Where New Orleans – July 2019

THE GUIDE

Shopping

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Quarter gallery offers original
oilworks, along with giclées.
829 Royal St., 985.789.55 47.
Map 3, H4; w w w.pennington
art.com

RED TRUCK GALLERY
“Beautiful, unexpected art” by
contemporary up-and-comers
will make you want to park
here for a while. 9 4 0 Royal St.,
504.231.6760. Map 3, H4;
http://www.redtruckgallery.com

RODRIGUE STUDIO
This French Quarter landmark
is devoted to the works of the
late great “Blue Dog” master,
George Rodrigue. 73 0 Royal St.,
5 0 4.581.424 4. Map 3, G4;
http://www.georgerodrigue.com

SARAH ASHLEY
LONGSHORE GALLERY
Step into this Uptown studio,
with its pop art paintings and
statement-making furniture,
and you’ll understand why Elle
calls Longshore “New Orleans’
Most Badass Artist.”
45 37 Magazine St.,

504.333.6951. Map 1, D4;

http://www.ashleylongshore.com

STELLA JONES GALLERY

New Orleans’ preeminent

exhibition space for African-

American artists, featuring

works by Elizabeth Catlett,

Richmond Barthé, Georgette

Baker and Charly Palmer,

among others. 201 St. Charles

Ave., #132, 504.568.9050.

Map 3, D4; w w w.stellajones

gallery.com

STUDIO BE

Brandan Odums’ graffiti-style

murals are the perfect fit for

this massive warehouse space.

The evocative collection ex-

plores African-American life

through powerful portraits of

Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm

X and other pivotal players cou-

pled with images of everyday

individuals. Open W-Sa, 2-8 pm.

29 41 Royal St., 5 0 4.3 3 0.62 31.

Map 1, E3; w w w.ephemeral

eternal.ecom

TERRANCE OSBORNE

GALLERY

Over the past decade artist

Osborne has garnered a large

local and national following

with his vibrant architectur-

al works and ref lections on

Crescent City life.

3 029 Magazine St.,

504.232.7530. Map 1, D4;

http://www.terranceosborne.com

VINTAGE 329

A mecca for vintage jewelry

buffs, this hip shop is filled

with Chanel, Memento Mori

and Christian Lacroix. Vintage

sunglasses, fashion-inspired

posters and retro barware are

among the offerings. 329 Royal

St., 504.525.2262. Map 3, F4

WINDSOR FINE ART

This gallery features fine works

in a variety of media by the

great masters, from Durer to

Rembrandt, as well as mod-

ern masters such as Picasso,

Chagall, Matisse, Miro and Dali,

along with original works by

Toulouse-Lautrec. 2 21 Royal St.,

504.586.0202. Map 3, F4; w w w.

windsorfineart.com

WIRTHMORE ANTIQUES

Who needs Paris when

there’s Wirthmore Antiques?

Francophiles delight in the fine

18th- and 19th-century French

Provincial antiques and objects

related to French culture of-

fered here. 3727 Magazine St.,

504.269.0660. Map 1, D4;

http://www.wirthmoreantiques.com

Books & Music

BECKHAM’S BOOKSHOP

Thousands of rare, antique

and secondhand books line

the shelves at this sprawling

emporium. An essential stop

for collectors. 2 28 Decatur St.,

504.522.9875. Map 3, E5;

http://www.beckhamsbookshop.com

FAULKNER HOUSE BOOKS

William Faulkner lived at this ad-

dress, and it was here he penned

his novel “Soldiers’ Pay.” First edi-

tions of his works are sold, as well

as contemporary fiction.

624 Pirate’s Alley (behind St.

Louis Cathedral), 504.524.2940.

Map 3, G4; w w w. faulkner

housebooks.com