Gallery Hours:
Mon.-Fri.: 11:00am - 6:00pm
Sat.: Noon - 5:00pm
Sun. By Appointment Only

The inception of Stella Jones Gallery in July, 1996, was the realization of a dream. Long time friend and art historian, Dr. Samella Lewis was an inspiration and serves as consultant and curator. The gallery provides a venue for artists of the African diaspora to exhibit superior works of art.

The gallery fulfills its educational goals through lectures, panel discussions, intimate gallery talks and exhibitions with artists in attendance.

Stella Jones Gallery takes very seriously the responsibility, of providing collectors, both private and corporate, with art that is high in aesthetic quality and strong in investment potential. The gallery is equally motivated to raise the aspirations of African American youths by providing them with a better understanding of their heritage through the visual arts

Stella Jones Gallery endeavors to be an important site of both cultural and economic development in the local, national, and international arts community.

MAHALIA: Queen of Gospel Music is a group exhibition celebrating the 100th birthday of Mahalia Jackson in paintings, prints, photographs, and sculptures.  Mahalia transcended cultural genres, race, poverty, gender and class. 

Against all odds, during a tumultuous time in America's history, she became one of New Orleans' greatest ambassadors and the worlds most renowned gospel singer.