Moxy Studios > Past Exhibit
Michael Guidry
Louisiana in the Studio
This final Gallery exhibit will run
through February 2007
The subject of these paintings are simple
and familiar Louisiana objects arranged and presented for
observation. Banana branches and marsh grasses are arranged in
the studio and then painted honestly and directly with a
careful but painterly hand.
Timothy Weekly
New Monotypes on Paper
Opening Reception Saturday
January 6th, 6 - 9 p.m.
This is a show of pathways into the lives
of New Orleanians that have endured one of life's changing
events. Many have risen above the waters and have become the
vibrant color that we all see on the houses and doorways that
are the architectural foundations surrounding us. Those who
have returned, bringing
with them the faith and love that leads us
over new thresholds, carry on the colors that we draw a soulful
energy from. . . keeping this New Orleans a colorful candy shop
for all.
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2005
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David D’Agostino
Exhibit on view through December 30
D'Agostino’s work can power down
with almost troubling ease to behave as deadpan décor.
Full of juxtapositions, the paintings are the result of quick
photography sessions in the New Orleans area and Ninth Ward,
drawings of weeds taking over abandoned structures, and a
metaphorical desire for healing. The paintings, presented as
triptychs and polyptychs, murmur the extreme echoes of chaos
and order, and each extreme hangs upon the existence of its
other.
Cara Ober
Exhibit on view through December 30
“Cara references stencils, the
patterns of wallpaper and fabrics, tattoos, and illustrations
from childhood books. At times, she also allows words to creep
into her compositions. Like chipped and fading walls that have
begun to reveal overlapping and embedded fragments from years
of human efforts at decoration and expression, Ober’s
paintings ask viewers to make sense of out-of-place scraps of
imagery emerging against worn but still richly colored
surfaces.”
- Kristen Hileman, Assistant Curator,
Hirshhorn Museum
September 2006
Mia Kaplan
Night & Day
MOXY Studios celebrated its one year
anniversary on July 15, 2006 with live music from Linnzi
Zaorski, great food from Vega Tapas, wine
from Dorignac’s and the opening of our summer group exhibit of
painting, sculpture and photography
Click image to the left to view all the
pieces in the show.
GéZa Brunow
Ghosts, Oracles and the Beauty of Decay
oil and mixed media
Recent works by local artist Géza
Brunow that are heavily layered with mythology, symbolism and
hints of New Orleans. These pieces are infused with hope and
life.
Click image to the left to view all the
pieces in the show.
Acrylic and graphite on canvas
Post Katrina reflections on New Orleans by
an artist who just completed 5 months of volunteer work in the
Ninth Ward.
Shannon and MOXY will each make a donation
to Emergency Communities operating in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana
for each painting sold.
April 2006 - Sister Mary Jacque Benner, RSM
Black Hole Series
Transformations
Joan Cox
Crescent City Series
Timothy Weekly
On the Bayou
3811 Magazine Street • New
Orleans, Louisiana 70115 • 504.309.2516 •
mare@moxystudios.com
Located in Uptown New Orleans on historic
Magazine Street between Louisiana and Napoleon Avenues.
Approximately 3 miles towards Audubon Park from Downtown.
© MOXY Studios, LLC 2005
