Josephine Sacabo: Those Who Dance Are Called Insane By Those Who Cannot Hear The Music – Nietzsche October 3, 2020 – January 2, 2021 This series is an homage to Nahui Olin (b. Carmen Mondragon), the muse, artist, poet, social rebel and great beauty of Mexico in the 1920s – a woman who mesmerized the […]
“What Color is Night?” :: Frank Relle An exhibition of Frank Relle’s ongoing exploration of the night. BIO Frank Relle is a photographer born and based in New Orleans, Louisiana. He graduated from Tulane University with degrees in Cognitive Science and Philosophy. His work is included in the public collections of the Smithsonian Museum of […]
Cajun Document – Acadiana 1973 – 74 Photographs by Douglas Baz and Charles Traub Cajun Document – Acadiana 1973 – 74 Photographs by Douglas Baz and Charles Traub September 8, 2020 – January 17, 2021 Virtual version of exhibition 1973 and ’74, two Chicago photographers spent more than six months documenting the southern Louisiana region […]
Luna Fête Judy Cooper, David Rae Morris, Rick Olivier, Zack Smith, Eric Waters December 12-15, 2019 In collaboration with the New Orleans Jazz Museum and Luna Fête, New Orleans’ annual festival of lights, the New Orleans Photo Alliance will be projecting five local photographers within the exhibitions spaces. Judy Cooper, David Rae Morris, Rick Olivier, […]
Josephine Sacabo & Richard Sexton Book Signing Saturday, December 14, 2019 5-8pm A Gallery for Fine Photography hosts a book signing featuring two gallery artists with newly released monographs, Richard Sexton and Josephine Sacabo. Both artists’ works will be on view in the gallery through January 4. Structures of Reverie by Josephine Sacabo “This is […]
Until the Water: Frank Relle December 1 – 31 2019 Opening & Panel Discussion: Saturday, Dec 7, 4:30-8pm Newly released images from Frank Relle‘s ongoing night explorations of Louisiana. Literary New Orleans Book Release Panel Discussion: Frank Relle, T.R. Johnson and C. Morgan Babst will participate in a panel discussion about T.R. Johnson’s newly released […]
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 […]
New Works: Sam Davis and David Armentor December 1-31, 2019 Opening: Sunday, Dec 1, 6-8pm Presenting new work from two of the gallery’s most prolific and exciting photographers. David Armentor will be showing the newest work from his Adolescent Art series. Sam Davis will be presenting brand new sci-fi images of monsters, aliens, and dinosaurs. […]
An Uncanny Collection: Kamron Degruise December 12, 2019 – January 2, 2020 Kamron Degruise graduated from Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, LA, where he received his BFA concentrating in Photography. In his final semester, Kamron displayed his Capstone project, A Temporary Departure, in the Ameen Art Gallery at Nicholls State University. Today, Kamron strives to […]
What Remains: Chrystal Lea Nause December 13, 2019 – January 13, 2020 Opening: Saturday, Dec 14, 6-10pm What Remains is a new series by Chrystal Lea Nause about death, mourning, and remembrance. She explores what remains after we are no more with small scale hand-printed tintypes encased in hand crafted curios. BIO Chrystal Lea Nause […]
