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As the home of Louisiana's flagship university and capital city of a state teeming with cultural diversity and a rich artistic heritage, Baton Rouge has the potential to be an important artistic crossroads -- the sort ofplace where writers from all over the world come to share their work and engage in lively conversation with a uniquely engaged audience. Since originating in the LSU English Depart
03/01/2016
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…
02/18/2016
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/
02/16/2016
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
02/04/2016
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!
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