Department of Defense
I had the unique experience of attending Department of Defense schools almost my whole life. Read more...
All City, all the time
"I don't remember high school being like this," I said to the young woman sitting next to me. Read more...
I don't know, go ask your mother
"What she lacks in talent she makes up for with enthusiasm." Read more...
Einstein was a Cubist
In Leonard Shlain's book, Art & Physics, he proposes that many of the great insights in physics have been preceded by the artistic expression of those same ideas. Read more...
Luchadores of the Cultural Crusades Unite
I have to confess something that's been bothering me for a couple of weeks now. Read more...
How the Asian palm civet brought back the art house
In the strange and distant world of Baton Rouge in the early 1990s Peter Excho, a native of Buffalo, N.Y., opened a 24-hour coffee shop called InsomkneeAck Art House. Read more...
Pro-vagina art takes a stance
Vagina art. I don't know if I need spend my remaining 298 words writing anything other than the location, time and price: International Cultural Center, 7 p.m. March 13, five dollars. Read more...
March Madness
If you haven't invested in something culturally valuable by the end of this week, your excuse better be pretty good. Read more...
The Gallery's back
Baton Rouge Gallery is back. Read more...
Spontaneous art
My grandma Irene went on a cruise a few years ago and one of the most impressionable things about the trip, outside of the Pacific coastline and all-you-can-eat seafood buffet, was that the bath towels in her suite were folded into delicate, white, cotton-polyester blend swans. Read more...