-of-creations-2023-09-08-2023-09-27/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of LSEM":MAILTO:cgrogan@sos.la.gov
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230916T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230916T140000
DTSTAMP:20261024T215918
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SUMMARY:8th Annual Archaeology Day
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, La. — The Louisiana State Exhibit Museum will host its 8th Annual Archaeology Day on Saturday\, Sept. 16 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.  Archaeologists and educators will fill the museum and grounds with demonstrations and activities for the whole family to enjoy.  Over 35 professionals will demonstrate various Native American skills like pottery making\, flintknapping\, basket weaving as well as artifact identification by archaeologists. This event is free and open to the public. \nHistorians from the Bossier History Center will have Caddo tools on display\, and archaeologists Tad Britt and Jeff Girard will identify artifacts brought in by the public. Additionally\, naturalists from Walter B. Jacobs Park will lead attendees on a mock dig and record the objects discovered. The Louisiana Archaeology Society will also have representatives in attendance to discuss joining its northwest Louisiana chapter for those who would like to learn more. \nOther Archaeology Day activities and demonstrations will include:  \n\nLouisiana mineral display from the ArkLaTex Gem & Mineral Society; \nStone tool flintknapping by the Chippolattas; \nAtlatl throwing with Poverty Point Park Manager Mark Brink; \nBlacksmithing demonstrations by Marty Young from Pioneer Heritage Center; \nBasketry demonstrations by artist Geraldine Zelinsky; and\nCaddo-style pottery with Caddo Magnet ceramicist Curtis Bias.\n\nThe museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment.  \nThe Louisiana State Exhibit Museum is under the direction of Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin. For more information about the Friends of Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org  and for the Secretary of State’s Museums Division\, please visit http://www.sos.la.gov/museums \nKSLA Archaeology Day Interview
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/8th-annual-archaeology-day/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of LSEM":MAILTO:cgrogan@sos.la.gov
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230908T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230908T160000
DTSTAMP:20261024T215918
CREATED:20230828T193529Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230912T202157Z
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SUMMARY:A Collection of Creations
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of “A Collection of Creations\,” by artist Stephen D. Porter\, which includes large-scale murals\, paintings and 3D creations. The exhibit will be on display Sept. 7-29 in the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum’s West Wing Gallery. There will be an opening reception on Thursday\, Sept. 7 from 4:30-7 p.m. The reception is open to the public\, and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nThe exhibit includes birds\, doorways\, windows\, stairs\, animals\, clowns and faces interpreted through his thoughts and life experiences. Porter has a passion to create. He chooses large-scale 2D works along with a collection of 3D sculptures and masks to illustrate his imagination. \n“My thoughts\, my experiences\, each stroke of my brush is influenced by my life and what I have seen or thought I saw\, what I heard or thought I heard\,” Porter said. \nPorter is a 1973 graduate of C.E. Byrd High School and attended Louisiana Tech\, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Studio Art. Following graduation\, he taught art in public schools for nearly 25 years in Caddo and Bossier parishes. He retired in 2020 as an Instructor for the Bossier Talented Arts Program. He is well known in Shreveport for his murals at ArtBreak and for the community mural on Texas Avenue. Porter’s artwork is included in private collections all over the world\, including France and Spain. \nAccording to Porter\, “I stayed in Shreveport because of family and work. I continue to create my art here and encourage others to do so as well. There is an incredible amount of talent in this area\, and I feel it is very important to promote that talent.” \nThe museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\, La. 71109\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment. For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit http://www.sos.la.gov/museums  Museum staff invite local residents and visitors to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. \nKSLA Steve Porter article
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/a-collection-of-creations-2023-09-08/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of LSEM":MAILTO:cgrogan@sos.la.gov
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230907T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230907T190000
DTSTAMP:20261024T215918
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LAST-MODIFIED:20230828T193543Z
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SUMMARY:A Collection of Creations
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of “A Collection of Creations\,” by artist Stephen D. Porter\, which includes large-scale murals\, paintings and 3D creations. The exhibit will be on display Sept. 7-29 in the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum’s West Wing Gallery. There will be an opening reception on Thursday\, Sept. 7 from 4:30-7 p.m. The reception is open to the public\, and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nThe exhibit includes birds\, doorways\, windows\, stairs\, animals\, clowns and faces interpreted through his thoughts and life experiences. Porter has a passion to create. He chooses large-scale 2D works along with a collection of 3D sculptures and masks to illustrate his imagination. \n“My thoughts\, my experiences\, each stroke of my brush is influenced by my life and what I have seen or thought I saw\, what I heard or thought I heard\,” Porter said. \nPorter is a 1973 graduate of C.E. Byrd High School and attended Louisiana Tech\, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Studio Art. Following graduation\, he taught art in public schools for nearly 25 years in Caddo and Bossier parishes. He retired in 2020 as an Instructor for the Bossier Talented Arts Program. He is well known in Shreveport for his murals at ArtBreak and for the community mural on Texas Avenue. Porter’s artwork is included in private collections all over the world\, including France and Spain. \nAccording to Porter\, “I stayed in Shreveport because of family and work. I continue to create my art here and encourage others to do so as well. There is an incredible amount of talent in this area\, and I feel it is very important to promote that talent.” \nThe museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\, La. 71109\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment. For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit http://www.sos.la.gov/museums  Museum staff invite local residents and visitors to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. \n 
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/a-collection-of-creations/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of LSEM":MAILTO:cgrogan@sos.la.gov
END:VEVENT
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230825T160000
DTSTAMP:20261024T215918
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UID:7067-1691398800-1692979200@laexhibitmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Shreveport Art Club Annual Juried show
DESCRIPTION:LOUISIANA STATE EXHIBIT MUSEUM TO PRESENT  \nSHREVEPORT ART CLUB ANNUAL JURIED SHOW \nSHREVEPORT\, La. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to view an exhibit of the Shreveport Art Club’s recent works. The Shreveport Art Club\, celebrating 102 years\, will present its Annual Juried Show from August 6 through August 25. There will be an opening reception and Awards Ceremony on Sunday\, August 6 from 2-4 p.m. hosted by the Friends of LSEM. The public can view the exhibit during regular museum hours\, Monday to Friday\, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. \nThe show will feature artists Christine Bailey\, Stephen Banks Joan Cole\, Trudy Daniel\, Marion Davis\, Peggy Guilbert\, Ron Hazen\, Judy Horne\, Laura Houston\, Linda Jones\, Betsy Levels\, Cindy Magee\, Ed McDonnell\, Lisa Miller\, Susan Pierce\, Carolyn Pitts\, Judy Presley\, Beverly Schroeder\, Rob Smith\, Mike Torma\, and Virginia Wisinger. Artist and university professor Donna McGee will serve as guest judge. \n For more information about the Friends of Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, visit www.laexhibitmuseum.org. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit www.sos.la.gov/museums. \n    
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/shreveport-art-club-annual-juried-show-2/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of LSEM":MAILTO:cgrogan@sos.la.gov
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230807T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230825T160000
DTSTAMP:20261024T215918
CREATED:20230726T155702Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230726T170206Z
UID:7043-1691398800-1692979200@laexhibitmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Louisiana Mud Mavens Ceramic Art
DESCRIPTION:LOUISIANA STATE EXHIBIT MUSEUM TO PRESENT \nLOUISIANA MUD MAVENS CERAMIC ART \nSHREVEPORT\, La. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to view an exhibition of the Louisiana Mud Mavens Ceramic Art at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum from August 6 through August 25. The exhibition of glazed pottery and sculptures will open with an artists’ reception on Sunday\, August 6 from 2-4 p.m. with light refreshments provided by Friends of LSEM. The exhibit is free and open to the public. \nArtists use several techniques to create their works\, including hand building with coils and slabs\, throwing on the wheel and sculpting. They then fire their stoneware and porcelain clays in oxidation kilns to complete their unique creations. Participating artists include: Trudy Daniel\, Amanda Mann Davis\, Catherine Evans\, Addie Hinze\, Gwyn Hults\, Mark Poole\, Kathie Thomas and BriAnne Youngblood.  \nFor more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, visit www.laexhibitmuseum.org. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit www.sos.la.gov/museums. Visitors can view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. \n ###
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/louisiana-mud-mavens-ceramic-art-3/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of LSEM":MAILTO:cgrogan@sos.la.gov
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230806T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230806T160000
DTSTAMP:20261024T215918
CREATED:20230726T175451Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230726T175451Z
UID:7065-1691330400-1691337600@laexhibitmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Shreveport Art Club Annual Juried Show
DESCRIPTION:LOUISIANA STATE EXHIBIT MUSEUM TO PRESENT  \nSHREVEPORT ART CLUB ANNUAL JURIED SHOW \nSHREVEPORT\, La. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to view an exhibit of the Shreveport Art Club’s recent works. The Shreveport Art Club\, celebrating 102 years\, will present its Annual Juried Show from August 6 through August 25. There will be an opening reception and Awards Ceremony on Sunday\, August 6 from 2-4 p.m. hosted by the Friends of LSEM. The public can view the exhibit during regular museum hours\, Monday to Friday\, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. \nThe show will feature artists Christine Bailey\, Stephen Banks Joan Cole\, Trudy Daniel\, Marion Davis\, Peggy Guilbert\, Ron Hazen\, Judy Horne\, Laura Houston\, Linda Jones\, Betsy Levels\, Cindy Magee\, Ed McDonnell\, Lisa Miller\, Susan Pierce\, Carolyn Pitts\, Judy Presley\, Beverly Schroeder\, Rob Smith\, Mike Torma\, and Virginia Wisinger. Artist and university professor Donna McGee will serve as guest judge. \n For more information about the Friends of Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, visit www.laexhibitmuseum.org. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit www.sos.la.gov/museums. \n ###
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/shreveport-art-club-annual-juried-show/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of LSEM":MAILTO:cgrogan@sos.la.gov
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230806T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230806T160000
DTSTAMP:20261024T215918
CREATED:20230726T160516Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230726T174925Z
UID:7062-1691330400-1691337600@laexhibitmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Louisiana Mud Mavens
DESCRIPTION:LOUISIANA STATE EXHIBIT MUSEUM TO PRESENT \nLOUISIANA MUD MAVENS CERAMIC ART \nSHREVEPORT\, La. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to view an exhibition of the Louisiana Mud Mavens Ceramic Art at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum from August 6 through August 25. The exhibition of glazed pottery and sculptures will open with an artists’ reception on Sunday\, August 6 from 2-4 p.m. with light refreshments provided by Friends of LSEM. The exhibit is free and open to the public. \nArtists use several techniques to create their works\, including hand building with coils and slabs\, throwing on the wheel and sculpting. They then fire their stoneware and porcelain clays in oxidation kilns to complete their unique creations. Participating artists include: Trudy Daniel\, Amanda Mann Davis\, Catherine Evans\, Addie Hinze\, Gwyn Hults\, Mark Poole\, Kathie Thomas and BriAnne Youngblood.  \nFor more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, visit www.laexhibitmuseum.org. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit www.sos.la.gov/museums. Visitors can view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. \n ###
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/7062/
LOCATION:LA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230717T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230728T160000
DTSTAMP:20261024T215918
CREATED:20230623T174100Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230711T161931Z
UID:7024-1689584400-1690560000@laexhibitmuseum.org
SUMMARY:TWO GENERATIONS OF ART
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of James D. Cawthon and Richard J. Cawthon\, Two Generations of Art exhibit\, an outstanding memorial exhibit of landscape and still life painting by James D. Cawthon (1915-2011) and architectural renderings and ink and graphite pencil drawings by his son\, Richard J. Cawthon (1954-).  The exhibit will be on display from July 11 to July 28\, 2023 in the West Wing Gallery. There will be an Opening Reception on Tuesday July 11\, 2023 from 4:30 – 7:00 pm.  The exhibit is open to the public and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nBorn in south Bossier parish in the small community of Koran\, James D. Cawthon studied at Louisiana Tech and moved to Shreveport in 1939.  He worked as an accountant for United Gas and Pennzoil.  He began drawing “since he was old enough to hold a pencil\,” and joined the Shreveport Art Club in 1950.  He enrolled in sketch classes at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum and then oil painting classes with H.B. Wright\, the museum’s curator. He later progressed to studying with Louis G. Sicard\, Sr.\, Henry Glasser and Merle Inabnit. \nJ.D. Cawthon served as president of the Shreveport Art Club 1959-60\, was a charter member and president of the Men’s Art Guild\, and participating in numerous group and individual art exhibits. His last solo exhibit was at the Karpeles Museum in 2008. \nRichard Cawthon\, son of J.D. Cawthon\, attended Byrd High School\, and received a B.A. in geography from Louisiana State University. After serving as an Army officer\, he obtained a Master of Architectural History degree from the University of Virginia.  Richard retired as the Chief Architectural Historian with the Mississippi Department of Archives and works independently as a consulting architectural historian. He now resides in Shreveport. \nActive as an artist for many years\, Richard studied drafting and architectural rendering\, leading to an early focus on drawing and painting architectural subjects.  He later studied human figure drawing and oil painting with teachers in Jackson\, Mississippi. He has worked in oils\, watercolors\, and pastels\, as well as ink and graphite pencil. Richard has exhibited in Jackson\, Fort Worth\, and Shreveport\, including shows with his father J.D. Cawthon.  Richard teaches drawing classes in the continuing education program at LSU Shreveport. \nThe museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\, La. 71109\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment.  For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org  or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit http://www.sos.la.gov/museums  Museum staff invite local residents and visitors to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/two-generations-of-art-2023-07-12-2023-07-14/
LOCATION:LA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230713T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230728T160000
DTSTAMP:20261024T215918
CREATED:20230623T174100Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230711T162109Z
UID:7023-1689238800-1690560000@laexhibitmuseum.org
SUMMARY:TWO GENERATIONS OF ART
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of James D. Cawthon and Richard J. Cawthon\, Two Generations of Art exhibit\, an outstanding memorial exhibit of landscape and still life painting by James D. Cawthon (1915-2011) and architectural renderings and ink and graphite pencil drawings by his son\, Richard J. Cawthon (1954-).  The exhibit will be on display from July 11 to July 28\, 2023 in the West Wing Gallery. There will be an Opening Reception on Tuesday July 11\, 2023 from 4:30 – 7:00 pm.  The exhibit is open to the public and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nBorn in south Bossier parish in the small community of Koran\, James D. Cawthon studied at Louisiana Tech and moved to Shreveport in 1939.  He worked as an accountant for United Gas and Pennzoil.  He began drawing “since he was old enough to hold a pencil\,” and joined the Shreveport Art Club in 1950.  He enrolled in sketch classes at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum and then oil painting classes with H.B. Wright\, the museum’s curator. He later progressed to studying with Louis G. Sicard\, Sr.\, Henry Glasser and Merle Inabnit. \nJ.D. Cawthon served as president of the Shreveport Art Club 1959-60\, was a charter member and president of the Men’s Art Guild\, and participating in numerous group and individual art exhibits. His last solo exhibit was at the Karpeles Museum in 2008. \nRichard Cawthon\, son of J.D. Cawthon\, attended Byrd High School\, and received a B.A. in geography from Louisiana State University. After serving as an Army officer\, he obtained a Master of Architectural History degree from the University of Virginia.  Richard retired as the Chief Architectural Historian with the Mississippi Department of Archives and works independently as a consulting architectural historian. He now resides in Shreveport. \nActive as an artist for many years\, Richard studied drafting and architectural rendering\, leading to an early focus on drawing and painting architectural subjects.  He later studied human figure drawing and oil painting with teachers in Jackson\, Mississippi. He has worked in oils\, watercolors\, and pastels\, as well as ink and graphite pencil. Richard has exhibited in Jackson\, Fort Worth\, and Shreveport\, including shows with his father J.D. Cawthon.  Richard teaches drawing classes in the continuing education program at LSU Shreveport. \nThe museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\, La. 71109\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment.  For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org  or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit http://www.sos.la.gov/museums  Museum staff invite local residents and visitors to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/two-generations-of-art-2023-07-12-2023-07-13/
LOCATION:LA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230712T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230712T160000
DTSTAMP:20261024T215918
CREATED:20230623T174100Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230711T162401Z
UID:7007-1689152400-1689177600@laexhibitmuseum.org
SUMMARY:TWO GENERATIONS OF ART
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of James D. Cawthon and Richard J. Cawthon\, Two Generations of Art exhibit\, an outstanding memorial exhibit of landscape and still life painting by James D. Cawthon (1915-2011) and architectural renderings and ink and graphite pencil drawings by his son\, Richard J. Cawthon (1954-).  The exhibit will be on display from July 11 to July 28\, 2023 in the West Wing Gallery. There will be an Opening Reception on Tuesday July 11\, 2023 from 4:30 – 7:00 pm.  The exhibit is open to the public and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nBorn in south Bossier parish in the small community of Koran\, James D. Cawthon studied at Louisiana Tech and moved to Shreveport in 1939.  He worked as an accountant for United Gas and Pennzoil.  He began drawing “since he was old enough to hold a pencil\,” and joined the Shreveport Art Club in 1950.  He enrolled in sketch classes at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum and then oil painting classes with H.B. Wright\, the museum’s curator. He later progressed to studying with Louis G. Sicard\, Sr.\, Henry Glasser and Merle Inabnit. \nJ.D. Cawthon served as president of the Shreveport Art Club 1959-60\, was a charter member and president of the Men’s Art Guild\, and participating in numerous group and individual art exhibits. His last solo exhibit was at the Karpeles Museum in 2008. \nRichard Cawthon\, son of J.D. Cawthon\, attended Byrd High School\, and received a B.A. in geography from Louisiana State University. After serving as an Army officer\, he obtained a Master of Architectural History degree from the University of Virginia.  Richard retired as the Chief Architectural Historian with the Mississippi Department of Archives and works independently as a consulting architectural historian. He now resides in Shreveport. \nActive as an artist for many years\, Richard studied drafting and architectural rendering\, leading to an early focus on drawing and painting architectural subjects.  He later studied human figure drawing and oil painting with teachers in Jackson\, Mississippi. He has worked in oils\, watercolors\, and pastels\, as well as ink and graphite pencil. Richard has exhibited in Jackson\, Fort Worth\, and Shreveport\, including shows with his father J.D. Cawthon.  Richard teaches drawing classes in the continuing education program at LSU Shreveport. \nThe museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\, La. 71109\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment.  For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org  or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit http://www.sos.la.gov/museums  Museum staff invite local residents and visitors to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/two-generations-of-art/
LOCATION:LA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230711T043000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230711T190000
DTSTAMP:20261024T215918
CREATED:20230623T174100Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230711T162239Z
UID:7009-1689049800-1689102000@laexhibitmuseum.org
SUMMARY:TWO GENERATIONS OF ART
DESCRIPTION:SHREVEPORT\, LA. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to attend the opening of James D. Cawthon and Richard J. Cawthon\, Two Generations of Art exhibit\, an outstanding memorial exhibit of landscape and still life painting by James D. Cawthon (1915-2011) and architectural renderings and ink and graphite pencil drawings by his son\, Richard J. Cawthon (1954-).  The exhibit will be on display from July 11 to July 28\, 2023 in the West Wing Gallery. There will be an Opening Reception on Tuesday July 11\, 2023 from 4:30 – 7:00 pm.  The exhibit is open to the public and the Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nBorn in south Bossier parish in the small community of Koran\, James D. Cawthon studied at Louisiana Tech and moved to Shreveport in 1939.  He worked as an accountant for United Gas and Pennzoil.  He began drawing “since he was old enough to hold a pencil\,” and joined the Shreveport Art Club in 1950.  He enrolled in sketch classes at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum and then oil painting classes with H.B. Wright\, the museum’s curator. He later progressed to studying with Louis G. Sicard\, Sr.\, Henry Glasser and Merle Inabnit. \nJ.D. Cawthon served as president of the Shreveport Art Club 1959-60\, was a charter member and president of the Men’s Art Guild\, and participating in numerous group and individual art exhibits. His last solo exhibit was at the Karpeles Museum in 2008. \nRichard Cawthon\, son of J.D. Cawthon\, attended Byrd High School\, and received a B.A. in geography from Louisiana State University. After serving as an Army officer\, he obtained a Master of Architectural History degree from the University of Virginia.  Richard retired as the Chief Architectural Historian with the Mississippi Department of Archives and works independently as a consulting architectural historian. He now resides in Shreveport. \nActive as an artist for many years\, Richard studied drafting and architectural rendering\, leading to an early focus on drawing and painting architectural subjects.  He later studied human figure drawing and oil painting with teachers in Jackson\, Mississippi. He has worked in oils\, watercolors\, and pastels\, as well as ink and graphite pencil. Richard has exhibited in Jackson\, Fort Worth\, and Shreveport\, including shows with his father J.D. Cawthon.  Richard teaches drawing classes in the continuing education program at LSU Shreveport. \nThe museum is located at 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\, La. 71109\, between Hearne and Jewella Avenues. Admission is free and tours are available by appointment.  For more information about the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, go to www.laexhibitmuseum.org  or call 318.632.2020. For the Secretary of State’s Museums Program\, please visit http://www.sos.la.gov/museums  Museum staff invite local residents and visitors to view the exhibit during regular museum hours Monday through Friday\, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/two-generations-of-art-2023-07-12/
LOCATION:LA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230628T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230628T160000
DTSTAMP:20261024T215918
CREATED:20230526T210035Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230602T182516Z
UID:6970-1687942800-1687968000@laexhibitmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Project Talent - Caddo Parish Art Student Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:LOUISIANA STATE EXHIBIT MUSEUM TO PRESENT \nCADDO PARISH ART STUDENT EXHIBIT \nSHREVEPORT\, La. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum to view “Project Talent\,” an exhibition of artwork created by Caddo Parish students\, from Tuesday\, June 6 through Friday\, June 26. The exhibition will display a variety of artwork including acrylic paintings on canvas\, Prisma colored pencil on paper\, mixed media and handmade pottery for sale. “Project Talent” will open with a reception honoring the artists and their teachers on Tuesday\, June 6 from 4:30 – 7 p.m. The Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nCaddo Parish School System Art Supervisor Henry Price developed Project Talent in 1975 as an enrichment program for high school students who excel in the visual arts and plan to pursue careers in the arts. Project Talent meets weekly in a studio setting taught by Caddo Magnet High School art teachers Shirlene Alexander and Curtis Bias. \n“We are thrilled to give students real-world experience preparing for a professional exhibition and the opportunity to display their work in a museum setting\,” LSEM Curator Nita Cole stated. “This is a tremendous opportunity for them as they prepare to embark on careers as artists.” \nAdmission is free and tours are available by appointment. For more information about the museum\, contact Cindy Grogan at cgrogan@sos.la.gov\, (318) 632-2020 or visit http://laexhibitmuseum.org/.  For the Secretary of State’s Museums Division\, please visit http://www.sos.la.gov/museums or call 225.342.0500.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/project-talent-caddo-parish-art-student-exhibit-2023-06-07-2023-06-28/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of LSEM":MAILTO:cgrogan@sos.la.gov
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230612T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230612T160000
DTSTAMP:20261024T215918
CREATED:20230526T210035Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230612T202504Z
UID:6980-1686560400-1686585600@laexhibitmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Project Talent - Caddo Parish Art Student Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:LOUISIANA STATE EXHIBIT MUSEUM TO PRESENT \nCADDO PARISH ART STUDENT EXHIBIT \nSHREVEPORT\, La. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum to view “Project Talent\,” an exhibition of artwork created by Caddo Parish students\, from Tuesday\, June 6 through Friday\, June 26. The exhibition will display a variety of artwork including acrylic paintings on canvas\, Prisma colored pencil on paper\, mixed media and handmade pottery for sale. “Project Talent” will open with a reception honoring the artists and their teachers on Tuesday\, June 6 from 4:30 – 7 p.m. The Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nCaddo Parish School System Art Supervisor Henry Price developed Project Talent in 1975 as an enrichment program for high school students who excel in the visual arts and plan to pursue careers in the arts. Project Talent meets weekly in a studio setting taught by Caddo Magnet High School art teachers Shirlene Alexander and Curtis Bias. \n“We are thrilled to give students real-world experience preparing for a professional exhibition and the opportunity to display their work in a museum setting\,” LSEM Curator Nita Cole stated. “This is a tremendous opportunity for them as they prepare to embark on careers as artists.” \nAdmission is free and tours are available by appointment. For more information about the museum\, contact Cindy Grogan at cgrogan@sos.la.gov\, (318) 632-2020 or visit http://laexhibitmuseum.org/.  For the Secretary of State’s Museums Division\, please visit http://www.sos.la.gov/museums or call 225.342.0500.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/project-talent-caddo-parish-art-student-exhibit-2023-06-12/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of LSEM":MAILTO:cgrogan@sos.la.gov
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230608T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230608T160000
DTSTAMP:20261024T215918
CREATED:20230526T210035Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230602T181903Z
UID:6956-1686214800-1686240000@laexhibitmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Project Talent - Caddo Parish Art Student Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:LOUISIANA STATE EXHIBIT MUSEUM TO PRESENT \nCADDO PARISH ART STUDENT EXHIBIT \nSHREVEPORT\, La. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum to view “Project Talent\,” an exhibition of artwork created by Caddo Parish students\, from Tuesday\, June 6 through Friday\, June 26. The exhibition will display a variety of artwork including acrylic paintings on canvas\, Prisma colored pencil on paper\, mixed media and handmade pottery for sale. “Project Talent” will open with a reception honoring the artists and their teachers on Tuesday\, June 6 from 4:30 – 7 p.m. The Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nCaddo Parish School System Art Supervisor Henry Price developed Project Talent in 1975 as an enrichment program for high school students who excel in the visual arts and plan to pursue careers in the arts. Project Talent meets weekly in a studio setting taught by Caddo Magnet High School art teachers Shirlene Alexander and Curtis Bias. \n“We are thrilled to give students real-world experience preparing for a professional exhibition and the opportunity to display their work in a museum setting\,” LSEM Curator Nita Cole stated. “This is a tremendous opportunity for them as they prepare to embark on careers as artists.” \nAdmission is free and tours are available by appointment. For more information about the museum\, contact Cindy Grogan at cgrogan@sos.la.gov\, (318) 632-2020 or visit http://laexhibitmuseum.org/.  For the Secretary of State’s Museums Division\, please visit http://www.sos.la.gov/museums or call 225.342.0500.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/project-talent-caddo-parish-art-student-exhibit-2023-06-07-2023-06-08/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of LSEM":MAILTO:cgrogan@sos.la.gov
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230607T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230607T160000
DTSTAMP:20261024T215918
CREATED:20230526T210035Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230612T202247Z
UID:6955-1686128400-1686153600@laexhibitmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Project Talent - Caddo Parish Art Student Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:LOUISIANA STATE EXHIBIT MUSEUM TO PRESENT \nCADDO PARISH ART STUDENT EXHIBIT \nSHREVEPORT\, La. — Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin invites the public to the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum to view “Project Talent\,” an exhibition of artwork created by Caddo Parish students\, from Tuesday\, June 6 through Friday\, June 26. The exhibition will display a variety of artwork including acrylic paintings on canvas\, Prisma colored pencil on paper\, mixed media and handmade pottery for sale. “Project Talent” will open with a reception honoring the artists and their teachers on Tuesday\, June 6 from 4:30 – 7 p.m. The Friends of LSEM will provide light refreshments. \nCaddo Parish School System Art Supervisor Henry Price developed Project Talent in 1975 as an enrichment program for high school students who excel in the visual arts and plan to pursue careers in the arts. Project Talent meets weekly in a studio setting taught by Caddo Magnet High School art teachers Shirlene Alexander and Curtis Bias. \n“We are thrilled to give students real-world experience preparing for a professional exhibition and the opportunity to display their work in a museum setting\,” LSEM Curator Nita Cole stated. “This is a tremendous opportunity for them as they prepare to embark on careers as artists.” \nAdmission is free and tours are available by appointment. For more information about the museum\, contact Cindy Grogan at cgrogan@sos.la.gov\, (318) 632-2020 or visit http://laexhibitmuseum.org/.  For the Secretary of State’s Museums Division\, please visit http://www.sos.la.gov/museums or call 225.342.0500.
URL:https://laexhibitmuseum.org/event/project-talent-caddo-parish-art-student-exhibit-2023-06-07/
LOCATION:Louisiana State Exhibit Museum\, 3015 Greenwood Road\, Shreveport\,\, LA\, 71109\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of LSEM":MAILTO:cgrogan@sos.la.gov
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