New York native, Jacqueline Dee Parker, has called the South her home for the last three decades. Her work employs her knowledge of process and collage along with her practice of poetry.

Baton Rouge-based artist, Kathleen Lemoine, joins the gallery with a bold installation based on her newest series of work focusing on color and geometry.

Elise Morris is a full-time painter working in her home studio in California. She creates layered atmospheric works on canvas and paper that are inspired by the natural environment around her.

Morgan City native, Demond Matsuo, has created his identifiable mark inspired by historical research and his global travels. Using collage as his primary medium, the artists creates work influenced by myth and folklore.

Maura Segal creates colorful minimalist paintings that start with a process of collage and layering. Working out of her California studio, Maura creates work that is inspired by her background in graphic design and textile.

Baton Rouge-native, Mary Singleton, pulls her inspiration from shapes and colors of the natural world. Now living in New Orleans, she uses the flora and fauna of the city to create highly colored paintings.

Artist David Humphreys uses photography as a tool to create unique works of art. He thinks the most accurate description of how he approaches his work was given to him by fellow artist Lisa Qualls, "...You are a Nouveau Naturalist".

Boston native and New Orleans-based artist, Ida Floreak, discusses the inspiration behind her paintings and the evolution of her detailed oil paintings.

Rachel has been a practicing visual artist for over 30 years beginning with her time as a professional modern dancer working alongside noteworthy choreographers and performers across the country. She now resides in a small town outside of Seattle where she's able to create her work full time. 

"I have worked with fumage techniques for over 25 years, and while it is a tricky medium to work with, the subtleties cannot be achieved any other way." - Karoline Schleh

New artworks from Louisiana native, Joshua Chambers, are now available. Click to read about his "happily odd" artworks!

See Issuubook for latest works from Pardue's Be The Light series

Ann Connelly Fine Art Artist, Susan Robert, displays two grid paintings for the Georgia Museum of Art.

LSU Ceramic Art students, who also comprise the Ceramics Factory, worked to design and produce original functional ceramic works for an exhibition hosted by Ann Connelly Fine Art and Kenneth Brown Design on November 15, 2019.

"The essence of my work is exploring the beauty that is present in the natural world. In this process I take in what draws me to nature and bring it back to the canvas via my own voice." - Carlos Ramirez

Conceptual artist Stephen Wilson's education of textile-based techniques began with a freelance career in New York's Garment Industry of the 90's.

Ann Connelly Fine Art featured artist, Nate Sheaffer, brings a newfound energy to found objects through his electrifying neon tubing and glass-blowing technique.

Billie Bourgeois showcases her newest work this August at Ann Connelly Fine Art

Artist Demond Matsuo invites us into his studio to catch a glimpse into his signature process of collage and mixed media.

Ann Connelly Fine Art welcomes Gwen Gunter of Atlanta, GA with a splash show this June

Ryan Cobourn’s gestural abstract paintings are based on memories and experiences of the figure, the landscape, and the garden.

Exhibition held at Ann Connelly Fine Art from March 28th-April 18th

International muralist from Berlin, Germany visits Baton Rouge, LA to paint at Overpass Merchant

Healing Arts Program at Mary Bird Perkins-Our Lady of the Lake Cancer Center Artist Steve Wilson