Tori Bush

Against the Flow

The Lesson of the West Bay Sediment Diversion by Tori Bush • Photos by William Widmer Published in Louisiana Cultural Vistas • Spring 2018 Earl O. Armstrong’s airboat chugged out […]

Environment

An Archive Apart: The Royal D. Suttkus Fish Collection

Published Jan. 1, 2018 New Orleans Advocate Green bookshelves […]

Culture

Beyond the Canvas: Contemporary Art from Puerto Rico at Newcomb Museum

Published May 24, 2017 Daily Serving Ni de aqui, ni […]

Culture

Flight Maps

Published in The New Orleans Advocate Wednesday, March 9, 2016 Gray, white and red feathers fly out the back of a red pickup truck onto the following car’s windshield. As […]

Published Writing

John Isiah Walton: Rodeo at The Front

Published February 26, 2016 dailyserving.com At first glance, John Isiah Walton’s exhibition Rodeo, now on view at The Front in New Orleans, seems innocuous, even playful, with paintings of bulls diving through Pepto-Bismol pink […]

Interviews

An Interview with Nick Cave

Shreveport is a border town at the crossroads of Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas. The city is known for its musical history—the term “Elvis has left the building” was coined there. […]

Published Writing

Three Katrinas

Published August 15, 2015 on Daily Serving / Art Practical http://dailyserving.com/2015/08/three-katrinas/ “Memorials are the way people make promises to the future about the past.” Alice Greenwald, director of the National 9/11 […]

Published Writing

Two Approaches: Camille Henrot and Zarina Bhimji

Published January, 2015 Pelicanbomb.com In the beginning there was nothing; […]

Published Writing

Totems Not Taboo at Newcomb Gallery

Published January 16, 2015 Dailyserving.com January 6 was the official start of the Carnival season in New Orleans. Totems Not Taboo, an exhibit at Newcomb Art Gallery as part of Prospect.3: Notes for […]

Published Writing

José Antonio Vega Macotela at Prospect.3

Published December 9, 2014 Dailyserving.com “My eternity has died and I am waking it.” –Violence of the Hours, Cesar Vallejo It sounds like a riddle: No one can buy more […]

Published Writing

Disarmed: Guns in the Hands of Artists at Jonathan Ferrera Gallery

Published in ArtPulse Magazine Fall, 2014 New Orleans, LA has […]

Published Writing

Prospect.3 Opens in New Orleans

Published November 11, 2014 Daily Serving Honoré de Balzac wrote: “Ideas are a complete system within us, resembling a natural kingdom, a sort of flora, of which the iconography will […]

Published Writing

Sculpture to Honor Ruby Bridges

Published October, 2014 The Art Newspaper Six-year-old Ruby Bridges walked into her first day of school November 14, 1960 at William Franz Public School in New Orleans through a large […]

Published Writing

Dread Scott’s Slave Uprising Reenactment

Published October 2014 The Art Newspaper The artist Dread Scott is planning to restage the largest slave rebellion in US history as a performance piece. The New York based artist […]

Published Writing

Juan Logan: Ogden Museum of Southern Art

Published October, 2014 Art in America Since the 1960s, Juan Logan (b. 1946) has mined Southern histories to produce a powerful alloy, one joining abstraction to a narrative that yokes […]

Published Writing

AnnieLaurie Erickson: Data Shadows at Carroll Gallery

Published September 30, 2014 Daily Serving Review Photographer AnnieLaurie Erickson has spent […]

News

Where to Look: On Arts Writing in Shreveport

Published September 4, 2014 on Pelicanbomb.com Image by Josh Chambers Last month, the Shreveport Regional Arts Council (SRAC) hosted a symposium titled “Conversations on Criticism: The Future of Intelligent Writing […]

Published Writing

Meow Wolf: Moving Still at the Front

Published on Daily Serving July 25, 2014 Meow Wolf, a Santa Fe-based art collective, explores the persistence of collective memory in their deeply introspective exhibit, Moving Still, at the Front in […]

Published Writing

A Short Text on Will Ryman

Published October , 2014 Catalogue for Prospect.3 The New York–based sculptor Will Ryman (b. 1969) looks to the natural world as a theatrical set. In 2011, on the Park Avenue […]

Published Writing

Loving and Loving; Mixed Messages.4 at Antenna Gallery

Published on Daily Serving July, 2014 Just over forty-seven years […]

Published Writing

Ernest Littles at Dillard University

The words “I think it shows how art is helping me find myself,” are written across Just a Thought, one of the works in Ernest Littles Senior show at Dillard […]

Published Writing

Mel Chin: Rematch at The New Orleans Museum of Art

Published on Daily Serving on April 5, 2014 Mel Chin’s Rematch, now […]

Published Writing

Striving for the Divine

March, 2014 for Artvoices And how would such incomparable beauty not move us, seeing its beautiful face like unto perfect glass through which rays of Divinity were shining?-Sor Juana de […]

Published Writing

30 Americans at the Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans

Published on Daily Serving on Feb. 25, 2014 In a nod […]

Published Writing

Bad Apple: Katrina Andry at the Isaac Delgado Fine Arts Gallery

Published on Pelican Bomb on Feb 21, 2014 According to […]

Published Writing

Review: Paulina Sierra at the Consulate of Mexico

November 27, 2013. Pelican Bomb.com Baked, fried, rolled, diced, grilled, […]

Published Writing

Camille Henrot: Cities of Ys at the New Orleans Museum of Art

October 22, 2013. Daily Serving.com French video artist Camille Henrot creates parallels […]

Published Writing

Messy Love: Bob Snead at Isaac Delgado Fine Art Gallery

Published on Daily Serving August 5, 2013 Bedfellows, Bob Snead’s exhibition […]

Published Writing

Last Call: Chad Harris and John Harlan Norris at Du Mois Gallery

Published on Pelican Bomb June 14, 2013 Not only is […]

Published Writing

Bonnie Maygarden: Spatial Trickster

A Review for Tulane Fine Arts Department Published May, 2013 Bonnie Maygarden, a first year MFA student at Tulane, is a trickster- a breaker of rules. Her art intentionally leads […]

Projects

Caleb Henderson; The Fall

A Review for Tulane Fine Arts Department Published May, 2013 The mind is its own place, and in itself Can make a heaven of Hell, a hell of Heaven. – […]

Published Writing

Last Call: “Self-Taught, Outsider and Visionary Art from the Permanent Collection of the Ogden Museum of Southern Art”

Published on Pelican Bomb April 6, 2013 Over 10,000 visitors […]

Published Writing

Short Review: Casey Ruble at the Foundation Gallery

Published on Pelican Bomb March 14, 2013 “The city, however, […]

News

Post-Fordlândia: A Critical Look at a Failed Development

Published Daily Serving September 6, 2012 Megs Morley & Tom […]

Interviews

The Road To: An Interview with Franklin Sirmans

Published Daily Serving June 6, 2012 Issues of under-financing, administrative […]

Published Writing

Review: “The Glass Menagerie”

Pelicanbomb. April 6, 2012 For years I would pass by museum exhibits of blown or cast glass in silent judgment. I regarded the medium as tacky; from millefiori paperweights to […]

Published Writing

Round Up: The Best of Prospect.2 New Orleans: Lorraine O’Grady

Pelicanbomb. November 9, 2011 “Avant garde art doesn’t have anything […]

Published Writing

From Street Wall to Great Hall: A Perceptual Shift

Pelicanbomb. August 24, 2011 Down on Poland Avenue there’s an […]

Published Writing

Review: Hypothetical Development Organization

Pelicanbomb. May 3, 2011 Hypothetical Development Organization, or H.D.O., has wildlyimagined the future of twelve buildings throughout New Orleans. H.D.O.’s concepts enter into two distinctcontextual realms: urban redevelopment and architectural […]

Published Writing

Tableau Vivant: A Wandering Retrospective

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Published Writing

NOLA NOW Part II: Landscape, Seascape, Cityscape (1986 & 2012)

Pelicanbomb. March 7, 2012 NOLA NOW, Part II: Landscape, Seascape, […]

Published Writing

Unnatural Communities

Daily Serving. March 22, 2012 One of the most informative moments in SPACES, the latest exhibition at the Contemporary Arts Center in New Orleans, is a timeline of the birth of […]

Interviews

The Next Phase: An Interview with Dan Cameron

Daily Serving. December 22, 2011 Commonly founders of organizations are so caught up in the building, growing, and running of the organization that questions of the sustainability after said founder […]

Interviews

Kathy Grayson: An Interview

Artvoices, February 2012 Over the last decade she has emerged as one of visual art’s most intriguing curators: part irreverent, part visionary, part revolutionary. Now, Kathy Grayson is entering the […]

Interviews

Intimate Portraits: A Meeting with Mirriam Waterman

June, 2012 for Artvoices Remember if You Walk Away From […]

Interviews

A Little Corner of the Universe: A Conversation with Tom Zuk

Artvoices. April 2012 When Virginia Beach-based artist Tom Zuk left […]

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