Photographers Chandra McCormick and Keith Calhoun grew up in the Lower 9th Ward, went to school there, married there, established their international careers there and stayed there, even after their
Loyola University New Orleans hosts special screening of long-lost documentary about famed Mardi Gras Indian Chief Allison “Tootie” Montana The School of Communication and Design is honored to present a documentary lost since Hurricane Katrina showcasing the life and artistry of the late Allison “Tootie” Montana, who led the Yellow Pocahontas Black Masking Indians as its big chief for 50 years
NEW ORLEANS (press release) – The School of Communication and Design is honored to present a documentary lost since Hurricane Katrina showcasing the life and
In 2017, the bronze statue of Confederate president Jefferson Davis, which symbolized the history of slavery, segregation and racism in the South, was craned from its perch in Mid-City and