Recently Posted Projects
- The Abundance Tree An interactive Community Art Installation that facilitates giving and an understanding of abundance. Tue, 01/12/2010
- Kyle Bravo, Morgana King, and Mary Early @ The Front Solo exhibitions by Kyle Bravo, Morgana King, and Mary Early Thu, 12/31/2009
- Flags for the City A youth silkscreen workshop in which students learn to silkscreen by designing and printing fabric flags to hang around the city of New Orleans. Thu, 12/10/2009
- Roadhouse and Maria Lovullo @ The Front Kathy Rodriguez, Matthew Kirscht, Thomas Riess, Jeff Rinehart and Natalie Sciortino, and Maria Lovullo Thu, 12/03/2009
- YBGreen Recycled Glass Jewelry Completely handmade recycled glass jewelry using collected glass from New Orleans Mon, 11/30/2009
- Andrea Ferguson, Mark Porter, and Jenny LeBlanc @ The Front The Front - 4100 St. Claude Ave., (Bywater), www.nolafront.org, Open noon to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Fri, 11/06/2009
- Mardi Gras Indian History and Bead Sewing Workshop At the Porch, 7th Ward youth are creating their own Mardi Gras Indian suits under the mentorship of Mardi Gras Indians from our community. Thu, 11/05/2009
- October News for The Front Jonathan Traviesa, Elaine Gan, and David DuBose at The Front in October Thu, 10/01/2009
- Four new shows at The Front Featuring the work of: Josh Sisk, Julie Pieri, Amanda Cassingham, Gary Oaks, Ariya Martin, Susana Reisman, Leyla Safavi Fri, 09/11/2009
- Virtual Critique Virtual Critique for Contemporary Art in New Orleans Thu, 09/03/2009
Recent Posts on Transforma Projects' Blog
This website is a directory of New Orleans - based projects dealing with the topics of Art, Social Justice & Recovery. Community projects involved in one or all of the above topics are encouraged to create a page as a means of sharing information with the rest of the city.
This website is hosted by Transforma Projects, a collective of artists and creative professionals formed after Hurricane Katrina as a means of supporting, nurturing and celebrating creative practices that impact the recovery of New Orleans. The initiative explores how art-making can intersect with other sectors such as education, health, environment and community development.
