by | Sep 8, 2020 | Exhibitions
Opening Saturday September 12, 12 pm – 9 pm September 12 – October 4 (Featured image: Michel Varisco, Alert, 25″ x 38″) Good Children Gallery is proud to present These Last Days Of Now: Michel Varisco | Julie Dermansky. Through the lenses of...
by | Mar 11, 2020 | Exhibitions, Jazzfest
Diminishing States: Exhibits For Ecological and Cultural Equity Michel Varisco and The Neighborhood Story Projects From April 2rd-May 3rd 2020, I will be exhibiting with The Neighborhood Story Projects at the Clubhouse at the New Orleans Jazzfest These Last Days of...
by | Oct 8, 2019 | AR artwork, Public Art, Site Specific Installation
The site, is the Hibernia National Bank where, according to John Barry’s book Rising Tide, a handful of powerful business men made the fateful decision in 1927 to blow up the levee downriver in St. Bernard Parish at the expense of the residents there, with...
by | Aug 4, 2019 | Contemporary Art, Environment, Interview, News
Wonderful article by Hope Mills: Some Excerpts from the article: On a breezy Louisiana day, the spinning Tibetan prayer wheels at a corner of the Lafitte Greenway near St John’s Bayou will mesmerize you. The nine-foot-high stainless steel cylinders, etched with...
by | Aug 4, 2019 | Interview, News
Thanks to Erin McNutt and Pamela Reed for the detailed story on my artwork in Canvas Magazine. Excerpts from the article: Michel Varisco lives in a charming little cottage in Faubourg St. John along with her protective chihuahua, Rocket. Her home, as well as the...
