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St. Louis Cemetery No. 1
I recently did a photo essay for Tulane University about the new policy changes for St. Louis Cemetery No. 1. I spent a lot of time in St. Louis No. 1 during January and February trying to document everything I needed for … Continue reading
Posted in An Eternity Above Ground, Cemeteries, History
Tagged cemeteries, graves, history, New Orleans, nola, photographs, research, save our cemeteries, st. louis 1, st. louis cemetery no. 1, tombs, tulane
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National World War II Museum Lecture
I am very excited and extremely honored to be lecturing at one of my father’s and brother’s favorite museums – the National WWII Museum. Even though my brother Bill lives in Seattle, he has a membership and visits the museum … Continue reading
Book Signing at 1850 Museum House
I will be doing a book signing of Hope & New Orleans: A History of Crescent City Street Names on Saturday, May 24th at the 1850 Museum House, the official gift shop for the Louisiana State Museum properties in New … Continue reading
Bucket List & Jazz Fest
Big Bucket List check-off. My book has been in the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival Book Tent for the whole festival, but Sunday I will be doing a signing there from noon to one! I have already seen Richard Campanella, Carolyn … Continue reading
Holiday Art Markets
Here is a list of the holiday art markets that I will be participating in for the rest of 2013. I have new photos, new sizes, new ornaments and sales! Each art market is brimming with artists, food from local … Continue reading
Posted in New Orleans, Photography
Tagged arts market of new orleans, freret market, freretstivus, holiday, hope, hope nola, local, markets, New Orleans, ornaments, palmer park, photographs
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Muses Time!
It’s Muses time again and this will be the 6th year the Big Easy Rollergirls (and me) have participated in the parade. As a retired skater, I am grateful that the league lets us participate in this amazing “girl power” … Continue reading
Posted in Mardi Gras, New Orleans, Photography, Roller Derby
Tagged beads, big easy rollergirls, cast, Mardi Gras, medallions, mitchell gaudet, muses, New Orleans, parades, photographs, resin, studio inferno
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My book contract!
So… I got a book contract with the History Press. I am excited. Happy. Slightly terrified. And GEARED UP! It will be a history of New Orleans street signs. I will be writing the text and shooting the photographs. I … Continue reading
Posted in Art, History, New Orleans, Photography, Research
Tagged book contract, history press, New Orleans, photographs, street signs
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Original Ornaments!
One of the new items I’m making and selling at art markets this year is magnetic photo ornaments. They are similar to the ornaments I’ve sold in past years where the photo was glued in, but now they are attached … Continue reading
Posted in Art, D.I.Y., New Orleans, Photography
Tagged art market, christmas, handmade, holiday, New Orleans, ornaments, photographs, resin, sally asher arts, xmas
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