Baton Rouge Art

Kelli Scott Kelley is a leading light in the world of Baton Rouge
art. Kelli is an artist and a professor of painting in the LSU
School of Art.


Kelli has exhibited and lectured throughout the United States.
She specializes in mixed-media narrative paintings, drawings and
objects, and has authored a book featuring her narrative artwork
entitled Accalia and the Swamp Monster in 2014, for which she
received an ATLAS (Awards to Louisiana Artists and Scholars)
grant .


Kelli’s work is featured in the permanent collections of the Hall
Art Foundation, LSU Museum of Art, Tyler Museum of Art, the East
Baton Rouge Parish Library Special Collections, the Eugenia
Summer Gallery, and her work is represented in New Orleans by
Soren Christensen Gallery.


Jason Andreasen is Executive Director of Baton Rouge Gallery.


For some 50 years Baton Rouge Gallery has showcased the works of
local artists at its home in city park. As Executive Director,
Jason is an ambassador for the gallery and works to add to the
area's experience with contemporary art.


Making a living in the arts is not easy anywhere. Baton Rouge has
its particular challenges, but for artists and art dealers it can
be creatively and commercially rewarding.


Out to Lunch Baton Rouge is recorded over lunch at Mansurs on the
Boulevard. You can find photos by Karry Hosford and more info
about Stephanie and her guests here.


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