

Please join us Saturday, October 21st 2017 from 3-6pm for a festive opening reception of the solo show “Wild Life” with the artist Heather Gauthier.
Gallery Orange is pleased to present “In Bloom” a solo show by artist Anna Kincaide
Please join us on Saturday, October 7th starting at 6pm for a reception.
Mark your calendars for our Fall shows:
7th of October: Anna Kincaide
21st of October: Heather Gauthier
11th of November: Kurt Pio
Receptions with each artist will be held from 5-8pm at 819 Royal Street.
RSVP to info@gallery-orange.com
Additional information to follow.
Mark your calendars for our upcoming show featuring the artwork of Lyle Carbajal, Christina Foard & Gigi Mills. Opening night will be Saturday, April 29th. Reception with all three artist s present 5-8pm.
Gallery Orange is pleased to present “All By My Levee” a solo show by New Orleans artist Erica Lambertson.
Please join us on Saturday, February 4th starting at 6pm for a reception with the artist.
Erica Lambertson’s paintings are drawn directly from her day-to-day life in southern Louisiana: lush subtropical landscapes, torrential summer rains, thick humid air and the decay it brings, the swamp. Erica works with a vivid and harsh palette that reflects the intensity of her surroundings. Light and gesture fuel narratives that can be dramatic and moody or sometimes pensive and dreamy. Many paintings come from reoccurring dreams or half realized memories, sometimes stories that have been told several times by close friends or family members become paintings.
Erica has studied at numerous institutions, including the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts, Maryland Institute College of Art, the Center for Art and Culture in Aix en Provence, the University of New Orleans, and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago before resettling in New Orleans in 2009. She currently lives and works out of her studio in the Uptown neighborhood of New Orleans.
Mark your calendar for Sean’s first ever solo show.
Saturday, April 8th @ Gallery Orange 819 Royal Street
Sean Friloux began working as a graphic designer and draftsman developing design and drawing principles. In 2014-2015 Sean studied bold watercolor methods under the guidance of Alvaro Castagnet and Joseph Zubkivic. Now working in both watercolor and oils allows Sean to fully explore light for a maximum impact. Sean’s recent subjects are scenes we see everyday and possibly overlook such as driving across town or the infrastructure of a city. They are not the obvious beautiful scenes, they are the everyday normal scenes depicted in a beautiful captivating light.