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Hot Up Here
Organized by Contemporary Arts Center visual arts director Dan
Cameron, Hot Up Here picks up where the CAC's Louisiana
Open biennial series left off.
November 9, 2009
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Monica Zeringue and Saskia Ozols Eubanks
For some time, Monica Zeringue has intrigued viewers with her
enigmatic, surreal and meticulous drawings of little girls wearing
little more than their underwear as they pursue dreamlike pastimes. Despite their tender age, their sensuality seems almost adult or even
suggestive — but of what?
October 26, 2009
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Still Life and Tragic Endings: New Work by Drew Gilmore and Natalie Nichols
The Generic Art Solutions guys are at it again. Famous for their Art
Cops tours of the Prospect.1 biennial, during which they wore cop
uniforms and gave guided tours of the P.1 sites in a vintage police
cruiser, Matt Vis and Tony Campbell have returned to what, for them,
passes for normal: spelunking the meaning of life and death with a
variety of visual aids.
June 29, 2009
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Face Time
Inspiration is mysterious; no one really
knows where it comes from. Artists rely on it, but so do the curators
who assemble art shows.
By D. Eric Bookhardt |
June 8, 2009
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Industrial Evolution
It looks as experimental as anything you might see on St. Claude
Avenue, but this Studio 527 expo involves some very established local
art veterans.
By D. Eric Bookhardt |
May 4, 2009
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Triskaidekafolio
The 13th annual No Dead Artists show unveils new work
No Dead Artists Opening Saturday September 5, 2009 with an artists' reception from 6 - 9pm
Through Sept. 26
By D. Eric Bookhardt |
August 29, 2009
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The Big Easel- Prospect .1
Not the least of the unprecedented ideas behind Prospect.1, the international art biennial opening this week all across New Orleans, is that the United States' first such major exhibition is happening in a city brought to the edge of ruin just three years earlier. In fact, that led to founder and curator Dan Cameron's inspiration.
By D. Eric Bookhardt |
October 28, 2008
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Jury Selections
The 12th annual No Dead Artists show features its typical variety of artists and styles.
Time sure does fly. I can remember, albeit dimly, when Jonathan Ferrara, Alex Beard and others were attempting to organize the first No Dead Artists (NDA) show at an earlier gallery back in the mid-'90s, which from this perspective seems a truly bygone time.
By D. Eric Bookhardt |
September 2, 2008
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Opened Studios
Blake Boyd is among 19 artists who recently moved into Louisiana ArtWorks' studio spaces as part of its Studio Residency Program. "I had a temporary space after Katrina, but I had to give it up because of cost," Boyd says.
By Allison Good |
July 22, 2008
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Street Scenes
Art For Arts' Sake opens the art season
Receptions take place from the French Quarter to the Warehouse District, up Magazine Street and to the budding cluster of galleries on Oak Street in the Riverbend area. During gallery reception hours (6 p.m.-9 p.m.) there will be live music and food and drink booths on Julia Street.
By Will Coviello |
October 2, 2007
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