The imagery of a pelican wounding itself to feed its young symbolizes self-sacrifice and caring for one's family, while also representing the state of Louisiana's commitment to its people.

Located in a historic railway station that dates back to 1925, the Louisiana Art & Science Museum features a variety of permanent and temporary exhibitions as well as a planetarium. The museum ...

It showcases dozens of artwork from renowned artists from around the world and includes artwork from artists from Louisiana. This year marks the sixth edition of the contemporary art exhibition ...

The origins of Louisiana’s state flag go back to the early 1800s, marking a historic moment for the state moving forward, according to Britannica. The pelican that is still on the present-day ...

Lauren Smart explains the importance of art criticism and her role in the upcoming exhibition, Critical Mass 12. Ahead of Critical Mass 12, northwest Louisiana’s critic-judged art exhibition, Critical ...