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Material
Material is an exhibition of artists
who use unconventional materials to define their perceptions of science,
culture, spirituality and memory. Featuring Casey McDonough, Sidonie
Villere, Blake Williams and Millicent Young.
Jonathan Ferrara Gallery, 400a Julia St., 504.522.5471
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The Crowd
Gretchen Weller Howard’s The Crowd,
a 30 x 30 mixed media on canvas is from her recent solo exhibition,
Bridge.
Soren
Christensen Gallery
400 Julia St.
504.569.9501
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Jamali
Jamali is credited as being the originator of the art movement of
mystical expressionism, a new mode of art-making that combines the
scientific insights of our new age with humankind's ancient wisdom. The
source of Jamali's art and his life lies in the primordial spiritual
traditions of the East. Creating what famous New York art critic Donald
Kuspit calls, "the unconscious mystical meaning of modernist surface,"
Jamali's deeply etched and highly textured canvases embodies the
spiritual sacredness of being that is blended from Buddhist, Hindu, and
Sufi ideas.
Steve Martin Fine Art
604 Julia St. 504.566.1390
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Profile
Keith Perelli's latest exhibition,
Profile, features
large-scale painted figures within a mix of realistic and surreal
collage elements. The show also includes selections from his
post-Katrina series titled
Return. The show
opens April 5 and runs through May 1.
d.o.c.s. Gallery
709 Camp St.
504.524.3936
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Box Assemblages
Audra Kohout’s box
assemblages explore the complexities of identity and duality of the
self. Kohout uses her provocative imagery of characters, portraying them
in an intricately theatrical manner.
Heriard-Cimino Gallery
440 Julia St.
504.525.7300
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