The second saturday of every month is gallery opening night on St. Claude!
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"It's that bracing spirit of art anarchy that makes the on-and-near St. Claude Avenue art scene the spot to watch in 2008." - Doug MacCash, Times-Picayune, Dec. 28, 2007 "...in many respects the most satisfying exhibition I've ever had... Maybe because of the burgeoning art district... developing there. Or maybe because of the nature of the unfeigned eccentricity of the New Orleans resident." - Skip Williamson, Artist, April 2008* |
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GALLERIES, THEATERS & ALTERNATIVE SPACES ALVAR LIBRARY ART NIGHTS 913 Alvar Street (504) 596-2667 ANTENNA BACKYARD
BALLROOM BARRISTER'S
GALLERY FARRINGTON
SMITH GALLERY GOOD
CHILDREN GALLERY HOME SPACE HOT
IRON PRESS L'ART
NOIR NEW ORLEANS MARIGNY
THEATER NOLA CANDLE
FACTORY POP CITY T-SHIRT
PROJECT RECYCLE
FOR THE ARTS RUSTY
PELICAN ART SIDEARM
GALLERY SPELLCASTER
LOUNGE X/0
STUDIOS ARTISTS DANIEL FINNIGAN 4110 St. Claude Ave (504) 491-5260 ANDREA GARLAND ALLISON
GORDIN JEFFREY HOLMES BAR/MUSIC & FOOD BACCHANAL WINE 600 Poland Ave (504) 948-91111 ELIZABETH'S
RESTAURANT HI
HO LOUNGE THE JOINT (BBQ) KAJUN'S
PUB SATURN
BAR SUGAR PARK
TAVERN VAUGHN'S LOUNGE SHOPS, SERVICES, ETC. BYWATER ART MARKET Markey Park (Royal at Piety) Third Sat. of Every Month 9am-4pm (504) 944-7900 LITTLE
SHOP OF FANTASY THE
GREEN PROJECT NEW ORLEANS
ART SUPPLY NEW ORLEANS
CONSERVATION GUILD ORGANIZATIONS GOODCHILDREN CARNIVAL CLUB Main Street Offices, 2831 Marais St., Suite 5 New Orleans, LA Miss Kathy (504) 942-8500 NEW ORLEANS
FRINGE FESTIVAL OTHER TRUCKFARM RECORDING STUDIO 3024 St. Claude Ave (504) 975-0234 "LOVE LETTERS" "I've
told anyone who'll listen that, in many respects it was the most satisfying
exhibition I've ever had. Primarily, I think, because of the people who attended.
Not at all snooty and pretentious, like many art patrons (Like here in Atlanta
f'rinstance). And not superficial dorks cruising from gallery to gallery
in search of cheap white wine, but really not interested in the art (Like
a crowd I had in Philly a couple of years ago.). I dunno...the people who
showed up in NOLA were more straightforward and appreciative. Maybe because
of the burgeoning art district you guys are developing there. Or maybe
because of the nature of the unfeigned eccentricity of the New Orleans
resident.
Thanks again. Let's continue this relationship. -
Skip [Williamson]" |
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NoLA Rising - It's Your's Take It Event: Saturday, June 7th, 12 noon 'til After Party: Saturday, June 7th, 5:00 - 10:00pm at X/O Studios "It's Your's, Take It" will be a single location show in which the artwork from the last paint party, along with a number of artists from around the world, will be hung in a public venue for your enjoyment. If there's a piece that you really enjoy, we ask that you take it, but we also ask that you only take one so that others may enjoy it also. The exact location will remain a secret until the day of... so stay tuned to NOLARising.com! |
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Saturday,
June 14th, 2008 |
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Sensory Overload: A Group Show featuring Angie, Eric Lee Buchanan, Ciglio, Amie Davis, Michael Dingler, Robin Durand, "Malakai" Rob Edwards, Caesar Meadows, Michael Fedor, Daniel Finnigan, Andrea Garland, Joy Gauss, Claudia "Mardi Claw" Gherke, Allison Gordin, Master Jeffrey Holmes, Raymond, "Moose" Jackson, Herbert Kearney, Alexis Linde, Travis Linde, Epi Lopez , Maggie Mae, Marrus, Sontina Reid-Hall, Corey Sanders, Samantha Sanders, Taylor Lee Shepherd, Allison Termine, Jonathan Traviesa, Joshua Walsh, Jack Wittenbrink and others Opening Reception: Saturday, June 14th, 5-10pm |
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St. Claude Grand Opening: Saturday, June 14th, 6-9pm Be Your Own Artist! Create a New Orleans themed t-shirt or purchase a limited edition NOLA artist design!! All proceeds from the limited edition shirts benefit the SPCA, New Orleans Food Co-Op and Breast Cancer Research. And enjoy a group showing of local jewelry, painting and performance artists featuring the works of Dan Sheridan, Clyde Casey, Maria Fomich, Chris Slave, Damian and Princess Ramona Just Confirmed: Dr. Bob's Traveling Art Caravan and Art Cars by Kelly Israel |
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SuperNova II: A Group Show of New Orleans Artists Curated by Jayne
McLellan, Director of Civilian Arts, Washington, DC Featuring Stephen Collier, Tim Best, Jeff Reinhardt and Natalie Sciorntino, Seth Boonchai, Maxx Seizler, Sally Heller, Monica Zeringue, Elizabeth Underwood, John Greco, Cynthia Scott, Mimi Moncier, Robert Lansden NOVA Projects Mission: NOVA Projects seeks to introduce outstanding New Orleans Visual Artists to the public through an online registry and exhibitions. Artists for the registry are selected by national and internationally recognized curators who select from applicants to our semi-annual public exhibitions in New Orleans. |
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"This Would Be Nice If It Were True":
John Fields and Valerie Corradetti ...Because the melancholy old-school Cylon in one of the pieces is too hard to resist. |
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X/0 STUDIOS Something Old, Something New Orleans. Opening
Reception: Saturday, June 14th, 6-10 pm |
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GREEN ZONE NEW ORLEANS Opening Reception & Book Signing: Saturday, June 14th, 6-9 pm. Poetry performances at 6:30 and 8:30pm. Show runs through July 6th, 2008. Gallery Hours: Saturdays & Sundays 12:00 – 5:00. On June 14th Antenna will celebrate the opening of the installation GREEN ZONE NEW ORLEANS, produced by Antenna and inspired by the Press Street book of the same name by poet Mark Yakich. Mark Yakich is the author of Unrelated Individuals Forming a Group Waiting to Cross (National Poetry Series, Penguin 2004), and The Importance of Peeling Potatoes in Ukraine (Penguin 2008). He is an associate professor of English at Loyola University. The aim of "Green Zone New Orleans" is to approach questions of disaster and its aftermath from tragicomic perspectives. |
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Stephen Collier: Situational Targets Good Children Gallery is pleased to announce Situational Targets, an exhibition of new work by Stephen Collier. Collier's work explores notions of behavior, identity, fear, and motivation. The exhibit will include video, sculpture, and photo-based works. Rental Works!Curated and performed by Stephen Collier and Jonathan Traviesa. Featuring the work of: 1999, Sonya Blesofsky, Kyle Bravo, Nick Cassway, Jesse Greenburg, Morgana King, Julie Pieri, David Sullivan, Derek Zeitel Opening
Reception: Saturday June 14, 6p.m. - 9p.m. |
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Sensory Overload 2nd Reception and "The Adventures of Dexter Breakfast: Season Two" Comic Release & Signing Party: Saturday, June 21st, 2008, 5-10pm "The Adventures of Dexter Breakfast: Season Two" by Vernon Smith and Karen Chen with Live Music by My Graveyard Jaw and a Group Show featuring David Allison, Angie, Eric Lee Buchanan, Ciglio, Amie Davis, Michael Dingler, Robin Durand, "Malakai" Rob Edwards, Caesar Meadows, Michael Fedor, Daniel Finnigan, Andrea Garland, Joy Gauss, Claudia "Mardi Claw" Gherke, Allison Gordin, Master Jeffrey Holmes, Raymond, "Moose" Jackson, Herbert Kearney, Alexis Linde, Travis Linde, Epi Lopez , Maggie Mae, Marrus, Sontina Reid-Hall, Corey Sanders, Samantha Sanders, Taylor Lee Shepherd, Allison Termine, Jonathan Traviesa, Joshua Walsh, Jack Wittenbrink, Colin Wadsworth and others
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SuperNova
II: A Group Show of New Orleans Artists Curated by Jayne McLellan,
Director of Civilian Arts, Washington, DC Featuring Stephen Collier, Tim Best, Jeff Reinhardt and Natalie Sciorntino, Seth Boonchai, Maxx Seizler, Sally Heller, Monica Zeringue, Elizabeth Underwood, John Greco, Cynthia Scott, Mimi Moncier, Robert Lansden
NOVA Projects Mission: NOVA Projects seeks to introduce outstanding New Orleans Visual Artists to the public through an online registry and exhibitions. Artists for the registry are selected by national and internationally recognized curators who select from applicants to our semi-annual public exhibitions in New Orleans. |
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NOLA CANDLE FACTORY ARTGASM 2008 - Eroticart Rock•n•Roll Circus Show Time: 10 pm till Erotic art of all types Cash bar, free show Music, performance art, visual art, weirdness |
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"Gertrude Stein and a Companion" - ToDo Productions This weekend, beginning June 27th, To Do Productions opens its current presentation of Gertrude Stein and a Companion at the Marigny Theatre, 1030 Marigny Street. The play begins shortly after the death of the formidable Gertrude Stein. As Alice B. Toklas returns alone to their home at 27 Rue de Fleurus, she finds the spirit of her partner still inhabiting her space. Soon the living and the dead are interacting and traversing through time and space, reliving the birth and early growth of twentieth century art and literature. The playwright, Win Wells, has captured the pulse of the Paris of those years when Picasso, Hemingway, Matisse, Fitzgerald, and all the hodgepodge of Gertrude’s friends spent time together in the great writer’s salon. A special benefit preview performance for the Breast Cancer Foundation will be held on Thursday, June 26th, sponsored by the Crescent City Outlaws. Preview tickets are $25 and may be purchased from any member of the Crescent City Outlaws or by calling 504-813-7271 or 501-218-8559. Performances continue on weekends through July 13th.
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