Winds of up to 175 mph, a death count of 1,836 with 705 still unaccounted for. People swam for their lives or became prisoner to 15 feet of water. That was five years ago. Today it looks as if hurricane Katrina just struck. Tragedy can happen anywhere despite the fact that God is everywhere. Living inside that conundrum, those who remain in New Orleans will tell you hope is their home. Come and see what remains from disaster—temporary treasures and permanent scars—odd symbols of hope for us these five years later.

Photographs by Miranda Clott

Opening || February 5, 2010 || 5:00-9:00 pm

Part of the Spokane Visual Arts Tour

hors d’oeuvres & live music – featuring Greg “Lightning Boy” Juran & Scott “Smokehouse” Brown