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The last event of the season is upon us! Tomorrow, April 10th, 4 pm at the Baton Rouge Gallery with Joe Doss and Deborah Luster. See you there!

Only five more days until our upcoming Readers and Writers event--FREE and open to the community! This weekend, Sunday April 10th, 4pm at the Baton Rouge Gallery, the event will feature playwright Joe Doss and photographer Deborah Luster and a discussion on how art mediates suffering. We look forward to seeing you there!

Just a little over two weeks until our April 10th event! Check out this piece by the Advocate about Deborah Luster:

http://theadvocate.com/news/neworleans/4873925-148/ghost-town

Ghost Town: Photographer Deborah Luster Murder. Victim. Scene. Spirit. Photograph. The unrelenting specter of violence is turned into ethereal art via a distinctive vision by photographer Deborah Luster. Her exhibit, “Tooth for an Eye: A

Check out a review of Joe Doss's play, "Song of a Man Coming Through," in the LaFourche Gazette: http://www.tlgnewspaper.com/play-examines-the-value-of-human-life-and-our-prejudicial-legal-system

Play examines the value of human life and our prejudicial legal system I recently went to see the world premiere production of the play Song of a Man Coming Through by Joe Morris Doss and his son Andrew Doss. Joe Doss is an Episcopal Bishop and a lawyer and his son Andrew is an attorney and studying theology at Yale University. The play is based on the true Louisiana s…

Upcoming Readers & Writers guest Deborah Luster was featured on NPR, discussing her work with prison photography. Check it out here: http://www.npr.org/2010/06/30/128212442/after-mothers-murder-artist-photographs-prisoners. Then join us on April 10th (4 p.m. at the Baton Rouge Gallery) to hear more about how art can mediate suffering.

After Mother's Murder, Artist Photographs Prisoners On April 1, 1988, Deborah Luster's mother was murdered in her bed by a contract killer who came in through her kitchen window, walked down her hall and shot her five times in the head. Luster, who was 37 at the time of the murder, says she was able to "dig out" of the "mess" she found herself in by…

Coming soon to Readers & Writers: playwright Joe Doss! (Apr. 10, 4pm, at the Baton Rouge Gallery) Check out this interview in South Writ Large: http://southwritlarge.com/bios/joe-morris-doss/

Joe Morris Doss | South Writ Large

Deborah Luster will be discussing her powerful photography and the theme of how art mediates suffering on April 10 at 4 p.m. at the Baton Rouge Gallery. See some of her work here: http://deborahluster.com/one_big_self #1

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Happy Mardi Gras! For a taste of our upcoming event (Apr. 10th, 4 p.m. ), take a look at photographer Deborah Luster's homepage: http://deborahluster.com/

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Just a little over two months until our next event, so mark your calendars! We'll be discussing how art mediates suffering with Joe Doss and Deborah Luster at the Baton Rouge Gallery Apr. 10 at 4 p.m. See http://www.lsureadersandwriters.com/ for more details, and stay tuned for sneak peeks about our visiting artists!

Readers and Writers

Join us tomorrow for a discussion with Jericho Brown, co-hosted by the New Delta Review. 4:00 p.m. at the Baton Rouge Gallery (1515 Dalrymple Drive).

The countdown is on! Four days until our discussion with poet Jericho Brown, co-hosted by the New Delta Review at the Baton Rouge Gallery, 4.pm, on Sunday Nov. 8. Admission is free and open to the public!