Thomas “Spree” MacDonald, English & Assistant Chair of the Academic Studio, was nominated for the Pushcart Prize, one of the major prizes in American literature. The poem is titled “Snow Globe Explosions” and
It’s About Time Winter Dance Concert At NOCCA December 6-8, 7 PM Lupin Hall, NOCCA 2800 Chartres Street, New Orleans-70117 $5 tickets available at www.nocca.com or 30 minutes prior to
The musicians behind the Coats for Kids benefit concert know that it’s not enough to warm hearts at the holidays. They also want to keep children warm at school bus
St. Tammany Parish New Orleans Center for Creative Arts Student Miles Berry Chosen To Be Part Of Thelonious Monk National Performing Arts High School All-Star Jazz Sextet New Orleans Center for Creative
When Gary Solomon Jr. moved back to his native New Orleans in 2008, the NYU grad wasn’t at all sure there was a career path for him in his hometown.
The Faubourg Quartet invites you to its annual charity Coats for Kids concert on Monday, November 19. The concert takes place at 7:00pm at St. Louis Cathedral, in New Orleans’ historic Jackson Square. Admission to the concert
L-R Victor Paz; Gerri Paul; Whitney Campbell; NOCCA Assistant Department Chair: Vocal Music Phyllis Treigle New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (NOCCA) Vocal Music students received awards in their divisions
Media Arts faculty, Aaron Walker’s film, Bury the Hatchet, will be shown in the 2012 Margaret Mead Film Festival at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City on
Zarouhie Abdalian maintains quite the hectic travel schedule. This fall she made a trip to Bergen, Norway, to participate in the Kunstindustrimuseum’s Material Information exhibition, and afterward she headed to the 9th Shanghai Biennial as
The mighty city of Babylon becomes the setting for a transformation of civilisation at the moment when two cultures collide: Whilst the Babylonians are still practicing human sacrifice, the Jews,