"Last Chance Tourism"
September 26 – October 31, 2026
Aron Belka is headed back to LeMieux Galleries for his fifth solo exhibition, “Last Chance Tourism,” and this time he’s inviting folks to take a closer look at New Orleans before the city changes in ways we may not be able to stop. The exhibition takes its name from the growing trend of “last chance tourism,” where people travel to fragile or threatened places to experience them before climate change, development or other human activity alters them for good. Through his work, Belka offers his own version of a “last chance” — a chance to see New Orleans as it stands today, with all its character, beauty and quirks, before time and change have their way with this one-of-a-kind city.
Acrylic Paint on Canvas art sold only in the French Quarter, Jackson Square by the St. Louis Cathedral.
Local artist and their works for sale.
Barry's media of choice is oil on canvas, and his subject matter is primarily French Quarter scenery and New Orleans scenery.
Paintings sold on site only at Jackson Square every Saturday and Sunday.
Friday 10AM–8PM
Saturday 10AM–8PM
Sunday 10AM–6PM
Monday 10AM–6PM
Tuesday 10AM–6PM
Wednesday 10AM–6PM
Thursday 10AM–6PM
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Body Art
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Art gallery near Preservation Hall.
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French Art Network - Toulouse Street - near Preservation Hall
New Orleans, LA 70130
Fine art gallery near cathedral square in French Quarter.
New Orleans, LA 70116
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New Orleans, LA
70130
George Rodrigue Studio
Royal Street & St. Louis - NOLA
Hours of Operation:
Wednesday 11AM–6PM
Thursday 11AM–6PM
Friday 11AM–6PM
Saturday 11AM–6PM
Sunday Closed
Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
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Fine Art gallery of French painter, Isabelle Jacopin, located at 829 Royal Street in the New Orleans French Quarter.
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Interior
New Orleans, LA
70130
This two-part exhibition brings together new work by a dozen American painters whose individual styles represent parallel approaches to issues of representation. From realist figuration passed down through the classical tradition to quasi-abstraction rooted in cartoons, material culture and photography, Re: Representation purposefully juxtaposes artworks from separate genres to explore the boundaries of contemporary stylistic pluralism, and hopefully underscore the deeper connections between works that at first appear to represent very different traditions. Most of the participating artists in Re: Representation will be showing their work in New Orleans for the first time, and in several cases are represented by paintings created especially for the exhibition.
1950-2023 | Surrealist / Hyperrealist painter
https://www.medinajuan.com/
JUAN MEDINA
Born in Mexico City, 1950
Showcased art for sale may be available at Sutton Galleries, Royal Street New Orleans, LA
New Orleans, Louisiana
70130
Juan Medina
Sunday
11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Monday
11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Tuesday
11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday
11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Thursday
11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday
11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday
11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
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Sutton Art gallery in New Orleans, Louisiana
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DURER. REMBRANDT. DEGAS. TOULOUSE-LAUTREC. CHERET. MUCHA. STEINLEN. WEGENER. GAUGUIN. MATISSE. PICASSO. DALI. CHAGALL. MIRO. CALDER. FRANCIS. DIEBENKORN. DINE. LICHTENSTEIN. STELLA. MOTHERWELL. FRANKENTHALER. INDIANA. de KOONING. WARHOL. HOCKNEY. ZUNIGA. RICHTER. CHRISTO. EICHINGER. ROYO. ZUPAN. BATTISTIN. HIRST. BRADLEY. TORRES. BASSO. OTTIERI. DREBIN. KAHN.
GALLERY HOURS: DAILY 10 AM - 5 PM.
AND BY PRIVATE APPOINTMENT.
New Orleans LA
70130