Where New Orleans – July 2019

SHOPPING

40 WHERETRAVELER® NEW ORLEANS JUNE 2019

4 32-4 3 4 Julia St., 5 0 4.52 2.1999.

Map 3, C5; w w w.ar thurroger

gallery.com

ARTISTS’ MARKET &

BEAD SHOP

Looking for undiscovered

talent? You’ll likely find it at

this gallery, which features

works—oil paintings, pho-

tography, pottery, blown glass,

masks—by dozens of regional

artists. 85 French Market Place,

504.561.0046. Map 3, I5;

http://www.artistsmarketnola.com

BEVOLO GAS &

ELECTRIC LIGHTS

The vast majority of copper and

brass gas lanterns adorning

French Quarter shops, restau-

rants and homes are made at

Bevolo. Choose from a selection

of available styles, or have fix-

tures custom-built. 521 Conti

St., 504.522.9485. Map 3, F 5;

318 Royal St., 5 0 4.52 2.9 4 85.

Map 3, F4; http://www.bevolo.com

CALLAN CONTEMPORARY

Contemporary works by

American and international

artists with an emphasis on

abstract and figurative paint-

ings and sculpture. 518 Julia St.,

5 0 4.525.0518.Map 3, C6;

http://www.callancontemporary.com

COLE PRATT GALLERY

One of Magazine Street’s lead-

ing contemporary galleries,

exhibiting works by emerging

local and national artists,

from post-impressionists to

abstract expressionists. 3800

Magazine St., 5 0 4.891.6789.

Map 1, D4; w w w.coleprat t

gallery.com

CRAIG TRACY

GALLERY

The bulk of artist Craig Tracy’s

work is devoted to the human

form, which the award-win-

ning bodypainter enhances

with intricate imagery he then

captures on film. 827 Royal St.,

504.592.9886. Map 3, H4;

http://www.craigtracy.com

DUTCH ALLEY ARTISTS’

CO-OP

This popular artist-run venue

is home to a variety of local

crafters specializing in a wide

range of media. A great spot for

great gift items at great prices.

912 N. Peters St., 5 0 4.412.92 20.

Map 3, H5; w w w.dutchalley

artistsco-op.com

FISCHER-GAMBINO

An eclectic shop specializing

in fine lighting fixtures, as

well as statuary, furniture and

home interesting home accents.

6 37 Royal St., 5 0 4.524.9 0 67.

Map 3, G4; w w w.lightingnew

orleans.com

FRANK RELLE

PHOTOGRAPHY

Award-winning photographer

Relle’s moody “nightscapes” are

counted among the permanent

collection of the Smithsonian

National Museum of History and

the private holdings of Brad Pitt,

Wynton Marsalis and others.

910 Royal St., 5 0 4.3 88.76 01.

Map 3, H4; w w w.frankrelle.com

FRENCH ANTIQUE SHOP

Founded in Paris, this shop

relocated to New Orleans in

1939. Today it carries French
      antique furniture from the 18th
      and 19th centuries and Oriental
      accents, including vases with
      bronze mountings. 2 25 Royal
      St., 5 0 4.524.9861.Map 3, E4;
      http://www.gofrenchantiques.com

FUNERAL GALLERY

Offbeat illustrations, maca-

bre assemblage dolls, quirky

circus banners: If it’s edgy and

eclectic, you’ll spot it here.

Works by local and national

artists are featured in a wide

range of media. 811 Royal St.,

504.603.6038. Map 3, H4;

http://www.funeralgallery.com

HAROUNI GALLERY

David Harouni has an eye for

heads, as evidenced by the

paintings that populate his gal-

lery. His expressionistic works

have been exhibited worldwide,

but you’ll find them—along

with the artist—at his French

Quarter studio. 9 3 3 Royal St.,

504.299.4393. Map 3, H4;

http://www.harouni.com

JAMES H. COHEN & SONS

This fifth-generation, fam-

ily-run business, founded

in 1898, specializes in

pre-19th-century weaponry,

coins dating from 450 B.C.

and Civil War-related items.

437 Royal St., 504.522.3305.

Map 3, F4;

http://www.cohenantiques.com

JONATHAN FERRARA

GALLERY

This gallery is home to the

cutting-edge work of proprietor

Jonathan Ferrara and others.

Sculpture, glass, metal and

installation art are featured.

4 0 0A Julia St., 5 0 4.52 2.5 471.

Map 3, C6; w w w.jonathanferrara

gallery.com

KEVIN STONE ANTIQUES

This respected dealer scours

European estate sales for

top-quality antiques, with an

emphasis on unusual 18th- and

19th-century items from France

and Italy. 3 420 Magazine St.,

504.891.8282. Map 1, D4;

http://www.kevinstoneantiques.com

KURT E. SCHON LTD.

This fine art gallery deals in

international oil paintings from

the 18th and 19th centuries

for collectors, museums and

investors. 510 St. Louis St.,

504.524.5462. Map 3, F 5;

http://www.kurteschonltd.com

LEMIEUX GALLERIES

Contemporary paintings,

sculpture, pottery, jewelry

and glassworks are among the

media exhibited here. 3 32 Julia

St., 504.522.5988. Map 3, C6;

http://www.lemieuxgalleries.com

LUCKY ROSE GALLERY

Devoted to the porcelain sculp-

ture of artist-owner Cathy Rose,

who often incorporates repur-

posed pieces of New Orleans

into her works. 8 4 0 Royal St.,

504.309.8000.Map 3, H4;

http://www.cathyrose.com

M.S. RAU ANTIQUES

This third-generation family

business is one of the nation’s

oldest dealing in 19th-century

antiques. Rau is known for its

American, French and English

furniture, fine silver, glass, por-

celain, clocks and quality jewel-

r y. 630 Royal St., 504.523.5660.

Map 3, G4;

http://www.rauantiques.com

MARTIN LAWRENCE

GALLERIES

This branch of the nationwide

Martin Lawrence galleries

features contemporary paint-

ings and sculpture by such

renowned artists as Picasso,

Chagall, Dali, Miró, Warhol,

Haring and Erté. 4 3 3 Royal St.,

504.299.9055. Map 3, F4;

http://www.martinlawrence.com

MICHALOPOULOS

The off-kilter architectural ren-

derings of James Michalopoulos

are instantly recognizable.

You’ll find them here, along

with his figurative paintings,

still lifes and landscapes.

617 Bienville St.,

504.558.0505. Map 3, E4;

http://www.michalopoulos.com

MODERNIST CUISINE

GALLERY

Renowned photographer

Nathan Myhrvold focuses on

the science of cooking and cut-

ting-edge culinary techniques.

3 05 Royal St., 5 0 4.571.5157.

Map 3, F4; w w w.modernist

cuisinegallery.com

MOSS ANTIQUES

Fine art objects fill this gal-

lery, which offers jewelry,

porcelain, humidors and cigar

accessories. Merchandise here

comes primarily from England

and France. 411 Royal St.,

504.522.3981. Map 3, F4;

http://www.mossantiques.com

MYTH GALLERY

Part animal/part human, Betsy

Youngquist’s stunning beaded

sculptures will draw you into

this shared space, which also

showcases the whimsical sculp-

ture of R. Scott Long. 8 31 Royal

St., 5 0 4.513.8 312.Map 3, H4;

http://www.myth-gallery.com

NEW ORLEANS

SILVERSMITHS

Since 1938, this Chartres Street

boutique has specialized in

antique and modern gold, plati-

num and sterling silver jewelry,

in addition to a wide range of

antique and new silver and

silverplate. 6 0 0 Char tres St.,

504.522.8333. Map 3, G4; w w w.

neworleanssilversmiths.com

OCTAVIA ART GALLERY

This contemporary space

spotlights local and interna-

tional artists. 45 4 Julia St.,

504.309.4249. Map 3, C6;

http://www.octaviaartgallery.com

PENNINGTON FINE ART

With no formal training, Jim

Pennington honed his craft

studying (and copying) the

paintings of Degas, Sargent,

Whistler and others. His French