With the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katina approaching on Aug. 29 and tropical weather roving the Atlantic, it’s inevitable that our minds turn to the annual threat to our vulnerable region and its unique culture.
Those searching for places to commune with the emotions of the moment might consider the several art exhibits available in New Orleans, as well as regional galleries and museums that address the memory of the catastrophic 2005 storm and flood.
This City Holds Us — Twenty Years After Hurricane Katrina
A group exhibit of works by gallery artists
Ferrara Showman Gallery, 400A Julia St.
Now on view, through Sept. 13