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Originally from South Texas, Chris Herbeck tried a stint in NYC where he consumed mass amounts of visual art, but now just wants to enjoy warm weather, delicious barbecue, and captivating art. Tell him something here.

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Jessica Goldfinch,The Shrinky Dink Queen

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There are two childhood memories that Jessica Goldfinch conjures in her exhibition "Holy Cards and Other Versions of Mortality", currently...
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REVIEW: Loren Schwerd at AMMO

Loose bundles of discarded hair extensions and busted up post-Katrina houses are not obvious associations for some people. To artist Loren Schwerd,...
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Opening Saturday: Loren Schwerd at AMMO

For those of us who missed last week's Dirty Linen Night, a night of art viewing through the hazy goggles of free...
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THIS WEEKEND: Dirty Linen Night and Saint Claude Arts District-Second Saturday

This weekend New Orleans Art enthusiasts will have to choose between an annual event which was invented as a mockery of "White Linen Night"...
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The Osmosis Effect: An interview with local artist, D. Nuego

The Front presented some eye-catching art during last month’s second Saturday on St. Claude. One of the artists, D. Nuego, was standing in the...
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Previously on Piety Street at the Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans

The use of installation art by contemporary artists has become a standard genre that categorizes itself apart from more traditional mediums like...
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The unidentified conscious of New Orleans: Thought-provoking signs by anonymous artist stirs debate.

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Driving down the street in New Orleans you might find, among regular street signs and advertisements, hand painted pieces of plywood with the words...
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