Living away from Louisiana for most of the year has really made me appreciate the things that I once took for granted about my home state. Today I’m putting the finishing touches on my Mardi Gras day costume (still deciding on a color for it), made from paper “flowers” from my installation at the Voodoo Ballerina Kingcake Soiree. I feel so lucky to live in such a magical place, where its perfectly normal to spend hours working on a grand costume for a Tuesday morning in New Orleans.
No Toxic Towns
Our goal is to make Louisiana a safer, healthier place to live.
We hold industries accountable for their environmental damages.
We demand responsible governmental policies to protect our communities from toxic industry practices.
Big Gas attacks Gasland
Shame on them.
This is not surprising really, considering what the Oil and Gas Industries have done/are doing to those who speak out against them down here in Louisiana…
AN OPEN LETTER TO JOURNALISTS FROM GASLAND DIRECTOR JOSH FOX IN RESPONSE TO ATTACKS BY GAS INDUSTRY
Affirming Gasland: A de-debunking document in response to specious and misleading gas industry claims against the film.
Bluebird at Freret Market
swamp nest
wearable art & vintage clothes
back to “reality”
After nearly 7 months at our retreat in the Giant Sequoia National Monument, me, my husband and our 8 month old son are packing up and heading back to the humid swamps of our beloved South Louisiana. I’m looking forward to spending time with family and friends there; while working on a new stereoscopic 3D film project.
ghost fuel
techni-color carnival
Re-visiting a series: Idealized/colorized imagery from photographs* of Carnival in New Orleans during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
*mostly by Cornelius E. Durkee
crown heights film festival
Bluebird in Brooklyn….
screening “Visions of Atlantis”
Thursday October 7th- Saturday October 9th
Breukelen Vintage Pop-Up Shop
@Breukelen Coffee House
Artist films, continuous loop
4:00 – 8:00 pm
764A Franklin Ave
Brooklyn NY 11238






















