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March 31-June 30, 2010
Joan Mitchell in New Orleans: Prints

The Collaborative Process: From Joan Mitchell to Contemporary Artists is an afternoon of discussions that will explore artistic collaborations: first in relationship to Joan Mitchell's work, then by expanding the conversation to the experiences of artists who are currently collaborating as part of their artistic process.

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June 26, 2010

The Collaborative Process: From Joan Mitchell to Contemporary Artists

The Collaborative Process: From Joan Mitchell to Contemporary Artists is an afternoon of discussions that will explore artistic collaborations: first in relationship to Joan Mitchell's work, then by expanding the conversation to the experiences of artists who are currently collaborating as part of their artistic process.

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On View June 26 - October 24

FREAK PARADE

Thomas Woodruff's Freak Parade is an ambitious and dazzling parade of images that celebrates beauty in aberrance. The Parade's hapless yet noble characters march gaily across a black expanse, each member on a different panel. This exhibition includes 34 large scale drawing/paintings, each of which is rendered in detail and delicately embellished with tiny rhinestones.

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On View August 7 - October 24

INTERPLAY

This exhibition presents recent work by four photographers based in the U.S. all of whom deal, to some degree, with conventions of portraiture. One, Phyllis Galembo, is a New York-based artist who has numerous museum exhibitions and publications to her credit. The other three -- Kevin Kline, Herman Mhire, and Sonja Rieger -- are based in New Orleans, Lafayette, and Birmingham, respectively, and their works are known primarily to a regional audience.

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