Octavia | Art Gallery

Octavia Art Gallery

4532 Magazine Street
New Orleans, LA 70112
504.309.4249

Art Palm Beach

January 20-24, 2011

We are pleased to announce that Octavia Art Gallery has been chosen to exhibit at Art Palm Beach 2011. http://www.artpalmbeach.com


Simultaneous Horizons

August 7- September 28, 2010

Simultaneous Horizons includes works by artists Edith Moseley and Brad Robertson. Through their preferred mediums, these artists explore the ever-changing relationships between texture, color, and the horizon.


Forgotten Worlds by Thomas Hamann

May 8 - June 9, 2010
Thomas Hamann's engravings are colorful, organic, and deeply earth-connected. They are strange and familiar: familiar, because the symbols he uses have been known to us for a long time, but strange, because we do not know how to interpret them.


Visions From The South

March 6 - May 1, 2010

Octavia Art Gallery is pleased to present Visions From the South, an exhibition by outsider artists from the Southern United States.  The exhibit creates a unique mix of familiar, fantastic, tropical and urban.


Home - Paintings by James Henderson

January 30 - March 3, 2010

The concept of home being an emotional space as opposed to a physical space is one that James Henderson often uses in his work. He explores the idea that where we have been in life develops into who we are currently.


Feature story on Octavia Art Gallery in Louisiana Homes and Gardens

January 2010

To download a pdf version of the article, please go to the "press" section of our website.


Out of the Box - Works by Nall

December 5, 2009 - January 23, 2010

An exhibit exploring symbolism and surrealism with no boundaries in the acclaimed style of Alabama native and internationally known artist, Nall.


Exotica

November 7 - December 2, 2009
This exhibition highlights nudes in different styles and media with an “exotic” theme – nudes that are intriguing, unusual, and excitingly strange.


Porcelain by Nall

Now available
Nall produced two motifs for porcelain created by R. Haviland & C. Parlon, entitled “Tuscia’s Roses” and “Mediterranean Gold”. To go with this porcelain, he blew stemware in Murano and designed diamond studded silver.


Limited Edition Silk Screen and Giclee Prints

New Editions Just Printed

To view details, please go to the "editions" section of our website or call the gallery.



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