If You
Look Hard
Enough,
You Can
See Our
Future
SELECTED WORKS FROM
THE NANDO’S ART COLLECTION
SELECTED WORKS FROM
THE NANDO’S ART COLLECTION
Exhibiting nearly 90 exemplary pieces and more than 60 artists from the Nando’s art collection that have never been seen together before, this exhibition offers artists’ real and imagined perspectives on life.
Experience the Nando’s art collection’s distinct aesthetics, while also engaging with universal themes of humanity, love, loss and hope for a better future.
Address: Woldenberg Art Center, 6823 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA, United States
Dates: February 20 – June 20, 2025
Created in 1996, Newcomb Art Museum (NAM) of Tulane University builds on the Newcomb College (1886-2006) legacy of education, social enterprise, and artistic experience. NAM develops exhibitions and programs that feature artists and collections that speak to the most recent developments in national and global contemporary art. With additional support from faculty in various departments across Tulane University, NAM’s interdisciplinary programs and exhibitions explore critical issues in contemporary art, craft, and design as well as matters of sociocultural and civic import.
Currently, NAM cares for a permanent collection of over 8,000 objects that includes art from 1889 to the present. The most notable collection is composed of Newcomb Pottery, which was celebrated for its distinctiveness in the early twentieth century. The collections are utilized to demonstrate the distinctiveness of its institutional history as well as the arts ecosystem of New Orleans and the Gulf South. Collectively, the works in the museum’s gallery and throughout Tulane’s public spaces reflect the university’s effort to provide the public access to art.
From South Africa to America, take a look at the story of the best of the Nando’s collection opening to the world…