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Will Coviello

Will Coviello

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Writer, Gambit

New Orleans

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  • New Orleans Museum of Art displays West African masquerade society suits

    By Will Coviello Verified| Gambit Verified After Carnival season and the Black Masking Indians’ Super Sunday display of their new suits, there’s another wave of elaborately constructed ensembles and vibrant cultural traditions on view in New Orleans. The New Orleans Museum of Art just opened “New African Masquerades: Artistic Innovations and Collaborations,” presenting the work of four artists who create ensembles for masquerading societies in West Africa.

    By Will Coviello Verified · Gambit

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Chef Nina Compton shares dishes from around the Caribbean in new cookbook 'Kweyol / Creole'

    By Will Coviello Verified| The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate Verified Chef Nina Compton opened her first restaurant in New Orleans after coming to the city to compete on a season of “Top Chef.” Now she’s got three restaurants, and she just released a cookbook, “Kweyol / Creole,” which traces her life and love of food, from her home in St. Lucia to other major stops in her career, including Montego Bay, Jamaica, and Miami, though there were many stops along the way, including British boarding school and top fine dining kitchens in New York.

    By Will Coviello Verified · The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • New Orleans Museum of Art displays West African masquerade society suits

    By Will Coviello Verified| Gambit Verified After Carnival season and the Black Masking Indians’ Super Sunday display of their new suits, there’s another wave of elaborately constructed ensembles and vibrant cultural traditions on view in New Orleans. The New Orleans Museum of Art just opened “New African Masquerades: Artistic Innovations and Collaborations,” presenting the work of four artists who create ensembles for masquerading societies in West Africa.

    By Will Coviello Verified · Gambit

    Apr. 12, 2025

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Gambit

The package for computation in game theory.

New Orleans, United States