Artist Call - Please Share!

The Louisiana Trust for Historic Preservation requests that professional artists and artist teams submit proposals for the creation of original, site-specific artwork to serve as markers in places impacted by the 1927 flood, as part of a multi-regional centennial observance.

Communities, artists, and organizations are encouraged to get involved during the timeline of the project, 2026-2027, and participate in various ways, including but not limited to the following:

Musical Tribute: Collaborate with local symphonies or musicians to perform songs from the era of the Flood of 1927 or create new compositions that capture its impact.

Archival Research: Explore local library archives to uncover and share how the Flood of 1927 affected your community.

Curated Exhibition: Organize an exhibition at a local gallery or museum featuring archival photos and artworks that highlight the Flood of 1927.

Lecture Series: Host a lecture series that delves into the historical, social, and cultural aspects of the Flood of 1927.

Community Storytelling: Invite community members to collect and submit family photos, articles, and personal stories related to the Flood of 1927.

Musical Jam Session: Arrange a jam session for local musicians to write and perform original pieces inspired by the experiences of the Flood of 1927.

Oral Histories: Partner with libraries, archives, or local historians to gather oral histories from individuals and families who witnessed the Flood of 1927.

Commemorative Marker: Take initiative as a site leader to coordinate the establishment of a commemorative marker honoring the Flood of 1927.

Tourism Collaboration: Work with your state or regional tourism office to identify and promote historical sites associated with the Flood of 1927.

Find out complete details at: https://1927flood.culturalyst.com/