Lynda Frese’s haunting photo collages of the Shadows-on-the-Teche Plantation in New Iberia call to mind William Faulkner’s memorable line in his 1950 book, Requiem for a Nun – “The past is never dead. It’s not even past.”
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It’s difficult to imagine such a thing, but we may be witnessing a revival of the 1950s. Anyone who lived through those years will wonder how or why this is possible, but those who are too young to have been…
A retired geologist in Baton Rouge, artist Charles G. Smith paints nature.
Beth James and Dave Malone’s Prairieville home lends itself to creativity and peacefulness.
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University of Louisiana at Lafayette’s composer in residence
