Rex's art, and what ReX is doing for NOLA, is courageous and one could say avant garde even. Of course, I love the color purple as well so that bonds us. ReX's commitment to art is astonishing and yet not "artsy" in the "snob" sense that one often finds in the arts community. The art is often bohemian, refreshingly so;… Read more

Rex's art, and what ReX is doing for NOLA, is courageous and one could say avant garde even. Of course, I love the color purple as well so that bonds us. ReX's commitment to art is astonishing and yet not "artsy" in the "snob" sense that one often finds in the arts community. The art is often bohemian, refreshingly so; it is the art of the people and for the people, not necessarily "just for those" who have degrees in the fine arts. Often abstract or whimsical, but then, I follow the white rabbit also down the rabbit hole, and the adventure, to those who chose to travel with us, is worth the distance.

If Dingler didn't exist as the patron saint of the arts that he is, if he wasn't already there as the first of a new breed of red-hots. If there wasn't already a living breakthing skinsuit called Michael Dingler, underground artist, cardboard peprally, riverboat captain and the yeast that makes NOLA rise...then someone… Read more

If Dingler didn't exist as the patron saint of the arts that he is, if he wasn't already there as the first of a new breed of red-hots. If there wasn't already a living breakthing skinsuit called Michael Dingler, underground artist, cardboard peprally, riverboat captain and the yeast that makes NOLA rise...then someone else would defintiely have to make him up. Luckily, he's already making himself up. Raise your glasses: ladies and germs, to Tyrannosaurus Dingler.