These two artists, one a contemporary artist and one a folk artist, are originally from New Orleans. Both use beads and other ornamentation in their work.
DEAR STRANGER. will present pairs of Pell's drawings juxtaposed with lines of poetry selected from Browne's forthcoming collection. In honor of National Poetry Month, drive-by readings will happen on the hour.
The concept of connectivity guides the creation of an art installation titled Terra Tales/Anew.
One night only preview party - view objects commissioned for the Institute.
Award-winning photojournalist Jo-Anne McArthur documents our interactions with non-human animals in such a way that we may find new significance in ordinary, often unnoticed situations of use, abuse and sharing of spaces.
Much can be learned of a human life by what is left behind.
Reading begins at 7:30 PM. Everyone who is brave enough is welcome to read or recite an original two-sentence horror story. Up to three stories per esteemed author.
It's just the floor but it won't be here for long.
Is it reasonable to suggest that humanity may not yet be able to integrate images undergoing an evolutionary restlessness, universal in experience, perceived through shared joys and discomforts, finding a psychologically neutral way of repeatedly triggering the ecstatic state of mind in which contact with a unique place in nature and time determines the depth of a vision, virtually the same over thousands of years, untroubled by the migrations and epidemics that occasionally disrupt the private mental experience?
An exhibition devoted to the documentation of their collaborative, site-specific, temporary and evolving public art project Seventeen Hundred Seeds.