Newcomb Art Museum in New Orleans, LA

 Located in New Orleans, Louisiana at Tulane University’s Woldenberg Art Center, the museum also pays homage to art and designs created by women.

Among the collections are Newcomb arts and crafts, Tiffany windows, paintings, sculptures, works on paper, and photography. Newcomb's pottery dates to the English Arts and Crafts movement in the first half of the twentieth century. The Newcomb family commissioned several stained-glass windows created by Tiffany & Company. Resurrection, Good Samaritan, and Newcomb Fountain are three of the nine windows once installed at several locations of the Tulane campus. Newcomb University's paintings and sculptures include an assortment of styles and subjects from various artists. Perhaps the most fascinating collections are the historical and fine art works on paper made from printmaking and drawings. Birds of America by John James Audubon and social realist lithographs by Caroline Durieux are two favorites. Historical and contemporary photographers include Andy Warhol, Garry Winogrand, and Donna Ferrato.

Take a trip to the Newcomb Art Museum and enjoy the cross-disciplinary collaborations of art and design. Peruse highlighted works created by women. Schedule a tour or explore the museum on your own. Exhibits are changed each month, so Newcomb offers new art. Visit the first Friday of each month for a free, in-depth, a guided tour of Newcomb museum’s pottery collections. Or, attend a free Spring-inspired flower craft workshop that teaches you how plants have the power to heal. On the way out, stop by the Carrol Gallery adjacent to Newcomb's building.