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Friday, October 30, 2026

“Born on the Bayou: the Legacy of Devon Christopher Moore”

A solo exhibition, "Born on the Bayou," honoring the late artist Devon Christopher Moore opens at Nicole Longnecker Gallery on October 15, 2026, and runs through January 2027.

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When
Friday, October 30, 2026 · 6:00 PM
Ends
Monday, February 15, 2027 · 8:00 PM
Tags
arts · Special Events · Visual Arts + Museums · Non Applicable

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“Born on the Bayou: the Legacy of Devon Christopher Moore” a solo exhibit celebrating the life and work of the late artist Devon Christopher Moore. An opening reception at Nicole Longnecker Gallery will be Thursday, October 15, 2026, from 6-8pm. The exhibit runs through January, 2027. “Born on the Bayou” celebrates the enduring impact and creative vision of Devon Christopher Moore, an artist whose work was deeply influenced by the vibrant culture, complex history, and unique landscape of his birthplace in Southern Louisiana. Moore sadly passed away in August 2022, leaving behind a profound artistic legacy. This exhibition offers a rare and intimate look at his remaining artworks, capturing the culmination of his artistic journey and the raw, expressive style that defined his career. The showcase holds deep, personal significance for the gallery. Devon Christopher Moore’s captivating art was featured in Nicole Longnecker Gallery’s inaugural exhibition, setting a standard of excellence from day one. Bringing his final works back to the gallery represents a poignant full-circle moment, honoring his foundational role in the gallery’s history. “We are incredibly moved to share Devon’s remaining studio pieces with the public,” commented gallery owner Nicole Longnecker. “Devon was our inaugural artist, and his work set the tone for everything this gallery has strived to become. Losing him was a heartbreak for the arts community, but being able to honor his memory and showcase the beautiful, evocative works he left behind is a profound privilege. We invite art lovers and those who knew him to join us in celebrating his life, his legacy, and the indelible mark he left on us all.”

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