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After Katrina in 2005, artist Debbie Cannatella left the swamplands, jazz music, elegant water fowl, and the best food in south Louisiana to move to the progressive and ever-dynamic village of Oak Park, a suburb of Chicago and historical home to Frank Lloyd Wright. As a native Louisianan, Debbie captured architecture and the spirit of the people of New Orleans, surrounded by its vast waterways and multi-culturalism in the city streets, and immediately dove into the rich artistic culture present in the midwest, serving on local art league boards and working with the Arts Council Another move in 2007, took her from the snowy Chicago winters and the beauty of the hardwoods in fall for a small city in the piney woods of East Texas. Tyler is famous for the azaleas and dogwood trails in the spring, and for the Rose Festival that showcases Tyler Roses. She became involved with Texas and Louisiana arts and social organizations, building a client and student base. While there, she helped the City of Tyler open Gallery Main Street, a fine arts gallery located in downtown Tyler, and organized the Downtown Tyler Arts Coalition.
2010 finds Debbie and
her husband living in Corpus Christi, Tx - back to the gulf coastal area that is so near and dear
to their hearts. She immediately got settled into her
new studio overlooking palm trees and tropical flowers. |
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Debbie Cannatella © 1999 - 2011 |
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