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1725 Baronne Street, New Orleans, LA 70113
The exhibit centers on 12 panels showcasing the wide range of labor organizing in New Orleans — from musicians and domestic workers to longshoreman and hospitality — as well as important campaigns and moments of greater solidarity as seen in the 1892 General Strike or the Campaign for a Living Wage. Read more
1725 Baronne Street, New Orleans, LA 70113
Sharita A. Sims (@thearielaqua), our current featured artist for “The Atmosp(HERE) of Space” will guide the conversation. Joining her will be Brotha Nick Holmes (@uptowngatekeeper), Alana Harris (@alanaharrisnola), Big Chief Demon Melancon (@qadamawi), Luther Gray (@babaluther), and Pastor Cary Payton Sr. Read more
1725 Baronne Street, New Orleans, Louisiana 70112
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1725 Baronne Street, New Orleans, Louisiana 70113
To kickoff the Spring 2020 semester, the Albert and Tina Small Center for Collaborative Design will launch a new programmatic initiative called DEPART-MENT. This new direction reimagines the exhibition and event space at 1725 Baronne Street into a launch pad for individual and collective journeys that propel us towards a more enriching, equitable, and connected world. Read more
1725 Baronne Street, New Orleans, LA 70113
Organized by art historian Adrian Anagnost and artist Manol Gueorguiev, along with artist Abdi Farah, the exhibition draws on archival images in European maps, prints, drawings, and photographs depicting West African architecture from the Kingdoms of Ouidah, Dahomey, and Benin (across the present-day Republic of Benin and Nigeria). Read more
1725 Baronne Street, New Orleans, LA 70113
Organized by art historian Adrian Anagnost and artist Manol Gueorguiev, along with artist Abdi Farah, the exhibition draws on archival images in European maps, prints, drawings, and photographs depicting West African architecture from the Kingdoms of Ouidah, Dahomey, and Benin (across the present-day Republic of Benin and Nigeria). Read more
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