NEW ORLEANS, La. (Dec. 17, 2019) – Today, renowned artist and cultural curator Terrance Osborne announced The Color of New Orleans, an exclusive art exhibition featuring locally inspired, never-before-seen artwork that visually tells
the story of New Orleans. The signature event will be held on February 1, 2020, at Osborne’s Magazine Street Gallery.
For the first time in his twenty-plus year career, Osborne is hosting a special art exhibition to unveil stunning pieces of artwork to cultural enthusiasts. The Color of New Orleans will present a visual album differing from any other exhibition offered in New Orleans, adding to Osborne’s iconic catalog of paintings with new artwork that highlights the rich flavor of the city.
“I am so fortunate to have spent the last two decades doing what I love – bringing New Orleans culture to life through art,” said Terrance Osborne.
“There is a freedom that comes with our ability to create, and this exhibition is a great
opportunity to explore another level of creativity. The Color of New Orleans will use art as a vehicle to share diverse, local experiences with art lovers in a special way.”
As an imaginative storyteller, Osborne uses creative concepts and colorful pallets to express his passion for a city he loves. With bright, vibrant colors, the talented artist highlights Louisiana’s greatest attributes – food, music, culture, and personalities. The Color of New Orleans will continue that theme, showcasing an uninterrupted body of work capturing the intangible spirit of life in New Orleans.
In the past, Osborne has partnered with companies and organizations to create pieces of artwork for quintessential brands such as Coca-Cola, Nike, Heineken, and the National Basketball Association, just to name a few. Osborne is best known for his world-famous Jazz & Heritage Festival posters, where he has been commissioned to design the official
poster five times, and all five pieces hold the record for the most collected Jazz Fest posters in the world.
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The Color of New Orleans is the first-ever exhibition by Osborne and is open to the public at no charge. Guests will be treated to a one-of-a-kind experience with the opportunity to see New Orleans culture personified in his artwork.
The Color of New Orleans – an exclusive Terrance Osborne Experience
The first one hundred guests to arrive on February 1st will receive a complimentary print of the official event poster.
For information about The Color of New Orleans, or for sponsorship opportunities, contact gallaryosborne@gmail.com.
Check out Terrance Osborne’s work at his gallery at 3029 Magazine St. or at terranceosborne.com
$3,000.00 – $5,000.00
Redecouvrez is a French word meaning “to rediscover.” For many New Orleanians, the task of rebuilding has been a process of rediscovering a great city. The artist cleverly tells the Katrina story using only four houses. Giclee measures 23.5 x 44 and is signed.
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