KATRINA ARTISTICALLY REVISITED is our 3rd annual, one-hour midnight special event in New Orleans to commemorate the anniversary of Katrina "in memory of those we lost and to honor those who survived".

At the Landmark Canal Place Cinema Theatre in New Orleans, Louisiana, producers Patty Lee and Armand St. Martin offer a unique, solemn artistic multi-media experience that includes original Katrina songs by Bruce "Sunpie" Barnes who is a zydeco-music recording artist and will perform his "Didn't It Rise"; Jay Chevalier who is in the National Rockabilly Hall of Fame and is also the Official Louisiana Troubadour with the Official Hurricane Recovery Song titled, "Come Back to Louisiana"; sax solos by Jimmy Carpenter who is in the Walter "Wolfman" Washington Band; and Armand St. Martin, a regular Ritz-Carlton entertainer and recording artist on Patty Lee Records who will perform his "Orleans Lullaby (Help Us Sleep).

Armand St. Martin, a 10th-generation New Orleanian, will also be releasing his brand new CD, "Katrina Anthem" featuring his Katrina original, "Orleans Lullaby" at "Katrina Artistically Revisited".  The CD includes 7 original St. Martin songs.  St. Martin was invited to perform this same song live for Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's Make It Right Foundation's Pink Project kick-off press ceremonies in the Lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans.  The song is also featured on the video DVD, "Chris Madden's Project Katrina".

"Katrina Artistically Revisited" will also feature films in this one-hourspecial event including "Stillness. . . the Aftermath of Katrina" byphotographer-producer Dennis Couvillion with music by Dean Dupuy and the music recorded and produced by Armand St. Martin.

There will also be a Trailer for the documentary "Katrina's Children", courtesy of Executive Producer of this project, Richard Colton, as well as a photo film-essay on the big screen by the New Orleans Kid Camera Project with live music by Armand St. Martin and sax player Jimmy Carpenter.

An added attraction to "Katrina Artistically Revisited" this year will be award-winning photographs of Katrina in the lobby of Canal Place Cinema prior to and after the films and music, provided as a courtesy of the Louisiana State Museum, titled "The Hurricane Documentary Project" by photographer Mark Sindler.  Other Katrina art will be provided by photographer Ben Bullins.

Free to the public.  Prg. $2/validation; we validate (504 866 4480)

Thank you to all the participants who are donating their talents. Thank you to the staff at Landmark Canal Place Cinema Theatre.