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Going live w/ @thelumineers in 15 minutes on Liveset.com (4pm ET) (Taken with instagram)
THIS IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW! Watch it live on Liveset.
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Going live w/ @thelumineers in 15 minutes on Liveset.com (4pm ET) (Taken with instagram)

THIS IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW! Watch it live on Liveset.

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The Good Children 2011 Catalog is on sale at their gallery located at 4037 St. Claude Ave, New Orleans. 

Design by Constance. Video by Akasha Rabut. Song: Polaroid/Roman/Photo by Ruth

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Photographer Steven Forester’s “Faces” of New Orleans video featuring celebrity and local personalities.  



Congratulations to Rebirth Brass Band, honored as Entertainer of the Year and Album of the Year for their Grammy winning CD, Rebirth of New Orleans, at Gambit’s Big Easy Entertainment Awards.

Congratulations to Rebirth Brass Band, honored as Entertainer of the Year and Album of the Year for their Grammy winning CD, Rebirth of New Orleans, at Gambit’s Big Easy Entertainment Awards.

Michel Varisco is a New Orleans artist who uses photography and site specific installation to explore themes of loss and regeneration. Her current project Shifting “is a series that observes the dynamic movement of our lands over the course of a short but powerful geologic timeline and explores the consequences of human altercations to those lands and waters.” She is currently in the final three days of her fundraiser to help pay for the exhibit book and only has 10% more to go to reach her goal. Please consider donating here.

Michel Varisco is a New Orleans artist who uses photography and site specific installation to explore themes of loss and regeneration. Her current project Shifting “is a series that observes the dynamic movement of our lands over the course of a short but powerful geologic timeline and explores the consequences of human altercations to those lands and waters.” She is currently in the final three days of her fundraiser to help pay for the exhibit book and only has 10% more to go to reach her goal. Please consider donating here.

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Ernie K-Doe: The R&B Emperor of New Orleans, by Ben Sandmel, is the second volume in the Louisiana Musicians Biography Series. Launched in 2010, the series exemplifies The Historic New Orleans Collection’s commitment to preserving and celebrating the unique musical culture of the Gulf South. 
The first book in the series, Unfinished Blues…Memories of a New Orleans Music Man, by Harold R. Battiste Jr. with Karen Celestan, won the Black Caucus of the American Library Association’s Excellence in Scholarship Award.


Ernie K-Doe: The R&B Emperor of New Orleans, by Ben Sandmel, is the second volume in the Louisiana Musicians Biography Series. Launched in 2010, the series exemplifies The Historic New Orleans Collection’s commitment to preserving and celebrating the unique musical culture of the Gulf South.

The first book in the series, Unfinished Blues…Memories of a New Orleans Music Man, by Harold R. Battiste Jr. with Karen Celestan, won the Black Caucus of the American Library Association’s Excellence in Scholarship Award.

Jammin On Julia #Nola (Taken with instagram)

Jammin On Julia #Nola (Taken with instagram)

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Ashley Ricord as Stella in Southern Rep’s production of ‘A Streetcar Named Desire,’ which wraps up Southern Rep’s 2011-12 season.  

                        

 Aimee Hayes, left, as Blanche and Ashley Ricord as Stella.  

Photos by Ride Hamilton

Ashley Ricord as Stella in Southern Rep’s production of ‘A Streetcar Named Desire,’ which wraps up Southern Rep’s 2011-12 season.  

                        
Aimee Hayes, left, as Blanche and Ashley Ricord as Stella.  
Photos by Ride Hamilton

Tchoupitoulas –  a film by Bill & Turner Ross

Helmed by brothers Bill & Turner Ross, the documentary Tchoupitoulas, about three teenage brothers who go on a secret journey to a pleasure island in New Orleans, was a Cinereach organization grant recepient in 2010 and premiers this year at SXSW.

Tchoupitoulas –  a film by Bill & Turner Ross



Helmed by brothers Bill & Turner Ross, the documentary Tchoupitoulas, about three teenage brothers who go on a secret journey to a pleasure island in New Orleans, was a Cinereach organization grant recepient in 2010 and premiers this year at SXSW.

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Muses! How We Do

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Press Street presents Esther Robinson’s A Walk into the Sea, featuring 20 never-before-seen films by Danny Williams, Andy Warhol’s lover, who mysteriously disappeared in 1966. For more information contact info@press-street.com.  Admission: Free and open to the public. 
Date  02-24-2012
Time  6:00 pm
Type  Film
Location  Antenna Gallery, 3161 Burgundy St

Press Street presents Esther Robinson’s A Walk into the Sea, featuring 20 never-before-seen films by Danny Williams, Andy Warhol’s lover, who mysteriously disappeared in 1966. For more information contact info@press-street.com.  Admission: Free and open to the public. 

Date  02-24-2012

Time  6:00 pm

Type  Film

Location  Antenna Gallery, 3161 Burgundy St

 
Shaolin Jazz hits New Orleans
The Washington, DC duo that created the unique project, Shaolin Jazz, visited New Orleans for a music lecture at Tulane University and the official debut listening party for their newest project.  Urban Orleans spoke with the two Hip Hop heads to find out what inspired them to marry Jazz standards with, perhaps one of the most brash Rap groups of all time, the infamous Wu-Tang Clan, for an entire project?
Read the full interview here 

 

Shaolin Jazz hits New Orleans

The Washington, DC duo that created the unique project, Shaolin Jazz, visited New Orleans for a music lecture at Tulane University and the official debut listening party for their newest project.  Urban Orleans spoke with the two Hip Hop heads to find out what inspired them to marry Jazz standards with, perhaps one of the most brash Rap groups of all time, the infamous Wu-Tang Clan, for an entire project?

Read the full interview here 


weareconstance:

Tod Seelie lives and works in Brooklyn as a multi-discipline photographer. In one of his many world travels, he happened to capture various post-Katrina dreamlike landscapes.

above: images from ongoing New Orleans series.


I'm Adrienne - living, lurking and posting in New Orleans