Balance: Joseph Walton and Jen Brunjes December 1-31, 2018 Opening: Friday, Dec 7, 6-10pm In conjunction with PhotoNOLA, 1303 Decatur presents a two-person exhibition featuring the most recent work of Jennifer Brunjes and Joseph P. Walton. Jennifer and Joseph employ modern photographic processes, along with methods and techniques up to 170 years old. The subject […]
Josephine Sacabo: Tagged October 4, 2018 – January 12, 2019 Opening & Book Signing: Thursday, Oct 4, 5-8pm PhotoNOLA Reception: Saturday, Dec 15, 6-8pm TAGGED, a new series of twenty photogravures by Josephine Sacabo, continues the artist’s recent exploration of graffiti. Whereas her last portfolio, 2017’s Barking at God: Retablos Mundanos, combined Mexican Catholic iconography […]
The Professional Edit with Alyssa Coppelman The Arsenal (Enter through The Cabildo) Wednesday, Dec 12 10am-4pm Class limit: 10 students Workshop fee: $150 | REGISTER HERE [SOLD OUT] Learn from professional photo editor Alyssa Coppelman in a one-day workshop designed to prepare photographers for portfolio reviews and other career opportunities. Editing – the process in […]
Priya Kambli Presentation Sunday, Dec 10, 2017 10am Free and open to the public Priya Kambli’s artwork is intrinsically tied to her own family’s photographic legacy and her move at age 18, following the death of her parents, from India to the United States. Before she emigrated, she and her sister split their photographic inheritance […]
Monique Verdin [Prospect.4] November 18, 2017 – February 25, 2018 Film Screening: My Louisiana Love, Sunday, Dec 10, 2:00pm Monique Verdin is a daughter of southeast Louisiana’s Houma Nation. The complex interconnectedness of environment, economics, culture, climate and change have inspired her to intimately document Houma relatives and their lifeways at the ends of the […]
Frank Relle: Night Works December 1-31, 2017 An evolving show from Frank Relle’s ongoing night-lit explorations of New Orleans architecture alongside Louisiana swamps and bayous. 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 […]
Mary West Quin: Mariposa December 1-31, 2017 Opening: Saturday, Dec 9, 5-8pm For PhotoNOLA 2017, Nadine Blake presents cyanotypes and platinum prints by Mary West Quin. Mariposa The flight of the butterflies—often passing through the deep south to the heart of the Yucatan. From the hubris of American civilization to the ruins of a collapsed […]
Ashley Gilbertson Presentation Sunday, Dec 10, 11am THNOC Williams Research Center Free and open to the public Ashley Gilbertson, an award winning photographer and writer with the VII Photo Agency, will be presenting his work concerning the Iraq war, the Bedrooms of Fallen Soldiers, and refugees. Gilbertson’s photographic chronicle of the Iraq War was published […]
Michel Varisco: Below Sea Level November 17, 2017 – February 25, 2018 Opening: Saturday, Dec 9, 5-8pm A native New Orleanian, Michel Varisco has dedicated her decades-long career to exploring the endangered environs of Southeast Louisiana and the Gulf coast, including the tenuous relationships between organic and engineered environments. Through a deep immersion in our […]
Sarah Paz Hyde: Wonder lost December 1-31, 2017 Opening: Friday, Dec 1, 7-9pm Wonder lost is an ongoing series that examines the relationship between childhood memories and their transition to adult recollections of the past. In capturing fabricated and found spaces, Sarah Paz Hyde encourages the viewer to connect with missing parts of themselves through visual […]
