Collin C. Diboll Art Gallery Visiting Hours

Gallery Hours:

Monday - Saturday (11:00 AM - 9:00 PM)

Sunday, January 11th (12:00 PM - 3:00 PM)

(Last day to see exhibit is Thursday, January 15th)

Kenner Rivertown Arts Council Inaugural Member - Appointed by Mayor Mike Yenni and voted in by the Kenner City Council - October 2014

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Reconciliation - Collins C Diboll Art Gallery - Loyola University of New Orleans (October 2nd - January 15th)

The Summer Show - 49th National Juried Artist Exhibition

Peter Barnitz with Suspended in Space @  49th National Juried Artist Exhibition 

Barnitz Art- New Work Selected @ The 49th Annual National Juried Exhibition-THE SUMMER SHOW

Curated by Beth Batton (Curator of the Collection at the Mississippi Museum of Art) 

BarnitzArt: Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History, Princess Rex Exhibition

Trijasminotops, 18 x 24 inches, Mixed Media, 2014
Part of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History Princess Rex (Dino-Princess Series) Exhibition
Washington D.C., Online @NMNH

New Experiments

After the Dust Settles,  Phosphorus on Canvas

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Work in Progress:  Keys

Group Exhibition @ The Healing Center NOLA, 3rd Annual Sacred Music Ferstival-Cafe Istanbul Gallery- Curated by Mario Padilla

Swallowed Up in Victory, 30x40 inches
Part of "The Dithyramb" Exhibition curated by Mario Padilla
ON VIEW -Opening March 15-April 15, 2014

TEN Gallery New Orleans Exhibit March 1 - 29th, 2014

Reflections, 2014- TEN Gallery Greatest Hits Vol. 2

Peter Barnitz-New Orleans ART Insider Review of "AMID THE STRIKES"

Peter Barnitz's paintings at Ten Gallery are minimal yet busy. His precisely ordered yet meandering compositions of triangular brush strokes are reminiscent of geodesic dome geometry, only instead of occupying three dimensions, Barnitz creates a sense of space with lighter or darker colors and tones. Comprised of differing shades of charcoal,Reconcilliation reads like a very large and busy star chart, yet the effect is calmly contemplative. Similarly,Moment of Change, left, a deep crimson, charcoal and gray maze, suggests a kind of cryptic code, perhaps some occult secret of the universe rendered as a schematic. A former Loyola basketball team captain turned serious artist, Barnitz distills the meditative, Zen-like side of sports psychology into intricate canvases that inspire visual reveries in the viewer. Like Lovell, he is a recipient of a Joan Mitchell Center artist residency, suggesting that JMC has become a serious art incubator indeed. ~Bookhardt

Please click on the link below to view full article of the New Orleans Art Insider Review of Peter Barnitz, "Amid the Strikes" at TEN Gallery

Peter Barnitz New Orleans Art Insider Review

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Opening Night: Peter Barnitz-AMID THE STRIKES January 4th 6-9 pm TEN Gallery