6363 St. Charles Ave., 4th floor of the Monroe Library-Loyola University New Orleans, LA 70118 [Map It] (504) 861-5456 Neighborhood: Uptown/Garden District
Attraction Information
Attraction Hours: Monday - Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday 12 p.m to 4 p.m. (Times are subject to change. Please call ahead to verify.) Admission Costs: free Handicapped Accessible: Yes Free Parking: No
Description:
Located on the beautiful campus of Loyola University is a small museum dedicated to artifacts of Belgian Congo and rotating exhibits.
The Collins C. Diboll Art Gallery occupies a portion of the newly constructed Louise and J. Edgar Monroe Library on Loyola University’s campus. One fourth of the museum’s space is dedicated to the school’s permanent Cornet exhibit, a collection of artifacts from the Belgian Congo. Other exhibitions include various local, national, international, and student shows.
Visitors might find an exhibit of abstract art, pottery, prints, and graphics—all created by Loyola’s art students and faculty members.
The Diboll Art Gallery is located on the fourth floor of the Monroe Library on Loyola’s main campus at 6363 St. Charles Avenue. It is a 30-minute St. Charles Avenue Streetcar ride from Canal Street. The library is a two-block walk through campus.
The Collins C. Diboll Art Gallery is open Monday - Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is free. For information on upcoming exhibitions and gallery hours please call (504) 861-5456. Visit: www.loyno.edu.
