LeMieux Galleries is a women-owned art gallery on Julia Street in New Orleans, presenting artists from Louisiana and the wider Gulf South. Its collection ranges from paintings and sculpture to mixed media, with Louisiana landscapes and pop-surrealist work among the styles on view. The gallery has shown Southern artists since 1983. Browse the current exhibition online before you go, then allow an hour or two to take in the regional art, whether or not you plan to buy.
Art from Louisiana and the Gulf South
LeMieux Galleries has presented artists from the Southern United States since 1983. Its focus includes Louisiana and the wider Gulf South, with work spanning painting, sculpture and mixed media.
The exhibitions bring together different approaches, from pop-surrealist narratives and vivid color to scenes of Louisiana landscapes. Artists associated with the gallery include Thomas Deaton, Kate Samworth and Billy Solitario.
Plan a visit to Julia Street
The gallery is at 332 Julia Street in New Orleans’ Arts District. Its website previews exhibitions and featured artists, so you can check what is on view before heading over.
You do not need to be shopping for art to visit. Set aside an hour or two to explore the work, and ask the curators for context if you would like to know more about a piece.
FAQ
Where is LeMieux Galleries?
It is at 332 Julia Street in New Orleans.
What kind of art can I see at LeMieux Galleries?
The gallery shows paintings, sculpture and mixed media by artists from Louisiana and the wider Gulf South.
How long should I spend at LeMieux Galleries?
Allow about one to two hours to explore the art.
Can I check the exhibitions before visiting?
Yes. The gallery website previews exhibitions and featured artists.
