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Gentilly Fest 2009 Saturday & Sunday!!!
Saturday – 11:00am to 7:00pm & Sunday – 12:00pm to 6:00pm
(Corner of Press and Prentiss Drives)
Performances By
Irma ThomasChocolate MilkRebirth Brass BandPhilip Manuel & Leah Chase
Charmaine NevilleBig Chief Bo DollisThe Wild MagnoliasU4riaFreddie Omar
Con Su BandaBleu OrleansThe Wise GuysDelfeayo Marsalis Jazz Quintet
Gospel Line-up
Holy Cross Lutheran ChurchChurch At New OrleansZion Harmonizers Men of Bethany South
St. Raymond/St. Leo ChurchesBethany Methodist ChurchWatson Memorial Church
Edgewater Baptist Church St. Peter Claver Catholic ChurchBethal Lutheran Church
Delicious Food Booths
Café RomaLil Dizzy’sVaucresson’s SausageSweet LorrainesMerlin’sJuanita’s
Loretta’s PralinesSweet Potato CaféT.J. GourmetPraline Connection
C & J CateringMame’sCanseco’sCatering ConnectionOriginal N.O. Po-BoysPalmer’s
CuisineBoy Scout Troop #35Holy Cross LutheranSmoothie King#4Teen Challenge
Greater Gentilly High School (Grilled Corn) @ the Kids’ Tent
Kids’ Activities
Pony RidesShoney’s Mascot with ColoringFace Painting
Home Depot CraftsStorytelling by Adella AdellaChildren’s Museum Bubbles
Fire TruckLongue Vue Gardens Sachet NecklacesCycle of Water Activity by T.R.E.E.
Kids’ Stage: Tione Johnson, Uptown Music Theatre and Kids’ Music Class
Arts & Crafts Booths
Proceeds Will Benefit Our “First Responders”
The New Orleans Police - Fire - EmergencyMedical Services
VOLUNTEERS ARE WELCOMED!
Email: decuirrobert@yahoo.com
New Orleans artist wants you to stop and look
Step right in, take a seat. Don't bother shutting the door -- there is none. "Open House, " the eye-catching roadside sculpture by artist/architect Susan Neely, opens with a reception today from 4 to 6 p.m., and it's an artwork that's meant to be explored.
From Times Picayune by Doug MacCash
Full Story
From Times Picayune by Doug MacCash
Full Story
“Open House” Unveiling
WHO: Susan Neely
WHAT: “Open House” Unveiling
WHEN: Saturday Sept 12th, 4:00 pm
WHERE: 2761 Dreux, Gentilly LA
- free refreshments provided compliments of AORTA Projects -
AORTA Projects is pleased to announce the unveiling of Open House, architect Susan Neely’s aesthetic intervention with her Gentilly neighborhood. Ms. Neely writes, “Open House is an installation conceived with the intention of reminding us of the past, celebrating the present and provoking discussion about the future. Equal parts architecture, art and design, the work sits on the slab of a home that was flooded and later demolished by the Army Corps of Engineers. One can see where walls stood, and it’s fairly easy to imagine how each space was occupied. In its current state, 25 functional pieces of furniture fill the rooms. Each piece was designed and built specifically for Open House and visitors are encouraged to take a seat, hang out, and imagine the best way to move forward. In keeping with AORTA Projects’ long-standing commitment to the Gentilly Gardens community, Open House can contribute to the growing sense of optimism in the neighborhood. As more people return, it seems reasonable to expect a common urge to gather and meet one another in a gracious, safe and clean environment. To that end, Open House will be maintained as a free interactive exhibit for two months.”
Please join us Saturday Sept 12th at 4:00p to celebrate “Open House” and the continued progress of its surrounding community. Please visit our website or contact us for further information.
Elizabeth Underwood, Director + http://aortaprojects.blogspot.com
AORTA Projects is an on-going community-based grass-roots art project. Believing the creative process to be a powerful tool for affecting social change and healing from trauma, the core mission of AORTA Projects is to support citizens living in post-disaster environments in their efforts toward renewal. In the process we participate in the dialog concerning the conceptual and social potential of contemporary art.
WHAT: “Open House” Unveiling
WHEN: Saturday Sept 12th, 4:00 pm
WHERE: 2761 Dreux, Gentilly LA
- free refreshments provided compliments of AORTA Projects -
AORTA Projects is pleased to announce the unveiling of Open House, architect Susan Neely’s aesthetic intervention with her Gentilly neighborhood. Ms. Neely writes, “Open House is an installation conceived with the intention of reminding us of the past, celebrating the present and provoking discussion about the future. Equal parts architecture, art and design, the work sits on the slab of a home that was flooded and later demolished by the Army Corps of Engineers. One can see where walls stood, and it’s fairly easy to imagine how each space was occupied. In its current state, 25 functional pieces of furniture fill the rooms. Each piece was designed and built specifically for Open House and visitors are encouraged to take a seat, hang out, and imagine the best way to move forward. In keeping with AORTA Projects’ long-standing commitment to the Gentilly Gardens community, Open House can contribute to the growing sense of optimism in the neighborhood. As more people return, it seems reasonable to expect a common urge to gather and meet one another in a gracious, safe and clean environment. To that end, Open House will be maintained as a free interactive exhibit for two months.”
Please join us Saturday Sept 12th at 4:00p to celebrate “Open House” and the continued progress of its surrounding community. Please visit our website or contact us for further information.
Elizabeth Underwood, Director + http://aortaprojects.blogspot.com
AORTA Projects is an on-going community-based grass-roots art project. Believing the creative process to be a powerful tool for affecting social change and healing from trauma, the core mission of AORTA Projects is to support citizens living in post-disaster environments in their efforts toward renewal. In the process we participate in the dialog concerning the conceptual and social potential of contemporary art.