Dreaming Tree by Michael Donnor
Dec 4, 2010 – Jan 1, 2011
Opening: Sat Dec 4, 6-9pm
Artists Gallery Talk: TBA
Canary Gallery
329 Julia St
New Orleans, LA 70130
504-251-7745
Hours: Wed-Fri 2-5pm
Continue reading “Canary Gallery”
Fraction announces Fraction J, a new feature of Fraction Magazine.
Edited by David Bram, Jason Houston and Stella Kramer, Fraction J intends to provide a new venue for documentary photography and photojournalism.
See the inaugural issue here. It features work by Daryl Peveto, Kendrick Brinson, Kevin German, Matt Eich, Matt Slaby, and David Walter Banks.
To submit work, please send a link to a specific body of images to fractionsubmissions@gmail.com with the subject line “for fraction j”.
Letitia Huckaby: Something Old, Something New
Dec 4, 2010 -Jan 15, 2011
Opening: Saturday, Dec 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: Saturday, Dec 4 at 7pm
George and Leah McKenna Museum of African American Art
2003 Carondelet Street
New Orleans LA 70130
504.586.7432
Tues. & Weds. By Appointment | Thurs.-Sat. 11am-4pm | Closed Sun. & Mon.
Letitia Huckaby: Something Old, Something New
Huckaby combines the documentary aspects of photography with quilt making techniques to explore her personal history. Continue reading “McKenna Museum”
One Block: A New Orleans Neighborhood Rebuilds by Dave Anderson
Aug. 26, 2010 – Jan. 2, 2011
Ogden Museum of Southern Art
925 Camp St.
New Orleans, LA 70130
504.539.9600
Wed – Sun 10am-5pm
Thur 6pm-8pm
Thursday Aug. 26, 2010, 6 p.m. during Ogden After Hours
Featuring a Gallery Talk and Booksigning with Dave Anderson
In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, photographer Dave Anderson followed the reconstruction of a single Ninth Ward block in New Orleans. Through his photographs, Anderson explores the nature of community and its resilience. The photographs in this exhibition are from the book “One Block: A New Orleans Neighborhood Rebuilds” Photographs by Dave Anderson, Essay by Chris Rose (Aperture, August 2010).
The final push for PhotoNOLA exhibitions listings is on! PhotoNOLA is an annual photography festival coordinated by the New Orleans Photo Alliance that takes place each December.
The deadline for submitting information has been extended to Aug 15, 2010.
If you have a photography show lined up in New Orleans for Dec 2010 please submit the information here, so we can include it on the PhotoNOLA website and brochures.
If you own or know of a venue interested in hosting a photography exhibition this December, in conjunction with the fifth annual PhotoNOLA festival, Please fill out this form as completely as you can and we will try to match your space with an appropriate photographic exhibition.
This form is for photographers interested in showing work in New Orleans during the month of December, in conjunction with PhotoNOLA . Please note that PhotoNOLA does not have a budget for producing, traveling or installing exhibitions. Most of the venues available through this matchmaking process will be alternative type venues, and you will probably be responsible for all of the expenses involved in showing, and in many cases the physical hanging of the exhibition. Still interested? Please fill out this form as thoroughly as possible, and if we find a space that seems an appropriate fit for your work we will put you in touch with that venue.
There is no fee for inclusion, though we are happy to accept donations to assist with the costs of promotion.
Questions? Contact Jennifer Shaw, PhotoNOLA Coordinator. 504-269-9740 or info@photonola.org
Peter Barberie, Philadelphia Museum of Art
David Bram, Fraction Magazine
Darren Ching, Klompching Gallery, NY
Julian Cox, de Young Museum, San Francisco
Roy Flukinger, Harry Ransom Center, Austin TX
David Houston, Ogden Museum of Southern Art
Michael Itkoff, Daylight Magazine
Eric Keller, Soulcatcher Studios, Santa Fe, NM
Anne Kendellen, Blue Sky Gallery, Portland OR
Kevin Longino, Kevin Longino Fine Photographs
Anne Lyden, The Getty Museum
Kevin Miller, Southeast Museum of Photography
Blue Mitchell, Diffusion Magazine, Plates to Pixels
Maarten Schilt, Schilt Publishing, Amsterdam
Jennifer Schwartz, Jennifer Schwartz Gallery, Atlanta GA
George Slade, Photographic Resource Center
Mary Virginia Swanson
Amber Terranova, PDN
Jennifer Thompson, Princeton Architectural Press
Gregory Wakabayashi, Welcome Books
Jennifer Ward, FotoFest Exhibitions Coordinator
Del Zogg, Museum of Fine Arts Houston
PhotoNOLA Portfolio Reviews will take place Dec 4 & 5, 2010 at the International House Hotel in New Orleans. Review registration will open Sept 1, 2010, with a $450 registration fee for 8 reviews.
Website updates are now in progress.
Congratulations to Kevin Kline whose work will be featured in the upcoming “Interplay” exhibition at the Contemporary Arts Center in New Orleans. Interplay presents recent work by four photographers based in the U.S. all of whom deal, to some degree, with conventions of portraiture. Phyllis Galembo, is a New York-based artist who has numerous museum exhibitions and publications to her credit. The other three — Kevin Kline, Herman Mhire, and Sonja Rieger — are based in New Orleans, Lafayette, and Birmingham, respectively, and their works are known primarily to a regional audience. The exhibition, which will run from June 19 – Oct 24, 2010, was curated by Dan Cameron, whom Kevin met at the PhotoNOLA portfolio review in 2009. Read more about it here.
Congratulations to Maria Levistky, whose solo show at the John Cleary Gallery just opened. It will be on view through July 2, so check it out if you’re in the Houston area. Or view the exhibition online here: www.johnclearygallery.com/exhibitions.php
We are now accepting exhibitions listings for the 5th Annual PhotoNOLA. This registration form is for artists and/or venues planning a photography or photo-related exhibition for the month of December in New Orleans. Participating venues will be promoted in online and brochure listings.
PhotoNOLA is an annual festival of photography coordinated by the New Orleans Photo Alliance in partnership with museums, galleries and alternative venues citywide. Showcasing work by photographers near and far, the festival spans the first two weekends of December, with this year’s events taking place from Dec 2-12, 2010.
The deadline for inclusion in the PhotoNOLA festival guide is August 1, 2010.
In order for us to promote your photo related exhibition before and during December please fill out this registration form as thoroughly as possible: PhotoNOLA 2010 Exhibitions Listings Form
Inclusion in the festival guide is free, though we will gladly accept donations to assist with the costs of promotion. www.photonola.org/donate/
If you have any questions feel free to contact: Jennifer Shaw, PhotoNOLA Coordinator | 504-269-9740 | info@photonola.org | www.photonola.org
100 Eyes is currently seeking picture stories or portfolios that speak to the idea of “home.” This can be something as literal as pictures of houses, or as abstract as an essay on alienation, or even as upbeat as a successful home for teen runaways.
100 Eyes is an online photographic showcase featuring contemporary photography including documentary, art, and journalistic photographs. It is produced and edited by New Orleans based photographer, teacher and editor, Andy Levin.
If you have a story you would like to submit, or can suggest a fellow photographer’s work, please send (or have your friend send along) 5-10 small jpegs in an email, along with a description of the project. Send to:
Andy Levin
levin.pix@gmail.com
http://www.100eyes.org
