This weekend will see the close of Prospect 2. One among the several closing festivities will be ‘Occupy The Pearl’ at 639 Desire St. in the Bywater on Sunday evening starting at 5 pm and going until questionably late hours.
For those who haven’t seen this show, its highly recommended to make it to the last call.
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youngisdumb
Nice to see the New Orleans arts community growing, and interestingly along the crescent on this map we update for Catalogue— a bi-monthly printed living listing of galleries and institutions that host rotating visual art shows. It is distributed freely in art spaces as well as shops, events and other places of local interest.
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ebsl
Joel Cooper is an origami artist based in Washington State. His articulated faces are made from a single piece of paper in traditional origami style—no cuts, glue, or separate paper.
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parisriot
New Orleans artist Skylar Fein secured a space to showcase local graffiti artists from the past to present in a live painting two-part show entitled, Bombthreat. The final event show took place at 4035 Washington Ave. on Dec. 22, 2011. See more of the images here.
above: Tard, Zyre (Boston), Evak, Read, Nest1 (Boston), Goose, Meek, Priest, Jedi - Photo by Krisztian Megyeri.
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ebsl
New Orleans and NY-based Sesthasak Boonchai is an artist and educator, whose work ranges from drawing to photography to installation.
In the selections from the above series Broken Flowers, Seth explores the passing of loved ones, the connections of symbolic memorials and the inherent detachment.
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ebsl
Los Angeles’ 1650 Gallery is accepting submissions to the juried photography exhibition entitled “What’s New Pussycat?: Photos from the World of Cats”. The deadline is February 13.
Who doesn’t like a good cat picture?
Image: Nobuyoshi Araki, from (Sentimental Journey and Winter Journey, 1991)
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sophietlvoff
