Studio 527 @ Art 4 Arts's Sake

Bob Tannen's Studio 527, a project of Creative Industry, is a big warehouse on Julia Street, right across from Gallery Bienvenue. Bob is working it, with the N.E.W.S. installation right down the street at Lee Circle, a new line of Mignon Faget jewelry designed by him based on the shotgun house, last month's Ogden show, as well as the Colton School project that his wife Jeanne Nathan is spearheading. Bob spreads the love, inviting artists not represented on Julia Street to show with him. Picture below, artists Jonathan Traviesa, Marcus Brown, and Kevin O'Keefe. Louisiana Artworks administrator Joy Glidden stopped in and artists Julie Pieri and Chris Saucedo goof off with Bob.

Art Voices magazine

Artist and gallery owner Terrance Sanders came out with an ambitious first issue of Art Voices - a full color art rag focusing on New Orleans art with many articles written by local artists. He's looking for ads - see below:

Dear Fellow Artist, the response for the 1st issue was tremendous. I'm doing a second run that will available late next week. Everyone is really supportive and excited about this magazine. I want to offer you my commitment to excellence in the upcoming issues. You have my support for anything you are involved in and need my help getting the word out. My offer: The asking price of the full color/full page is $500 per month. The magazine will continue to grow and so will its readership. I look forward to your response.
March Issue includes:
Paul Chan (Artist)
Joy Glidden (Louisiana Artworks)
Tony Nozero (Newcomer)
Ammar Eloueini (Art in Architecture)
Kano (Fashion Forward)
Dave Brinks (Poetry Connection)
Christopher Porsche West (CornerStone)
and 8 gallery reviews.

NYFA Current: the New Orleans Issue

New York Foundation for the Arts newest issue of it's online magazine Current is all about New Orleans. The issue includes:

- A roundtable with Ron Bechet, Allan Eskew, Courtney Egan, and Joy Glidden on what it means/take to be a NOLA artist/arts administrator in post-K NOLA
- Original artwork created specifically for this issue by Kyle Bravo and Dan Tague
- An essay on contemporary public art by Elizabeth Underwood, the founding Director of NOLA's own "ArtInAction"

You do need to register with the website to view the magazine. It's a short process and worth it!