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ON LOAN
The exhibition In Search of Julien Hudson, which opened at The Historic New Orleans Collection in January 2011, is currently on view at the Worcester Art Museum, in Massachusetts, where it will remain through March 12, 2012. The exhibition previously traveled to the Gibbes Museum of Art, in Charleston, from July through October 2011. The first retrospective of Louisiana’s earliest documented artist of color, the show has attracted national press coverage, with features in the New York Times, Boston Globe, The Magazine Antiques, Antiques and the Arts Weekly, and other major publications.
Items from THNOC’s permanent collection are regularly made available for exhibition at other accredited institutions, the better to educate audiences near and far about our region’s heritage.
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Alfred Waud’s drawing A Ray of Promise offW. Baton Rouge (1965.90.47) is one of several items from The Collection included in New Orleans Bound, 1812: The Steamboat That Changed America, on view at the Cabildo through January 28, 2013. Organized by the Louisiana State Museum in partnership with the River Heritage Foundation, the exhibition commemorates the bicentennial of the arrival in the Crescent City of the aptly named New Orleans, the first steamboat to travel the Mississippi River.
A gelatin print of Clarence John Laughlin’s 1941 photograph The Apparition, Number Six. Time Phantasm. [Wood-lawn Plantation] (1981.247.1.915) is featured in Robert W. Tebbs, Photographer to Architects: Louisiana Plantations in 1926. Installed at the Presbytere of the Louisiana State Museum, the exhibition is open to the public through October 15, 2012.
10 Volume XXIX, Number 1 —Winter 2012