In December, I profiled a talented friend and Anthropologie Display Coordinator, Brian Neal Sensabaugh. On Friday June 20th, Lawndale Art Center will present director Lee Gamel's full-length documentary entitled DEAR Camp, a film based on Brian Neal's ever-popular installation.
The film follows Brian Neal through his current life as an artist and revisits his past. As Brian Neal stated in his profile, "I examine the dichotomy of my upbringing in rural Arkansas versus my life as a working artist and gay man in Houston, Texas. By doing so, I combine into one space two polar opposites: my familial self and my private self, and come to terms with my roots." Through family interviews and personal testimonies, a tale of survival, triumph and happiness unfolds.
- Courtney
- Houston, Texas, United States
- I was destined to be a part of the creative world—between my early obsession with Fashion Plates and declaration at a young age that Jem was more hip than Barbie, it was just a matter of time until my fondness for design became a career. A Louisiana native, I moved to New York and led the wholesale divisions for Hollywould and Jill Stuart, as well as designed with couturier Ralph Rucci. With my husband and our furry daughter, Burkly Deluxe, we embarked on a few years of overseas adventures in Malaysia. We are now back Stateside “Inside the Loop” in Houston, Texas.
Get In The Loop
15 Minutes
Vintage ITL
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- Family Photos (16)
- Gift Guide (8)
- Guest Blogger (18)
- Houston (37)
- India (14)
- Louisiana (29)
- Music (39)
- Open House (3)
- Profile (14)
- recipe (40)
- Travel (56)
- Wardrobe Inspiration (18)
4 comments:
been wondering when that film you mentioned long ago would be complete. let me know how it is! i am now prompted to go back and read that fab' interview you did with him!
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Sounds great...got to read his interview too - thanks! I think I would love his job.
Ok just read the interview - love it! So, does he work for Anthropologie in Houston or commutes to various locations? I really want to find out more because I've been looking for a new, creative venture and this sounds like a great job opportunity. Thanks!
Diana: You can look on Anthro's website or ask in the store to see if they have this position available in your hometown. They also have various merchandiser positions you could possible ask about as well. I know he loves his job...and I love seeing his creativity in all the displays! Brian Neal works at a local store full-time, but travels around creating prototypes and setting up new stores. He's so talented!
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