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The Saratoga collection / text by Adam Falik ; photography by Mark Glaviano.

Fine Arts Library N6535.N48 F35 2025
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Falik, Adam, author.
Contributor:
Glaviano, Mark, photographer.
Smith, Terrence (Terrence Sanders-Smith), curator.
Alexandria Museum of Art (Alexandria, La.), host institution.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Art, American--Louisiana--New Orleans--21st century--Exhibitions.
Art, American.
Minority artists--Louisiana--New Orleans--Exhibitions.
Minority artists.
Alexandria Museum of Art (Alexandria, La.).
Louisiana--New Orleans.
Genre:
exhibition catalogs.
catalogs (documents)
Catalogs.
Exhibition catalogs.
Physical Description:
110 pages : color illustrations ; 29 cm
illustration
polychrome
Other Title:
Emerge : the Saratoga collection
Place of Publication:
[New Orleans] : Artvoices Books, [2025]
Summary:
In recognition of the 20th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina we are releasing the Saratoga Collection book featuring 41 emerging and mid-career artists mostly of color who decided to live and work in New Orleans post Hurricane Katrina. The book's release will coincide with the upcoming exhibition in November 2025 at the Alexandria Museum of Art in which the Saratoga Collection is in its permanent collection. The Saratoga Collection documents and further validates the burgeoning contemporary art scene developing in the New Orleans St. Claude and Bywater arts districts, but more importantly, artists from marginalized and underrepresented communities of color, LGBTQ and mature who have decided to live and work in New Orleans post Hurricane Katrina. The Saratoga Collection features notable artists: Katrina Andry, Keith Duncan, Robert Tannen, Bruce Davenport Jr, Rebecca Rebouche and Alex Podesta to name a few. The artists in this collection are relevant, coherent and offer a peek into the world of the new New Orleans contemporary art movement.--Provided by publisher.
Notes:
Place of publication from publisher's webpage.
ISBN:
9798991223416
OCLC:
1452503457

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