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Arthur Roger Gallery
Arthur Roger Gallery
New Orleans - 432 Julia Street - LA 70130
Arthur Roger first established his gallery in 1978 and quickly became a staple on New Orleans’ flourishing contemporary arts scene. In 1988, the gallery relocated to its current space designed by celebrated architect and concrete designer Wellington Reiter and, during the 1990s, hosted solo exhibitions by renowned contemporary artists including painter, sculptor and printmaker Charles Arnoldi and photographer Herb Ritts.

The Arthur Roger Gallery represents mid-career to established artists. We accept digital images of work and website links for consideration. When submitting, please include contact information including a résumé and artist’s statement. Do not send original artwork. Submissions sent to the gallery will not be returned. The gallery does not grant in-person appointments under any circumstances.

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