Featured Artists

Kristina Kay Robinson

Through the vehicles of conceptual and performance art, I am imagining REPÚBLICA, a free territory (circa 1811) within the borders of the United States, where NEW ORLEANS now stands. MARYAM DE CAPITA is a citizen of the free territory. MARYAM resides in REPUBLICA'S largest settlement, CAPITA-504, where she works as an artist and entertainer. 

Ayo Scott

As a painter, I am exploring color and what it means to multiple audiences and through multiple media.

Cecelia Fernandes

A 6th generation New Orleanian, I co-own Eight One Eight Contemporary Photography Gallery with my husband and artistic collaborator, Jose Fernandes. I am particularly interested in moments of daily resistance and survival; as well as exploring symbols of rule and order; issues of systematic oppression, the subjugation of women and the devaluation of the feminine.  


PRESS

Via NOLA Vie

http://www.vianolavie.org/2018/03/13/artists-in-their-own-words-dr-fari-nzinga/

WWNO

http://wwno.org/post/tricentennial-exhibit-declares-rent-too-damn-high

WYLD-FM

https://wyldfm.iheart.com/featured/sunday-journal-with-hal-clark/content/2018-04-01-dr-fari-nzinga-pamela-davis-noland-chat-about-the-rent-is-too-damn-high/

Daily Commune

https://dailycommune.com/tricentennial/

The Advocate New Orleans

http://www.theadvocate.com/new_orleans/entertainment_life/arts/article_793f2c34-3e8c-11e8-9a0b-37fa77c273b3.html

New Orleans Art Insider

http://www.insidenola.org/2018/04/the-rent-is-too-damn-high-group.html