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Natori Green

09/16/16

Natori Green is a featured artist in Refractional Presence, a group exhibition at Antenna Gallery in New Orleans. The show opened September 10th and runs through October 2nd. Antenna is a New Orleans-based non-profit organization committed to being a vital participant in the life of the city by creating and supporting artist- and writer-driven programs. Natori's work is also being hosted at Roux Carré in New Orleans on Sunday, September 25, 2016 from 1-3pm.Roux Carré is an accelerator for emerging food‐preneurs and a showcase for up-and-coming performing and visual artists. A project of Good Work Network.

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Natori Green

04/19/16

BLUSH

Natori Green is participating in the group exhibition BLUSH at the Second Story Art Gallery located on the 2nd floor of The New Orleans Healing Center from May 14-June 5. The opening reception is on May 14 at 6pm. The Center's purpose is to simultaneously help, heal, and empower individuals and surrounding neighborhoods at the economic, social, environmental, physical/mental, and spiritual levels.

Natori has also been an intern at The Front gallery, an artist-run collective and not-for-profit gallery in New Orleans and her work will be featured at their annual fundraiser in May.

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Jo Rosenthal

12/04/15

Jo Rosenthal is a member of the New York art collective 8-Ball. Her fifth zine ODE TO THOSE I'VE KISSED was selected to be part of the beloved subway Newsstand exhibit which has recently moved to the New Photographer exhibit at MOMA.

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