Emilie Gossiaux of Terrytown always knew she wanted to be an artist, even from a young age, and was determined to make her dreams and unrelenting passion for art a
Visual Arts alum, Emilie Gossiaux has won an Award of Excellence from the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington D.C., it was announced this week. In addition to a monetary
Visual Arts alum, Brandan Odum, transforms New Orleans housing project into art exhibit: http://m.wdsu.com/news/artist-transforms-new-orleans-housing-project-into-exhibit/-/17429724/21377818/-/nue4mgz/-/index.html In addition to this art project Brandan has been very active in community service. This summer
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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.
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
Wynton Marsalis made a special, surprise trip to his alma mater, New Orleans Center for Creative Arts, on Monday-October 22, providing a masterclass to music students. The world renowned trumpeter,
Vocal students from Opelousas’ Magnet Academy for the Cultural Arts, under the direction of Jerry Dahl, presented their first concert of the year with varied melodies and songs. “This is