Omar Casimire

Omar Casimire – Guardian of Memory and Hope

Meet Omar Casimire, a figure of distinct elegance and purpose, known for his unique purple linen suit and a mission of critical importance. Through the Katrina National Memorial Park Charitable Foundation and as Director of the Katrina National Memorial Museum in New Orleans, Casimire is dedicated to ensuring that the world never forgets the devastating impact of Hurricane Katrina.
Terrance Osborne

Terrance Osborne – There’s No Place Like Home

“Art is the footprint of where the mind has travelled.” A quote above the entrance of Terrance Osborne’s gallery on Magazine Street, New Orleans. Expressionist of New Orleans: Terrence Osborne’s fierce and ...
Adam Davies

Adam Davies – The story of one survivor

For many New Orleans residents, 29th August is the painful anniversary of an event which claimed many lives and shattered even more. On 23rd August 2005, Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans with devastating force...
Hurricane

How many times does once in a Lifetime come?

The mighty Cajun Navy appeared in all their glory, towing their powerboats from Lafayette and other points in Acadia down the highways leading to Houston and other towns vulnerable to the caprices of wholesale ...