Fiddlin' Bill Hensley, mountain fiddler, Asheville, North Carolina (LOC)
Originally uploaded by The Library of Congress
A celebration of the human spirit during the Great Depression.
Thursday, October 15 through Thursday, December 10
Presented by Centenary College.
A celebration of the human spirit during the Great Depression. Featuring original visual and literary artworks created in response to statements made by people who lived during the Depression.
Depression-era photographs and artifacts are also included.
Exhibit Location: Magale Library on Centenary College Campus. Thursday, October 15 through Thursday, December 10 Presented by Centenary College. A celebration of the human spirit during the Great Depression. Featuring original visual and literary artworks created in response to statements made by people who lived during the Depression. Depression-era photographs and artifacts are also included. Exhibit Location: Magale Library on Centenary College Campus. For an interactive map click here.
For library hours, click here.
Triumph Over Tragedy: The Great Depression & New Deal Era in North Louisiana is the inaugural collaboration of the EYE-20 CREATIVE CORRIDOR, a unified effort to provide a long-term Regional Cultural Economy Initiative among Interstate-20 communities ensuring access to the highest quality programs and services offered by artists and arts organizations in North Louisiana.
The first group effort commemorates the 80th Anniversary of the Great Depression and New Deal Era in North Louisiana from October, 2009 to the Spring of 2010. For a list of events and to learn more about Triumph Over Tragedy go to www.shreveportbossierfunguide.com.
Support for Harbingers of Hope in Hard Times provided by the Shreveport Regional Arts Council and Centenary College.
For more info:
Dr. Lucienne Simon, project director
318.868.6188 Lucienne.Simon@comcast.net
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