Michelle Dunn Marsh was employed in the publishing industry for two decades before conceiving and launching Minor Matters a dozen years ago. This lecture and conversation around making, selling, owning, and earning a living (or not) from visual books will be informed by her love of books as a vehicle for words and pictures, her […]
In a city where history whispers through live oaks and water rests just beneath the surface, “As Wind, Within Trees” invites viewers to journey into the intersections of ancestry, identity, and transformation. Through photography that bridges continents and generations, this joint exhibition illuminates the ways memory shapes and reshapes our collective and personal histories. Rooted […]
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 […]
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 […]
David Joshua Jennings will show his work called “Color exploring New Orleans”.A part of the show is present right now at Ogden museum. Brittainy LAUBACK will show the work of her book “Infinite Bonheur”. Title of Exhibition PHOTO NOLA colourful – The Colourful South. Name of Venue Boulier Gallery Featured Artist or Artists: David […]
Baldwin Lee was born in Brooklyn, New York and raised in Manhattan’s Chinatown. He studied photography at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.) with photographer Minor White. Later, he would receive an MFA from Yale School of Art, where he studied with photographer Walker Evans. In 1982, Lee became the first Director of Photography within […]
Join us at Ferrara Showman Gallery on December 14 from 4-8 pm for Living Art: Bold, Modular Fashion, a unique photography experience held in conjunction with our annual photography showcase, Manifest, during the PhotoNOLA Festival. This interactive event invites you to dress in bold, eye-catching attire that celebrates striking colors, geometric shapes, and unconventional forms. […]
International House Hotel 221 Camp Street New Orleans, LA 70130 Workshop Description: While you are in town for PhotoNOLA, join Eliot Dudik and other like-minded folks for a Friday afternoon workshop designed to help you grapple with editing and sequencing strategies and solutions for your personal photobook projects. Participants will come together and get […]
“What We Leave Unsaid” is also James Hayman’s first solo exhibition at LeMieux Galleries. Hayman has always worked with images and media, alternating between his dedications to film, photojournalism, and photography. In this exhibition, Hayman takes a humanist approach to street photography which reads as a love letter to the city of New Orleans. Preferring […]
In his latest project, A Tribe at the Crossroads: 20 years in Ethiopia, Dome delves into the struggles faced by the Mursi tribe as they navigate the challenges of modernity while striving to preserve their traditional ways of life. The months he has spent living among the Mursi ensures that Dome’s lens portrays them not […]
