Showing 10 artworks with 2018 and with New Orleans Museum Of Art
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2018
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New Orleans Museum Of Art
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- Ethereal Sculpture
- New Orleans Artist
- Contemporary Art
- Contemporary Installation
- Mississippi Landscape
- Protest Imagery
- Blue Crystal Structure
- Translucent Blue Forms
- Beili Liu Art
- Light And Shadow Art
- Textured Fabric Art
- Historical Photography
- Kasimu Harris Photography
- Social Justice Art
- Large Scale Print
- Shadows In Art
- Symmetrical Art Piece
- Monochrome Texture
- Brick Building
- Tropical Foliage Art
- Migration Art Themes
- Abstract Nature Art
- African American Art
- Black And White
- Memory Installation
- Contemporary Art Prints
- Documentary Photo
- Symbolic Bird Art
- Nature Inspired Art
- Gallery Wall Art
- Blue Translucent Art
- American Protest Art
- Memorial Photography
- Frederick Douglass Statue
- Indoor Art Installation
- Intricate Composition
- Sculptural Environment
- Large Scale Art
- Abstract Sculpture
- Historical Scene
- Serene Atmosphere
- Documentary Photography
- Chinese Artist Art
- Silk Texture
- Civil Rights Protest
- Green And Brown Art
- Translucent Materials
- Contemporary Sculpture
- Black History Art
- Minimalist Art Print
Explore Katrina Andry’s ‘Diverge Divest Deny (repeat)’ – a captivating indoor installation of lush foliage & ethereal bird forms. A serene yet mysterious work blending realism & abstraction.
A mesmerizing installation of translucent blue crystals by Beili Liu captures the ethereal beauty of memory and migration through intricate silk textures, inviting you to explore this serene contemporary masterpiece.
Beili Liu’s ‘After All / Mending the Sky’ is a mesmerizing installation of translucent blue forms. Explore this large-scale, ethereal sculpture & its contemplation of memory & migration.
A poignant black and white photograph by Richard Frishman capturing the historic brick architecture of a colored theatre entrance in Tylertown, Mississippi, offering a profound window into America's past for your collection.
L. Kasimu Harris’ ‘McDonogh Day Boycott (For Eartha)’ captures a poignant protest through striking photography. Featuring Douglass & floral tributes, it embodies social justice & African American history.