The museum is open for the Fall 2025 season.

Our hours are Mon – Fri from 10am to 5pm, Sat from 11am to 4pm; and by appointment.

The museum will be closed for the Thanksgiving Break Sunday, Nov. 23–Sunday, Nov. 30, 2025.  

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Spring 2026 Exhibition
The Moss Mystique: Southern Women and Newcomb Pottery

The Moss Mystique: Southern Women and Newcomb Pottery focuses on the Newcomb potters’ material and chosen subjects, their relationships to regional identity, and the Pottery’s changing approaches to these subjects over time. The exhibition opens February 5, with a reception to follow on March 5. This exhibition is curated by Elyse D. Gerstenecker, PhD, Curator of Historical Collections and Erin Dunn, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at Telfair Museums. More info to come!

Newsletter 11.6.2025

Check out our latest newsletter here! This week’s announcement includes details about New Orleans Clay Festival, our Fall exhibitions, Homecoming events and more. 

Fall 2025 Gallery 3d Scan

Explore our current exhibitions in 3d here

Newsletter 9.10.2025

Check out the September newsletter here! This week’s announcement includes details about our Fall exhibitions and events for families. It also describes Slip, our new writing initiative serving audiences in and beyond New Orleans with an interest in fine art, craft, and material culture.

Fall 2025 Programs

Explore our seasonal schedule of events! Learn more here.

In Memoriam Dorian Bennett

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our dear friend and longtime board member, Dorian Bennett. Passionate about the arts, Dorian was a preservationist and philanthropist who generously supported a diversity of organizations in New Orleans. Dorian contributed over a decade of service to the Newcomb Art Museum and served as its Advisory Board Chair from 2014 to 2018. Read more about his incredible life here.

Newsletter 6.11.2025

Check out our Summer 2025 newsletter here! This week features an artist interview. A part of developing arts writing initiatives at the museum, “From the Studio” foregrounds the work of artists in their studios. These short pieces offer a glimpse into their practice in the hope of expanding how we look at and think about art. In the inaugural issue of “From the Studio,” Sherae Rimpsey, Andrew W. Mellon Arts Writer and Editor at the Newcomb Art Museum, explores the artwork of painter Aaron Collier.

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