The Northeast Louisiana Arts Council Gallery

The Gallery at 118 Cotton

For the first time in it's 40+ year history, the Northeast Louisiana Arts Council is proud to debut The Gallery at 118 Cotton, located in our brand new office location. This beautiful exhibition space features a state of the art hanging system, boasts beautiful historic brick walls and offers the perfect amount of space for an art exhibition, workshop or initmate private event.

Current Exhibition...

Now featuring BayouLife Magazine's Bayou Artist of the month, Hooshang Khorasani! Hooshang is an internationally exhibited artist with working studios in Ruston, LA, and Orange County, CA. His paintings are displayed in private collections in Europe and across the United States as well as several corporate collections. Museum collections include the American Saddlebred Museum and the International Museum of the Horse, both in Lexington, KY; Union Museum of History and Art, Farmerville, LA; and Lake County Museum of Art, Tavares, FL. Hooshang’s work reflects a bold contemporary style, with hues alternating between muted and highly energized. His paintings are in acrylic and mixed media, and range from brushwork to washes to work with a palette knife. He paints on canvas, paper and board.

We are thrilled to showcase Hooshang in a solo exhibition from July 31st - Sep 8th.

Opening reception: August 3, 2023 - 5:00pm - 9:00pm
in conjunction with the Downtown Gallery Crawl

Check Out The BayouLife Article Here!

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Our Partners

Supported in part by a grant from the Louisiana Division of the Arts, Office of Cultural Development, Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism, in cooperation with the Louisiana State Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency. Additional support provided by the City of Monroe and the City of West Monroe.