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Levees falling, and water overflowing from Lake Pontchartrain into the streets of New Orleans.

The author Natasha Trethewey posing for a headshot. Wearing a grey coat.

The cover of A.D. New Orleans: After the Deluge shows a quiet, flooded street in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. The colors are soft and a bit faded. The houses in the background are half underwater, broken and leaning. Floating in the water are…

A photograph of Spike Lee attending a formal event.

A youtube video of Natasha Trethewey reading an excerpt from her book Beyond Katrina. The reading is hosted by Emory University.

Haley Barbour's experience leading as the Governor of Mississippi during Hurricane Katrina. The book examines the hurricane as well as the leadership lessons that Barbour learned from the experience.

The cover depicts a torn American flag against…

This exhibition uses custom LED lights in a semi-dark room that forms an x and a circle. The room is foggy, which makes the light seem like a celestial setting.

This installation uses a projector in a dark room, and the artist uses a fog machine to create a dreamy or heavenly setting.

This piece uses Neon lights that create the illusion of a dismantled weapon. This piece also uses recycled material to help create the shape.

This piece uses neon lights, the artist used a world globe, wire, and a flag.