Ceramic, 2025

Found object, silk thread, dried flowers, encaustic wax. 2023

BIO

Jacquie Wynn Kennedy received her BFA in Enamel from the Cleveland Institute of Art in 2012. Her practice is multi-disciplinary and includes printmaking, painting, metalsmithing, assemblage and installation work. Jacquie lives and works in New Orleans, Louisiana and has participated in exhibitions both locally and nationally.

Oil on Glazed Porcelain., 2023

BIO

A native of Antlers, Oklahoma, Rachel has lived and taught in the New Orleans area since 2005. She has participated in exhibitions in New Orleans, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Florida, Texas, Oklahoma, and Austria. In 2009, Rachel was invited to mount an exhibition at the New Orleans Museum of Art. Her work is part of that museum’s permanent collection, and other other private collections. Her work has been reviewed in national publications, including Artforum, Art Papers, the New Orleans Art Review, and Time Out Chicago. In 2008, she was a part of the group that co-founded The Front gallery in New Orleans.

Relief Print on Paper, 2024

BIOS

Anthony DelRosario, a.k.a anthonyturducken, is a cultural documentarian from the South. Born in Memphis and bloomed in New Orleans, he uses photography, printmaking, and digital design to capture and interpret the culture hidden in everyday life. Christopher Kirsch is an accomplished printmaker, papier-mâché sculptor, painter and photographer born and raised in New Orleans, LA. His love for the history, cultural traditions and beauty of his native Louisiana is evident in his career as an artist, which began as a self-taught painter and eventually evolved into his true calling, printmaking. 

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Acrylic and Graphite on Yupo., 2021

BIO

Frahn Koerner, a New Orleans native, creates artwork rooted in resilience and contemporary issues. She holds a BFA from Tulane University and an MFA from the University of New Orleans, where each time she majored in painting and minored in photography. She has taught at both universities.

Initially inspired by personal experiences, she came to realize that her conceptual themes were deeply embedded in the cultural Zeitgeist—ecological crises, women’s rights, spirituality and political unrest.

Primarily a painter, Koerner incorporates photography and digital media to expand her visual language. Her work is in the permanent collections of the Newcomb Art Museum, the Historic New Orleans Collection, and the Arts Council of New Orleans. She has exhibited nationally and internationally, including the Ogden Museum, Contemporary Arts Center, and 3 Prospect Satellite Triennials. She was awarded and participated in residencies at the Santa Fe Art Institute and Louisiana ArtWorks.

View her portfolio at www.frahnkoerner.com.

Acrylic on canvas., 2025