Past Exhibitions
Past
masur museum exhibitions
Below is a curated list from past exhibitions held at the Masur Museum of Art in Monroe, Louisiana!
River & Reverie:
Paintings of the Mississippi River by Rolland Golden
Rolland Golden’s body of work “River & Reverie” explores the natural beauty and mystique of the Mississippi River. These cerebral paintings are an unexpected
Date
July 29, 2011 –
October 19, 2011
48th Annual
Juried Competition
The Masur Museum of Art’s Juried Competition has served as a venue for innovation in contemporary art for nearly half a century and has
Date
May 10, 2011 –
July 16, 2011
The Finalist Exhibition of the George Rodrigue
Foundation of the Arts 2011 Art Contest
The Finalist Exhibition of the George Rodrigue Foundation of the Arts 2011 Art Contest will feature the fifteen finalists from his statewide high school
Date
April 1, 2011 –
April 23, 2011
Blue Dogs and Cajuns:
George Rodrigue from The New Orleans Museum of Art
“Blue Dogs and Cajuns” is a must-see for all! It features each major period of Rodrigue’s work in the intimate setting of the historic
Date
April 1, 2011 –
April 23, 2011
About Face:
A Study of Portraiture
This exhibition culls the best examples of portraiture from the permanent collections of the Masur Museum of Art and the Meadows Museum of Art
Date
February 5, 2011 –
April 23, 2011
Robert Warrens:
Home to Roost
Home to Roost showcases works from Warrens’ 2005-2006 series, Katrina and the 2008 series Return to Paradise. Warrens’ Katrina series features dreamlike imagery that
Date
February 5, 2011 –
April 23, 2011
Marcus Kenney:
Almanac 2020
The Masur Museum of Art presents Marcus Kenney’s singular vision of art history and American culture. You will be intrigued by his use of
Date
November 4, 2010 –
January 22, 2011
Oxbows:
Acquienscence and Continuity, The Photography of Lee Estes
A survey of Estes’ most recent photography dealing with themes of decay and renewal.
Date
September 16, 2010 –
October 23, 2010
LSU:
BUILDING AND AMERICAN RENAISSANCE
This exhibition, on display in the museum’s River Galleries, uses photographs, sketches, and text to illustrate the history of the architecture of LSU’s campus.
Date
July 31, 2010 –
September 11, 2010
Jean
Despujols
Cultures of Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam as Captured by Jean Despujols, 1936-1938 From the Permanent Collection of the Meadows Museum of Art at Centenary
Date
July 31, 2010 –
October 23, 2010
