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New Orleans Community Projects
New Orleans Community Projects
- OpenAir Project Transforming abandoned business signs into outdoor installation spaces.
- 40 Days and 40 Nights "40 Days and 40 Nights" is the story of communities rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina, told through the eyes, heart, and soul of Louisiana artisans.
NOLA Chicken + Goose Coops Led by Derek Hoeferlin, architecture students from Washington University in St. Louis built chicken + goose coops for God's Vineyard Community Garden - The Alamo Underground Neighborhood theatre and gallery space in Fauborg St. John.
- Call to Gulf South Artists: TX, LA, MS, AL, FL A call for 2D and 3D submissions for a group exhibition featuring the works of emerging artists from TX, LA, MS, AL and FL. **This exhibition will ope
- artswamp.blogspot.com ArtSwamp is a New Orleans community-focused blog about contemporary visual arts, Louisiana-identified artists and their work, and related subjects.
Hurricane Digital Memory Bank Online database uses electronic media to collect, preserve, and present the stories and digital record of Hurricane Katrina & NOLA history & culture - Good Children Gallery A artist-run space featuring work by emerging and mid-career artists.
Katrina's Children Documentary A unique look at Katrina and it's after effects told from 19 children's perspective.
Sculpture for New Orleans A city wide sculpture exhibition with local, national and international artists lending their work to New Orleans. - Sidearm Gallery We are a not-for-profit art space in the St Roch neighborhood.
Open Sound New Orleans A wide-open, collaborative aggregate of the sounds of New Orleans, organized by location in an ever-expanding soundmap of the city. - Cornerstones A documentary and advocacy project for the overlooked and threatened landmarks of New Orleans
- KKProjects St. Roch ArtSpace and home of the Life is Art Foundation
The FUNDRED DOLLAR BILL Project FUNDRED invites participation from students of all ages in a big performance artwork & collective creative action supporting rebuilding New Orleans. - HOME, New Orleans? Central City A multi-media, interdisciplinary quilt that provides a voice for the elderly of the city who are facing new challenges post-Katrina.
- HOME, New Orleans? Lower 9th Ward Expression of identity and community through clay.
HOME, New Orleans? 7th Ward Youth Performance Workshop This is a youth performance program with a strong literacy component.
HOME, New Orleans? HOME, New Orleans? uses creative power to rebuild community through neighborhood arts projects, memorials, workshops, performance and installation art
Marais Live-Work Space Renovation of a fire and storm damaged, former corner store Baptist church into a large artists studio and two bedroom apartment.
A Civil Rights Memorial at Plessy Park in New Orleans, LA To acknowledge the work of the Citizens' Committee of the 1890's and the demo of Homer A. Plessy
HOME, New Orleans? LakeviewS The project is a rejuvenation ritual: to infuse the energy of art and audience into this deciminated area.