Exhibitions
Curator (at the time) Jerry Dixon
I think the buildings have been destroyed by Katrina.
Exhibited there in 2004. Jerry and his Gallery were a pillar of the Art community. He sold to different folks later.
Curator- Teresa Miller
This was an interesting little shop(they had an opossum family living under the floor and they fed them!:) ), I met the curator at a fair when she was selling candles. I bought some because I could smell them from across the field. We talked, and I showed them my portolio and I exhibited there until they notified me they were going to close in September.
I remember the lady that worked there called me and asked me to pick everything up by Aug 31, and I was going to go the weekend before (27 and 28), but decided to do it a week earlier. I am glad I did as we were too busy the next weekend! I am not sure how the building did, but I know it was close to the Bay . The curator lost her house and candlemaking shop. When we didn't have lights for a week after the storm, I used the candles I had bought at the fair for light at night. Update- was flooded all the way through, but still standing.
Curator Robert Lambert
This was a promising place that closed before its' true potential was fulfilled. After a while they started selling coffee and pastries. It was a fun place, and I'm not sure what happened to the building, but I am pretty sure it's gone because Pass Christian got hit very hard and it was close to the beach. Update- completely destroyed--gone.
