New Orleans and Brooklyn exhibitions showcase street art and black performance history
Two exhibitions in New Orleans feature contemporary artists from the city and others with local ties. One show presents street art in a neighborhood typically devoid of graffiti. Meanwhile, the Brooklyn Museum hosts an installation by an acclaimed street artist, depicting an oceanic jungle. Additionally, a two-part exhibition chronicles the history of black performance art throughout the 20th century.
Key facts
- Two shows highlight contemporary New Orleans artists and others connected to the city.
- One exhibition displays street art in a New Orleans neighborhood with little graffiti.
- An acclaimed street artist created an oceanic jungle installation at the Brooklyn Museum.
- A two-part exhibition tells the story of black performance art in the 20th century.
- The events involve multiple exhibitions across different locations.
- New Orleans is a focal point for contemporary art displays.
- Brooklyn Museum is hosting a street art installation.
- The content covers street art and performance art history.
Entities
Institutions
- Brooklyn Museum
Locations
- New Orleans
- United States
- Brooklyn