New Orleans Festival of Photography
Each photographer will discuss their winning series with an accompanying slideshow projection. The Michael P. Smith Fund for Documentary Photography fund was established to honor the life and work of Michael P. Smith, one of New Orleans’ most legendary and beloved documentary photographers. The fund awards cash prizes and exhibition opportunities to Gulf Coast photographers […]
Loyola University’s Department of Design presents “A Tribute to Harold Baquet: Picturing Blackness,” a retrospective of the noted New Orleans photographer, in dialogue with 10 other Black and brown photographers. This exhibition is curated by L. Kasimu Harris. The exhibition of 55 photographs is on view on the 4th floor of Monroe Library at Loyola […]
L. Kasimu Harris, a New Orleans-based artist, hosts an immersive late-night conversation and celebration for his “King & Blue” photographic exhibition at Sweet Lorraine’s Jazz Club. This experience will feature exciting surprises that epitomize the self-reflective spirit of New Orleans. This installation is a part of Prospect.6: The Future is Present, The Harbinger is Home, […]
Come see the collaged pages of the ANTIGRAVITY 20 Year Anniversary (June 2024) special edition, via large prints capturing just some of New Orleans’ “alternative to culture” over two decades. Featured Artist or Artists: various artists Artist Website: https://antigravitymagazine.com/ Venue Website: http://www.suisgeneris.com/ Venue address: Map It Venue Phone Number: (504) 309-7850 Venue Operating Hours: Friday […]
We’re hosting a Diversify Photo Meetup near you during PhotoNOLA 2024! This meetup is open to Diversify Photo Full and Up Next members and others. You don’t need to be a member to attend. Photographers who identify as a person of color or non-Western are encouraged to join us. Venue address: Map It Venue […]
From 2010 to 2019 award-winning interdisciplinary artist and photographer, José Torres-Tama, documented the many public protests of undocumented immigrants, who contributed to epic rebirth of post-Katrina New Orleans, and on view at his ArteFuturo Studio, he will display numerous black and white photos from this series and a number of photo assemblages he also created. […]
This exhibition details a history of the extensive overlap between photography and writing. If a picture is worth a thousand words, as the saying goes, photographers – and users of photography – have routinely found reasons to add a few more words into the mix for good measure. The exhibition includes straight-forward pictures of signs, […]
A group show Featuring Photography by Alexis Martino will open. Martino will present her new book for purchase at the opening. Martino’s photographs showcase thirty years of photography about intimacy, loss, and desire. Photography by A.R. Havel presenting a cast of wild queerdos desperate for some activity in the midst of a worldwide quarantine respond […]
“Palette of Perception: Reimagining the Familiar” showcases a collection of nine images by photographer Garret DeReus, marking his debut exhibition. This series represents a exploration of color and form, transforming everyday scenes into captivating visual experiences. DeReus, a local New Orleans civil rights attorney with a passion for photography, brings a unique perspective to his […]
The mediums of collage and photography are bound together in an ongoing dialogue. The photographer makes pictures of the world. The collagist remixes those pictures to tell a story about the world we live in. What happens when the photographer begins collaging their own work? What happens when the collage artist picks up the camera? […]
