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Category Archives: Art

New Orleanians: If you’re not disgusted by the proposed Hospitality District, then you’re not paying attention

30 Monday Apr 2012

Posted by lunanola in Advocacy, Architecture, Art, Culture, Local Politics, Louisiana Politics, Music, Politics, The NoLA Life, Tourism

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Baton Rouge, Hospitality District, Hospitality Zone, Legislation, Mayor Landrieu, New Orleans, Taxes, Tourism

Mardi Gras Indians' Super Sunday 3-18-12

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If the idea of creating special legislative districts was devised as a strategy to thwart abuses of power and public money in the Post-Katrina era, is this the best legislation our elected representatives can craft? Aren’t we supposed to be frowning upon endorsing of old-school New Orleans power grabs these days? This is the epitome of the “Disneyfication” that everyone decries: handing over the heart of our amazing city to the tourism and hospitality industries on a silver platter in exchange for an alarming loss of process and control.

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New Orleans City Park Annual Spring Garden Show

15 Sunday Apr 2012

Posted by maringouin in Art, Community Events & Forums, Culture, Gardening, History, New Orleans History, New Orleans Women, Photography, Shop New Orleans

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My latest “holy grail” has me looking for French mulberry shrubs, also known as beauty berry, specifically the Callicarpa americana …

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In loving memory of Charlie: LAST CALL…

04 Sunday Mar 2012

Posted by lunanola in Art, Artists, Books, Culture, Environment, Festivals, Gulf Coast, Historic Preservation, History, Local Politics, Louisiana, Louisiana Politics, New Orleans History, NOLA Noteworthy, Poets, Politics, Substance Abuse

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arts, Charlie Smith, coastal preservation, historian, Historic Preservation, Jazz Fest, lobbyist, Louisiana Politics, mentor, New Orleans, Pets, poet

Charlie Smith

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We’d met on an intermittently drizzly day in the heart of the Vieux Carré in January 1992, when I’d stopped to check out the poetry he was peddling at Jackson Square.

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Paint Party Sunday to Benefit IYTI Art for Toys Swap

19 Saturday Nov 2011

Posted by Charlotte in Art, Community Events & Forums, Culture

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Art, It's Yours Take It, New Orleans, NOLA Rising, Toys For Tots

Tomorrow will be another beautiful day in New Orleans so take advantage of it and come by and create art to benefit ReX’s annual It’s Yours, Take It Art for Toys Swap. This will be the fifth year IYTI will gather donated toys for the Marine Corps Toys for Tots Program. (Click link for more information.) Be a good little elf and create for the kids!

PAINT PARTY – NOLA RISING & IT’S YOURS, TAKE IT
the old XO STUDIOS
the PARK next to 2833 Dauphine Street
(Dauphine and Press Streets… Marigny/Bywater border at the train tracks… New Orleans)
SUNDAY – NOVEMBER 20th – 2011 – NOON until 4ish

 

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A portion of New Orleans’ Louis Armstrong Park re-opened to the public (finally!)

18 Friday Nov 2011

Posted by lunanola in Art, Culture, Historic Preservation, History, Katrina, Louisiana, Music, New Orleans History, Photography, The NoLA Life, Treme

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Armstrong Park, Congo Square, dance, Music, NOLA, Treme, Treme Brass Band

The Tremé Brass Band

This gallery contains 4 photos.

Another (partial) milestone was reached today in the City that Care Forgot’s recovery from the aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and …

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Another perfect Saturday

12 Saturday Nov 2011

Posted by judyb54 in Art, Artists, Bloggers, Creativity, Culture, Festivals, Louisiana, New Orleans Women, Photography, Self Esteem, The Northshore, Women

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Arts festial, Covington, Culcha, Louisiana, Northshore Festivals, Three Rivers Art Festival

Please let me preface that with the fact that I am not one of those “Northshore Snobs”, I’m a yankee …

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Art Comes Alive

09 Sunday Oct 2011

Posted by judyb54 in Art, Creativity, Culture, Festivals, Historic Preservation, History, Louisiana, New Orleans History, New Orleans Women, NOLA Bloggers

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Culture, Gretna Heritage Festival, Mardi Gras Indians, New Orleans

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We did a weekend pass at the Gretna Fest this year and were treated to one of the most magnificent …

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Daisy Pignetti: Blogging the Unfinished Story in Post-Katrina New Orleans

22 Thursday Sep 2011

Posted by Charlotte in Academia, Culture, Education, History, Katrina, Media, New Orleans History, New Orleans Women, NOLA Bloggers, Oral History, Social Networking, Society, Technology, The NoLA Life, Writing

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Bloggers, Blogging, Disasters, Hurricane Katrina, Media, New Orleans, Oral History, Social Media, Social Networking, Technology, Writing

Daisy Pignetti* is participating on a panel at the Oxford Internet Institute symposium at Oxford University in England and is …

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Guest Blogger Sam Jasper: On Writing in the Wake of Katrina

31 Wednesday Aug 2011

Posted by Charlotte in Guest Bloggers, History, Katrina, New Orleans History, New Orleans Women, NOLA Bloggers, Oral History, The NoLA Life, Writing

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Blogging, Communication, Disasters, History, Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans, Oral History, Writing

On Writing in the Wake of Katrina I watched CNN on Sunday for a long time, following the path of …

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Happy 4th, New Orleans

04 Monday Jul 2011

Posted by Charlotte in Art, Artists, Holiday

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4th of July, Art, Artists, Independence Day, Louisiana, New Orleans, Skylar Fein

Skylar Fein - Louisiana Flag, 2008, Silkscreen on canvas, wood
Via Constance/New Orleans and Beyond

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