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This Week's Picks from Basin Street
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This Week's Picks from Basin Street
Puppets, Music and General Weirdness- Quintron and Miss Pussycat and their Dark, Underground Art
This Week's Picks from Basin Street
This Week's Picks from Basin Street
By Danielle
Nov 26, 10:13 AM
Check out this week’s selections from Nolaphile friends, Basin Street Records. This week we get to share work from artists Melena, Jon Cleary, and Kermit Ruffins.
WAY, WAY OUT: Celebrate the Weekend at New Orleans’ Alternative Festivals
By Arin Black
Nov 14, 11:08 AM
I was first introduced to zines while taking a class in college, a young, anxious upstart with a zeal for self-expression. My professor was typically shaggy and erudite. He showed us documentaries on grits and garlic. We read strange pamphlets and sat in the dark, surrounded by the splendor of well-manicured Virginia hillsides and took in the injustice of The Thin Blue Line.
This Week's Picks from Basin Street
By Tiffany
Nov 6, 12:55 PM
Check out this week’s selections from Nolaphile friends, Basin Street Records. This week we get to share work from artists Henry Butler, Jon Cleary, and Kermit Ruffins.
Puppets, Music and General Weirdness- Quintron and Miss Pussycat and their Dark, Underground Art
By Arin Black
Oct 30, 10:02 PM
Feeling nostalgic for those Mister Rodgers days? Want to relax with some felt-covered friends? This Halloween, put on your best outfit and join DJ Quintron and Miss Pussycat for their latest psychedelic installment of outsider art – a collaboration of electronic music, odd outfits, and puppets, of course!
This Week's Picks from Basin Street
By Tiffany
Oct 30, 11:45 AM
Check out this week’s selections from Nolaphile friends, Basin Street Records. This week we get to share work from artists Henry Butler, Jon Cleary, and Kermit Ruffins.
On Piety
By Danielle
Oct 29, 12:15 PM
On Piety is a collective of New Orleans visual and performing artists mounting work in a Prospect.1 parallel venue.
“Like Katrina, On Piety takes you to a world where all the arbitrary rules and straight lines have been erased.” – Curator, Jana Napoli
On Piety opens with a reception October 30th from 3-8pm to preview the exhibit’s seven large-scale, multidisciplinary installations in the 8,000 square foot warehouse space. The opening will also feature a site-specific performance piece, Rinse & Repeat, which interacts with the seven installations. Video chronicling the exhibit after the break.
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