The New Orleans Museum of Art has acquired Wing, a 1970 sculpture by artist Lynda Benglis, with funds provided by The Helis Foundation and additional funds provided by the Frierson Art Purchase Fund…
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On the occasion of the acquisition of Lynda Benglis’ Wing, New Orleans Museum of Art Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art Katie Pfohl shared the following thoughts on the sculpture’s connection to Benglis’ The Wave of the World just outside the museum’s doors for an informational card that can be found at NOMA:
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Lynda Benglis’ art is simultaneously subtle and imposing; subdued and sensual; earthy and surreal…
On the occasion of the dedication of Lynda Benglis’ The Wave of the World in the “Big Lake” at New Orleans City Park, The Helis Foundation and the New Orleans Museum of Art hosted a conversation between Lynda Benglis and NOMA’s curator of Modern and Contemporary Art Katie Pfohl…
Sometimes, just sometimes, communities can actually get together to do something that transcends politics.
The greater New Orleans area will soon see such an event…
Artist Lynda Benglis reunites with her first fountain, “The Wave of the World” (1983–84), which went missing in the years following the 1984 Louisiana World Exposition where the work was originally installed…
A once-lost Lynda Benglis sculpture from the 1984 World’s Fair finds its way back to New Orleans
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Sculptor Lynda Benglis is — finally — having a moment…