Join us for an afternoon with photographer and writer Jeremiah Ariaz, as he discusses his latest project Louisiana Trail Riders. The stunning photographs capture the tradition of Black Trail Riding Clubs in South Louisiana.
The rides captured through Ariaz's photographs have their roots in Creole culture from the 18th Century and still provide an opportunity for generations of people to gather, celebrate and ride horseback. The photographs Ariaz captured are collected in a beautiful volume that will be available for purchase at the event. Visit www.louisianatrailriders.com for more information about this project and what you can expect to see and hear during the event.
Jeremiah Ariaz received his BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute and MFA from the State University of New York at Buffalo. His artworks explore the West as both a physical space and a terrain for the imagination. His most recently completed project, LOUISIANA TRAIL RIDERS is a bridge between his long-standing interest in the American West and his current home in the South. UL Press released a monograph of the work in 2018. Ariaz is a Professor at Louisiana State University.
Free and open to the public.
2019/11/17 - 2019/11/17
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Food and drinks available for purchase. Pay parking available in lot behind building. Free street parking along Delaware Street and throughout River Market.
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