New Orleans Festival of Photography
Haiti, A Portrait: Robert David Dutruch December 6, 2019 – January 25, 2020 Opening: Friday, Dec 6, 6-9pm As we approach the 10th anniversary of the devastating earthquake of January 12th, 2010, that decimated the Caribbean island of Haiti, Robert David Dutruch presents an exhibition of large scale portraits featuring the children of Port-au-Prince. Exhibition […]
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 […]
Witness: Debra Howell November 23- December 28, 2019 Opening: Saturday, Dec 7, 6-8pm “Witness” is a collection of new constructed photographic prints by Debra Howell. The imagery takes place in a period some time later than those populating her 2016 series, “Adaptations,” in which she had explored the potential of human adaptation to our changing […]
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 […]
The Old No. 77 Hotel and Chandlery + Where Y’Art present: Home James and Don’t Spare the Horses David Armentor December 1, 2019 – January 15, 2020 “Home James and Don’t Spare The Horses” attempts to render a sense of place to Gulf Coast Louisiana through autobiographical memories grounded in the idea of Home. Like […]
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 […]
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 […]
