Artist in New Orleans honors lives lost with portrait series
Artist Brendon Palmer-Angell, a native of Plattsburgh, New York, currently lives in a city that is suffering many losses to COVID-19. His new series of work celebrates the people behind the statistics.
Samuel “Ted” Alcus III 
Judge James Carriere Theresa Elloie
Spotlight producer Paul Larson and videographer Will Houle covered the creation of Palmer-Angell’s mural of movie star Jean Arthur last year, in her home town of Plattsburgh. This year, Larson talks to the artist about his “Irreplaceable” series, portraits honoring lives lost in the city of New Orleans.
Ives Green 
Eugene Jefferson
Learn more about the work of this artist at brendonart.com.
View the “Life Support” video produced by Brendon Palmer-Angell & Ayo Scott.
Enjoy the award-winning feature story about the creation of the Jean Arthur mural in Plattsburgh.
Ellis Marsalis Jr.
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