Ancestral Artistry: The Influence of Africans & Creoles of Color on Louisiana Architecture is a film about the legacy and impact of people of creole descent in Louisiana. This documentary, produced by the Louisiana Architecture Foundation, features members of families who have passed down trade skills throughout generations. Specifically focused on the lives of Jeff Pree, Darryl Reeves and Teddy Pierre. Learn about the people who laid the groundwork of Louisiana’s exemplary architecture that has supported our families and continually engages visitors in our history. This film is a part of the Friends of the Cabildo Film Series.
