| No Poetry at the Mall |
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- Herpreet Singh |
| "The mall is not a public space.” It was two Christmases ago in 2006, but this is the proclamation Taylor James remembers the mall security guard making before she used her camer |
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| Welcome Home Jazz |
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- Anna Hirsch |
| Last month I stepped into the M Bar off Third and Laurel on a Thursday night and momentarily lost track of where I was. I found myself suddenly trying to catch up to a startling f |
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| Tighten Up |
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- Steve Babcock |
| "Tighten up! You gotta tighten up over there.” Charles Barbier doesn’t like lines to blur in his paintings. He likes thick, quick layers and warm colors, but he is a figure artist |
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| This Place Will Be Rocking |
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- William G. Osborne |
| Artists and aficionados can be notoriously myopic while elected town officials, by the nature of the job, tend toward a more all-encompassing vision. This is not to suggest civic |
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| The Art of Being Baton Rouge |
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- Dave Carner |
| Walter Anderson, born in New Orleans, and who lived most of his life on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, is often mistaken for a doddering folk artist: somewhat of a mad, anti-social, s |
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