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P.3 Reads presents Mary Ellen Carroll and David Freedman on Thomas Bernhard’s THE LOSER

In conjunction with Prospect.3, the international art biennial that will open in spaces throughout New Orleans next fall, the folks at Prospect have launched a series of literary events in New Orleans Public Library branches, P.3 Reads, that will feature artists from the biennial talking about books that are central to their work. The next … P.3 Reads presents Mary Ellen Carroll and David Freedman on Thomas Bernhard’s THE LOSER

I’m really only interested in the damaged and mishandled: An interview with Bill Cotter

By Christine P. Horn Bill Cotter’s new book, The Parallel Apartments, is a fascinating, harrowing, charming, and mortifying novel that spans decades and tracks a cast of nearly a dozen primary characters through wandering, interwoven escapades in Austin, Texas, where the author has lived and worked as a bookbinder and book dealer since 1997. The … I’m really only interested in the damaged and mishandled: An interview with Bill Cotter

Susan Choi reads at Tulane March 17

Photo by Adena Stevens Author Susan Choi, the current Zale-Kimmerling Writer in Residence at Tulane University, will give a reading and sit for an interview with local author Zachary Lazar at 7 p.m. on Monday, March 17, at the Woldenberg Art Center on Tulane’s campus. Choi is the author of four books, most recently My … Susan Choi reads at Tulane March 17

The One That Got Away

By Michael Jeffrey Lee There’s a story making the rounds on the world wide web right now, and it’s about looking for love in the city of New Orleans, a topic of no little interest to me. Just this morning as I lay in bed, trying to take it easy after contracting a throat infection … The One That Got Away

in tandem – City Myth Bygone

Press Street’s Monthly in tandem Series New this year, we’ve begun a screening series in which we ask an artist, filmmaker or cinephile to pair a film screening or multimedia event with the current exhibition at Antenna. This month, Press Street’s Gretchen Faust has conjured a collection of footage from digital archives to complement MRSA’s meandering through mythos. CITY MYTH … in tandem – City Myth Bygone

Gimme that ol’tyme religion

Gimme that ol’ tyme religion- Old Gods // New Gods // No Gods at all features new work by street artist MRSA.  Using large abstract cutouts to shift viewer’s perspectives toward other possible lands and universes, the exhibition will explore ideas about gods and incorporate characters from different mythological stories from around the world. The … Gimme that ol’tyme religion