New Orleans Festival of Photography
Insentient Objects: Capitalism, Commodification, and Catharsis December 9, 2017 – January 7, 2018 Opening: Saturday, December 9, 2017, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Gallery Talk at 7pm with International Photographer Jose Fernandes of C+J on documenting the Other and the necessity of working in close collaboration with artist cross social and cultural lines. Artist owned […]
PhotoNOLA & P4 Meet December 1-29, 2017 Opening: Saturday, Dec 2, 7-10pm Artists’ Talks: Saturday, Dec 16, 4-7pm During the Opening on Saturday Dec. 2 The Hill Country Hell Hounds will be performing. Water is Life. Erin Nelson, Muffin Bernstein, and Elisa Mason are all photographing water and the life that it creates. This photographic […]
Janet Holmes: Someone not Something December 2-30, 2017 People who visit a farm animal sanctuary for the first time often do not know what to expect. Sure, they know a sheep is woolly, a cow is big and roosters crow, but those are just superficial descriptions. Looking deeply into a goat’s eyes and realizing that […]
Les Schmidt: Storm December 2, 2017 – January 9, 2018 Opening: Saturday, Dec 2, 6-9pm Guy Lyman Fine Art is pleased to present Storm, a preview of photographer Les Schmidt’s new abstract series of archival pigment prints taken with an old BlackBerry Storm smartphone. His photograph Storm 64 was a finalist for this year’s Camera USA™ 2017 National […]
Movement and Purpose Parker Stevenson and Christy Lee Rogers December 1-31, 2017 Opening: Saturday, Dec 9, 6 -9pm Graphite Galleries in the French Quarter is honored to present a startling juxtaposition of new works by artists Parker Stevenson and Christy Lee Rogers. Vivacious in movement and purpose, both artists capture the hope and vulnerability of […]
Jason Kerzinski: Portraits In Reserve December 8, 2017 – January 19, 2018 Opening: Friday, Dec 8, 6:00 – 9:00pm. Recently, Jason Kerzinski’s travels have taken him to Reserve, Louisiana to document the lives of those who live near the Dupont/Denka plant. Since the plant started making neoprene (a widely-used synthetic rubber) back in 1969, the […]
Julie Verlinden: Into the Sea December 1-31, 2017 Julie Verlinden presents her series Into the Sea. A small island. Shaped by limestone. The water, contrasting in color and texture, provides beautiful salt and food. It also connects the island to the rest of the world. Ladders on the rocks, are a quick way out or […]
Robert David Dutruch: La Poésie de la Terre December 1-30, 2017 Opening: Saturday, December 9, 2017, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. “La Poésie de la Terre”, which translates to “poetry of the land”, presents a selection of landscape photographs by Robert David Dutruch of Lost Hills Atelier. Taken with an 8 x 10 camera during […]
Jeana Wiser: Bed-Stuy Block | Brooklyn December 1-31, 2017 In November 2014, Jeana Wiser moved to Brooklyn from the west coast. This marked not just her entrance to a new city, a new coast – but also entrance to a new chapter in Jeana’s life. Part of that chapter included quiet time with her camera, […]
Stephan Jahanshahi: Not Native December 1-31, 2017 For PhotoNOLA 2017, Solo Espresso presents an 8 piece, narrative body of work, Not Native by artist Stephan Jahanshahi. Not Native is a multimedia art piece consisting of text written in graphite on 8 photographs printed on mulberry paper. Shown together, the works offer a poetic retelling of […]
