Nick Stillman is Executive Director of Prospect New Orleans. Prior to joining Prospect, Stillman was President & CEO of the Arts Council New Orleans. Before the Arts Council, Stillman taught Modern & Contemporary Art History at the University of New Orleans and was Managing Editor of BOMB Magazine. He has organized exhibitions of artists such as Kalup Linzy and Joe Bradley for PS1 Institute of Contemporary Art and has written for Artforum, Flash Art, The Brooklyn Rail, and many other publications. He lives in Austin, TX with his partner Heidi and their daughter Frankie.

Denise Frazier is the Programming Director for Prospect New Orleans. She is an educator, musician, and interdisciplinary artist from Houston, who has lived and worked in New Orleans since 2002. She was a 2023-2024 MLK Fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the assistant director of the New Orleans Center for the Gulf South at Tulane University, a place-based research Center that grants fellowships and organizes public programming, immersive experiences, and collective contemplation about the bioregion stretching from Texas to Florida and its connections with other regions around the world. Her research interests currently include the Gulf South and the Anthropocene, sound studies and the political, social, digital, natural, and built environments of the Gulf South and Circum-Caribbean.

She is also the manager, co-founder and violinist/vocalist/percussionist of Les Cenelles, a string and technological interfacing ensemble that performs African Diasporic music through a prismatic lens that honors African and Indigenous ancestors and chronicles ecological realities. As a company member of Goat in the Road Productions, Frazier has used her skills as an actor and as a musical composer in immersive performances and collaborations that tell lesser-known stories surrounding sexuality, politics, liberation, and colonialism. Frazier has participated in several boards that have supported the cultural and social ecosystem of New Orleans culture bearers. She is the proud parent of one son.

Andrew Rebatta is the Director of Curatorial Affairs for Prospect New Orleans.  Andrew has organized exhibitions, performances, screenings, and talks for museums and contemporary art spaces in the US, Canada, and Mexico.  Andrew spent his formative post-undergrad years throwing art shows and playing records in Chicago and DC before returning to his hometown of New York City, where he was most recently Associate Curator at the Museum of Chinese in America. Andrew's recent research has been delving into the diasporic relations that have influenced his curatorial practice of interpreting the poetics of immigrant material culture, particularly through audio recordings.

A New Orleans native, LB Barfield is the Exhibitions Manager for Prospect and served as the Associate Exhibitions Manager and Chief Preparator for P5. They have over 15 years of experience in exhibitions, and came to Prospect after 11 years at the Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans where they oversaw numerous major exhibitions including Cecilia Vicuña: About to Happen, Hinge Pictures: Eight Women Artists Occupy the Third Dimension, Mickalene Thomas: Femmes Noire, among others. LB has also served as the Exhibitions Manager and Chief Preparator for the Rivers Institute for Contemporary Art & Thought, a curatorial organization that has produced exhibitions in New Orleans and the California African American Museum in Los Angeles. LB is passionate about advocating for and supporting members of marginalized communities as artworkers, with an emphasis on women, people of color, and those in the queer community.

Kalea Cook is the Programs and Audience Engagement Manager at Prospect New Orleans. Before joining Prospect, Kalea worked with community based and youth organizations such as Upturn Arts, New Orleans African American Museum, and the Urban League of Louisiana’s Project Ready program. It was in these spaces that she learned to fuse her personal experiences as a musician, student, and New Orleans youth with her innate ability to work with and care for her students. Kalea received a Bachelor’s of Music in vocal performance from Xavier University of Louisiana as a first generation college graduate. She has performed in solo and ensemble settings with the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, at the Louisiana State Museum, and New Orleans Jazz Museum, among other venues. Alongside her work at Prospect, Cook currently serves as Program Coordinator for YAYA Inc, continuing her work to positively influence the New Orleans community she grew up in.

Caroline Cox is a Louisiana native and the Curatorial Fellow for Prospect New Orleans. Prior to joining Prospect, they held curatorial positions at the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Smithsonian American Art Museum, and the New Orleans Museum of Art. She has a BA in Art History and Economics from the University of Notre Dame. Their honors senior thesis explored race, landscape, and cultural memory in the work of Dawoud Bey and Kevin Beasley.

Tarah Douglas is the Communications and Storytelling Manager at Prospect New Orleans. She is an artist and professor at Parsons School of Art and Design at The New School where she was a 2022 Mellon Initiative Faculty Fellow. Prior to joining Prospect, Tarah was the gallery director at Project for Empty Space. She has provided digital and PR strategies for creatives, artists, and organizations like Express Newark at Rutgers University, Editions/Artists’ Book Fair, and PULSE Contemporary Art Fair. Tarah holds a BFA from the University of Michigan and an MFA in Photography from the Yale School of Art. She is currently a Whitney Independent Study Studio Fellow.

Erin Foster is the Operation and Visitor Services Manager for Prospect New Orleans. Prior to joining Prospect, she gained vast experience in the arts and client relations through her experience working for high-profile clientele and her work as a Set Decorator in the entertainment industry. Erin has been nominated as a Visual Consultant for an Art Director’s Guild award for Excellence in Production Design for Trumbo, featuring Bryan Cranston. Her most recent narrative credit is Boots Riley’s, I’m A Virgo, which is currently up for this year’s Emmy and SDSA nominations. During her career in film and television, Erin created a boutique visual arts agency focused on connecting global emerging and mid-career contemporary artists with on-screen opportunities. Erin holds a BFA in Studio Art with a concentration in Photography from Louisiana State University. 

Ana Clara Silva is an arts administrator and editor based in Miami. Since completing her MA at SAIC in Chicago in 2011 she has worked on editorial projects and exhibitions with arts and cultural institutions throughout Miami including Faena Art, the Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation, Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami, Borscht, The55Project, Women Photographers International Archive, and the Lowe Art Museum. Recent projects include the development of the Public Art & Cultural Master Plan for The Underline and creating Art Club, an ongoing series of art-related programming for Soho House. She is currently enrolled in the psychoanalysis training program at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich and investigating how to use the integration of psychoanalysis and art in her practice.