The Helis Foundation confirmed Monday (May 4) that it will pay to install, in New Orleans City Park, a Lynda Benglis sculpture that sat neglected for almost 30 years at Kenner’s former sewage treatment plant. “The Wave” is destined for the park’s Big Lake pond, along a bank that runs near Lelong Drive, said Andrew Freeman, a spokesperson for the foundation.
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TOP ART INSTITUTES OPEN FREE OF ADMISSION ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14
As temperatures hit 95°, Louisiana residents gain free admission to Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans Museum of Art & Ogden Museum of Southern Art, courtesy of The Helis Foundation
WHAT: As temperatures hit a scorching 95 degrees yesterday, Louisiana residents* can find free air conditioning, giveaways and art exhibitions at the Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans Museum of Art and Ogden Museum of Southern Art today, Tuesday, August 13...
The Historic New Orleans Collection will host a family day for its exhibition Art of the City: Postmodern to Post-Katrina, presented by The Helis Foundation, with interactive experiences for all ages on Saturday, August 17, from 10 a.m...
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