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Event:: MUDCOLORS
When:: Sat Jan 14, 2012 - Sat Jan 14, 2012 7 PM - 10 PM
Where:: Jimmy Mac Studios - New Orleans
Category:: Second Saturday Openings & Events

Description

Closing reception for MUDCOLORS exhibition featuring Sarah Borealis, Dickie Landry and Jimmy Mac, curated by Richard Landry

Reception: Saturday, January 14th, 7pm - 10pm

Venue

Location:: Jimmy Mac Studios - Website
Street:: 802 Elysian Fields Ave
ZIP:: 70117
Venue:: New Orleans
State:: LA
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Description

Artist Jimmy Mac shows a collection of mixed media works on canvas at his pop up gallery located at 802 Elysian Fields Avenue.

Viewing of the work by appointment: 504-256-2976.

For more information on the artist and his work, please visit www.jimmymacstudios.com.

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Testemonials

"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

"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]"