Seeding The Future
Xavier University of Louisiana Art Gallery, 1 Drexel Dr New Orleans, LA 70125

Open to the Public | Registration required

Seeding The Future expands on P.6 artist Tuan Mami’s Vietnamese Immigrating Garden project and research about Vietnamese immigrant communities across the globe, from Europe and Asia to America. During this community centered activation, Tuan Mami invites the public to gather with elders from New Orleans’ Vietnamese community to share stories and create seed pods as a symbol of hope for people who have been disconnected from their land and culture.

This event is sponsored by the Office of International Education, Xavier University of Louisiana.

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P.6 Catalogue Mixer
Art Conscious, 6601 St Claude Ave, Arabi, LA 70032

Open to the Public | Registration required

Preview the catalogue for Prospect.6: The Future Is Present, The Harbinger Is Home, the sixth iteration of the city-wide art exhibition Prospect. Attendees will get a sneak peek into the P.6 catalogue alongside contributing writers and have the opportunity to pre-order the publication that will be released in April 2025.

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Deborah Jack and the Diaphanous Ensemble
UNO St. Claude Gallery, 2429 Saint Claude Avenue, New Orleans, LA 70117

Open to the Public | Registration required

P.6 Artist Deborah Jack, in partnership with UNO St. Claude Gallery and the Diaphanous Ensemble, invites audiences to contemplate how sound and poetry meld to create our collective memories of home. Jack will lead visitors through an immersive, aural experience of her six-channel video installation accompanied by the experimental, string-forward collective, Diaphanous Ensemble.

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Reverence to the Refugee featuring Christian Việt Ðinh
VIET (Vietnamese Initiatives in Economic Training), 13435 Granville Street, New Orleans, LA 70129

Limited Capacity | Registration required 

P.6 Artist Christian Việt Ðinh, in partnership with VIET, will host an intimate gathering of Vietnamese community leaders in New Orleans East for an evening of storytelling. Enjoy Vietnamese desserts while mingling with the honorees as they trace their journeys from Vietnam to the Gulf South.

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P.6 Artist Brooke Pickett In Conversation with P.6 Co-Artistic Director Miranda Lash
Ogden Museum of Southern Art, 925 Camp Street, New Orleans, LA 70130

Open to the Public | Registration required

P.6 Artist Brooke Pickett will be in conversation with P.6 Co-Artistic Director Miranda Lash about her series of paintings What To Eat, What to Drink, What To Leave for Poison, showing on the 4th floor of the Ogden Museum of Southern Art. The seven paintings included in the exhibition center the performance of female domesticity in the face of ecological disaster. Pulling from traditional on womanhood, domesticity, and the concept that a woman’s work is to make hard things beautiful, tolerable, and digestible, the new work addresses themes of climate change, homemaking, materiality, mourning, and rebuilding.

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P.6 Artistic Directors Talk
Georges Auditorium, Dillard University, 2601 Gentilly Boulevard, New Orleans, LA 70122

Open to the Public | Registration required

Susan Brennan Co-Artistic Directors Miranda Lash and Ebony G. Patterson discuss and reflect on Prospect.6: The Future Is Present, The Harbinger Is Home.

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On Flashing Lights | Sound, Light, and Dance Performance by Brendan Fernandes
Poor Boys Bar, 1328 Saint Bernard Avenue, New Orleans, LA 70116

Free and Open to the Public | Registration encouraged

P.6 Artist Brendan Fernandes will present the US debut of his light and sound installation, On Flashing Lights, originally presented in 2018 as part of Toronto’s Nuit Blanche. DJ Bouffant Bouffant, host of Gimme a Reason, will provide a special set as partygoers dance in the uneasy glow of police lights, signaling the historical tensions between law enforcement and queer, immigrant, and racialized communities.

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Memory and Mythmaking: Filipinx American Histories of St. Malo organized by Stephanie Syjuco

Music Box Village, 4557 North Rampart Street, New Orleans, LA 70117
St. Malo Site, St. Malo Indian Mound St. Bernard, LA 70085

Limited Capacity | Registration required

P.6 Artist Stephanie Syjuco, in partnership with Bayou Barkada and Dr. Randy Gonzales, invites you to a panel and excursion examining Syjuco’s project for P.6 and Filipinx and African descended histories.

Syjuco and multimedia artist Alex Abalos will lead a panel at the Music Box Village. This will be followed by an ancestral walk and Filipinx healing ritual led by members of Bayou Barkada in St. Bernard Parish. The program will culminate in a journey to the St. Malo area.

Boat Trip to St. Malo
The program will culminate in a journey to the St. Malo area. Charter boats will be provided by Captain Jimmy Corley and The Waterfowl Specialist. There is limited capacity for the boat trip to St. Malo and 16 spaces will be provided for participants. There is a $65 fee to participate and lunch/drinks will be provided for $15.

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