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George Dureau: New Orleans Artist

Country: United States, Language: English, 79 mins

  • Director: Sergio Andres Lobo-Navia, Jarret Lofstead
  • Producer: Brad Edelman, Jack Fritscher, Sergio Andres Lobo-Navia, Jarret Lofstead

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George Dureau: New Orleans Artist is a compelling documentary that explores the life and work of gay George Dureau, an iconic painter and photographer whose art captured the vibrant, diverse spirit of New Orleans. Known for his evocative portraits of marginalized communities, including Black, disabled, and LGBTQ+ subjects, Dureau's work challenged conventional notions of beauty and celebrated the human form in all its complexity. The film delves into his creative process, his deep connection to the city, and his lasting impact on the art world. Featuring interviews with those who knew him best, George Dureau: New Orleans Artist is a tribute to a visionary whose legacy continues to inspire.


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Cast & Characters

Michael Alago
Donald Dureau
Brad Edelman
John Malta
Al Mims
Arthur Roger
Herndon Spillman