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Source: Associated Press
Prospect.1 New Orleans curator Dan Cameron is bullish about the effects of the recently launched biennial:
“These shows are very successful, sometimes incredibly successful,” said Dan Cameron, the founder and curator of Prospect.1. “We think we’ll have about 100,000 people visit the show in the three months it’s here.”
Sounds like a very interesting show. Anybody been out to see the exhibits?
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Yes, I have, and the work is amazing! More people need to get out and about and see not only the Biennial works, but the satellite exhibitions as well, especially the ones from KK Projects in St Roch and the Colton School works.
Posted by: liprap | November 14, 2008 05:22 AM