Showing posts with label Dunkin Donuts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dunkin Donuts. Show all posts

Saturday, July 4, 2015

Up! Up & Away! Lydia's 1st Purle Moon to close July 6th,2015

The Lydia's 1st Purple Moon exhibition will close as of July 6th.  Opening August 1 is "Changed Waters: Thrown Rocks, Building Castles".

I absolutely enjoyed working with the artists in both Phase One and Phase Two of Lydia's 1st Purple Moon.  It is always a challenge not unfamiliar to most artists to get their work out there to be viewed.  The purpose in Rhythm & Hues @ 1501 has been from a standpoint of caring. To give both new, emerging and yes even established, seasoned working artists an opportunity a window a moment to express themselves.

I was not expecting when I proposed to HRI Properties back in Nov 2014 to set up some art for a few weeks while waiting their new tenants Dunkin' Donuts to come in to open up that 8 months later we would still be here!  Many thanks you are issue routinely to both companies as we happily accomodate.  It has been a win-win for all parties.

We operate with zero operational money outside of my ability and skill to find a way out of no way!  No I do not get paid for this, I am purely volunteering.  There have been moments when I had planned to close down because as with anything there will always be detractors; ones who play armchair quarterbacks or resent the fact you put it all out there.

My intentions were for my fellow senior neighbors to have something lovely to look at as they came off the elevators and for the pedastrian traffic as well as the tourist riding our streetcars when they see this historic building and its seasoned tenants they have a sight to behold!

I plan to do as such with the upcoming "Changed Waters:Thrown Rocks, Building Castles" opening August 1-Sept 7th.

































































Tuesday, February 3, 2015

Standing in the Shadows (no more) exhibition at Ashe Cultural Art Center March 6,2015




Works in progress for the upcoming Standing in the Shadows (no more) quilting exhibition opening during Women History Month and running through April.  This is simply a teaser of the phenomenal work coming out of the quilting workshops by the same name.

This lovely work is designed and created by Karel Sloane-Boekbinder and is a work in progress.  You'll have to see it in completion at the exhibit opening March 6,2015 on Oretha Castle Haley Bl in Center City.


For futher info you can contact curator Karel Sloane-Boekbinder at Ashe: 504-589-9070 or www.ashe-cac.org.

You can also contact the curator/workshops facilitator, Jacquelyn Hughes Mooney ar rhythmnhues@gmail.com or via this blog.

There will be a second exhibition entitled "Lydia's Purple Cloth" coinciding at Galerie 1501 opening March 10th-May 10th.  The pop up gallery is located at 1501 Canal Street downtown New Orleans.


Information to follow.








































































Monday, January 5, 2015

Hot Diggity Dog! Seasoned en Vieux extended!

#nomadtheory #music  #arts #nolamusic
Nomad Theory, New Orleans
 
Wonderful news!The exhibition will be extended to January 27th, all thanks to the Dunkin Donuts franchise owners! 

Secondly, we will have the smooth jazz sounds of Nomad Theory performing to round out the event.  The date will be announced shortly.

Saturday, December 6, 2014

Seasoned en Vieux~ I've Been Framed at the Galerie 1501 !

"1920 Downtown New Orleans"~Michele Lambert, artist www.michelelambertartist.com
 
 
1501 Canal Street, former Texaco Corporate Headquarters. Now a senior loft apartments.
 
 
 
1501 Gallery, a temporary space until we welcome Dunkin Donuts!
Vieux Carre Home~ Jeff  Todd, artist

 
Cocoon I~ Wire & Metal Sculptures
www.silkrivermetals.com


 
Silk Metal Rivers, artist

 
Mr. Armstrong~ Sheila Pipps, artist 16x20

 
Just Look at Her Playin' Her Clarinet!
Doreen, The Clarinett Queen~ Sheila Pipps, artist 16x20 acyrlics
 
 
 "Spirited" 24x24~Saundra Dymond, artist
 
 
 
"It's a Mardi Gras World"~ Saundra Dymond 24x24
 
 

 Gailene St, Amand, artist
 
 Jeff Todd, Bluesman for Old Dog Records


 
 "White Phoenix Duster"~Alfred Tumblin & Beesigye Ogden, designers
 

 
 
 
 
Featuring (l. to r)  "Spirited" & "Its a Mardi Gras World" by Saundra Dymond,  "Crimson Chief" , "Indian Decrie" & Big Chief Ascension" by Allan B. Smith (Mardi Gras Indians)
www.reimentsofpowers.com
 
 
 
 
 
"Tromborne Shorty:Jazzy City"~ Ransom McCormick.  Prepping & mapping...
 
 

"Blues Woman Bessie Smith"~Ann Cooper, artist

Silk Rivers Metals ~Placing wire & metal sculptures in space