We’re excited to share with you the twenty-eighth week of portraits recently published on Nola.com, including Lin Emery, George Porter Jr., Archbishop Antoine Blanc, Anne Milling, C.C. Dejoie Sr., and Robert “Sonny” Vaucresson. Lin Emery, by Alexandra Kilburn “Sculpture is living, it’s vital, it’s changeable. Even when you walk around it, it can be something different. Drawing is… Read more »
Reflective. Evocative. Transformative.
We’re excited to share with you the twenty-eighth week of portraits recently published on Nola.com, including Earl King, Joseph Merrick Jones, Alfred Sunseri, Dr. Norman McSwain, Deb Cotton, and Roy Alciatore. Earl King, by Gabriel Flores “‘Come On’ might be the one that people know, but I wish the world would hear more of his songs…. Read more »
We’re excited to share with you the twenty-seventh week of portraits recently published on Nola.com, including Irma Thomas, Joe Yenni, Sandra Dartus, Frances Joseph-Gaudet, Etienne de Bore, and Willie Mae Seaton. Irma Thomas, by Jeff Morgan “Her voice … just envelops you. It’s like putting a warm blanket on when you hear Irma sing.” — Scott Billington,… Read more »
“My artwork reflects New Orleans’ rich heritage of African and Caribbean cultures.” – Kevin Elder
True. Vibrant. Perceptive.
We’re excited to share with you the twenty-sixth week of portraits recently published on Nola.com, including Tony Chachere, Eddie Baquet Sr., Michael White, Lil Wayne, Eve Butterworth Dibert, and Archbishop Joseph Rummel. Tony Chachere, by Gabriel Flores “”When I went hunting and fishing, I brought my pots and pans with me, and my spices — salt,… Read more »
We’re excited to share with you the twenty-fifth week of portraits recently published on Nola.com, including Vernon Winslow, Al Mims Jr., Sandra and Allan Jaffe, Sophie B. Wright, Danny Barker, and Suzanne Douvillier. Vernon Winslow, by Jeremy Paten “It was like the Berlin Wall. He broke down the walls.” — legendary New Orleans recording engineer… Read more »
“The front porch to me, is synonymous with connection. And really… is there anything more crucial for mankind than openness and connection?” – Danielle Shubert
We’re excited to share with you the twenty-fourth week of portraits recently published on Nola.com, including Sam Zemurray, King Oliver, Al “Carnival Time” Johnson, Ruthie Frierson, Eleanor McMain, and Kid Ory. A Portrait of Sam Zemurray, Maddie Stratton “It has been my pleasure to have known Sam Zemurray for many, many years, and I can… Read more »
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