New Orleans Festival of Photography
Steven Forster: 40 Years Finale/Encore December 2, 2019 – January 31, 2020 Opening: Saturday Dec 14, 6-9pm 4 Decades of New Orleans Iconography! Introducing Huntr+ Photography The exhibition is an end, a grand finale to the first half of Steven Forster’s illustrious career, and a big introduction to the creative adventure that is the second […]
Land/Sea/Sky: Cyanotype Flags December 1, 2019 – March 1, 2020 Opening: Saturday, Dec 14, 7-9pm Most ancient peoples had no word for the color blue. They could not explain the sky nor the ocean. Poetry and love letters suffered. Once “blue” entered the world the earth rattled and chimed, sending forth “turquoise” and “sapphire.” The […]
The Trees Beneath: An installation by Matt Vis & Jack Niven December 14, 2019 – January 5, 2020 Opening: Saturday, Dec 14, 5-9pm “The Trees Beneath”: A digital and sculptural collaboration by Matt Vis and Jack Niven The title The Trees Beneath describes the underpinnings of two bodies of work. In one it is used […]
‘Celeste’ in the City: Linka Odom December 10 – 28, 2019 Opening: Saturday, Dec 14, 6-10pm Artist Talk: Wednesday, Dec 18, 7-9pm A solo installation created by photographer and artist Linka Odom will hang in the open courtyard of 912 Julia St. ‘Celeste’ is an immersive photographic lightbox installation inspiring both literal and metaphysical journeys […]
Struggle/Serenity: Fred Husserl and Tatyana Bessmertnaya December 10 – 29, 2019 Opening: Saturday, Dec 14, 6-10pm Artist Talks (Pending): Sunday, Dec 15, 12pm “Struggle/Serenity” presents a series of photography by Ukrainian born Dallas based photographer Tatyana Bessmertnaya and New Orleans based photographer Fred Husserl. Fred Husserl’s images capture the Alaskan Salmon at the end of […]
TRIBE: Armon Dauphin December 11, 2019 – March 27, 2020 Opening: Saturday, Dec 14, 6-8pm “Tribe” combines the photography of Armon Dauphin and a display of magnificent suits by his mentor/father figure, Big Chief Tyrone Casby of the Mohawk Hunters. “Tribe” is a celebration of African culture that has survived in America and is exhibited […]
A Receding Coast: The Architecture and Infrastructure of South Louisiana Virginia Hanusik December 14, 2019 – January 5, 2020 Opening: Saturday, Dec 14, 6-10pm The landscape of South Louisiana is a product of the shifting course of the Mississippi River over centuries. It’s also a product of human engineering. Oil and gas pipelines and the […]
ANTIGRAVITY Magazine Presents: Offset December 11, 2019 – January 4, 2020 Opening: Saturday, Dec 14, 7-10pm Though our medium of choice is black and white newsprint, ANTIGRAVITY has published some of New Orleans’ best photographic talent for over a decade. OFFSET, our fifth group showcase in conjunction with PhotoNOLA, features select original images by regular […]
Return to the Yakni Chitto : Houma Migrations December 1-31, 2019 Opening: Saturday, Dec 14, 5-9pm Return to the Yakni Chitto is an installation of images and words collected from across the coastal territories of the Houma Nation. This exhibition of documentation by Monique Verdin and poetry by Raymond “Moose” Jackson, designed by artist Michel […]
Theology of Wonder: Rodney, Mississippi December 11-31, 2019 Opening: Saturday, Dec 14, 6-9pm In “Theology of Wonder”, Ashleigh Coleman explores both the vulnerability of nature and evolution of time and place. In January of 2016, when the Mississippi River flooded its banks and crept miles inland to Rodney, Mississippi – a vacated town that was […]
