New Orleans Festival of Photography
This solo show for BQ Williams is an exhibition of color photographs featured in his most recent book, Conduit. This exhibition is hosted by Travelers Hotel, a boutique, artist-powered hotel in the Lower Garden District. Travelers Hotel hosts programming throughout the year that extends local artists’ reach to guests visiting the city. BQ Williams is […]
A solo show featuring works from the photographers recent trip to Havana, Cuba. Title of Exhibition Old Havana Name of Venue Joseph Walton Photography Gallery Featured Artist or Artists: Joseph Walton Artist Website: www.JosephWaltonPhotography.com Venue Website: www.JosephWaltonPhotography.com Venue address: 1309 Decatur Street New Orleans, Louisiana 70116 United States Map It Venue Phone Number: (504) […]
“Hello, I’m a Ghost” It is said that photography is good at showing but bad at explaining. This paradox, where photographs speak volumes while remaining silent, is not a weakness but rather an inherent characteristic of the medium and perhaps its greatest strength. “Hello, I’m a Ghost” is the debut issue of Density Magazine. In […]
Mindgames is composed from multiple photographs taken on location and in studio, each narrative work inspired by environmental and political/social issues including women’s rights, climate change, and restrictive political policies. Elliotsmiths’ photographs contain symbolism, such as: water (change, renewal and sometimes disaster); fire (destruction and illumination); birds (messengers); nests (home); branches (transformation); feathers (virtues); boats […]
TEN NINETEEN is honored to present an exhibition of photographs by Paul Kwilecki (1928-2009) from the collection of The Do Good Fund. More than forty black-and-white photographs representing Kwilecki’s record of his home community will be on view at the Lower Garden District gallery. Kwilecki was a self-taught photographer who chose to spend his life […]
Still/Motion: The Festival of Photography in Film photography at its intersection with cinema, especially as it relates to other fascinating subjects: history, mystery, family, humanity, global and local environment, and cutout animation. This one-day festival at the Broad Theater showcases three feature films, one Louisiana short film, and a special event with New Orleans filmmaker Simon […]
My Mother and I and Palestine November, 2023 In 2022, my sister sent me a very large box. I found 10 picture albums, along with a tattered red jewelry box of documents. They now rest on a shelf, in my studio. The images I have chosen to show are those that my mother took in […]
A curated group show featuring photographic works by artists associated with the The New Orleans Community Printshop and Darkroom. Since its inception in 2009 the Printshop has hosted a diverse array of photographers working in a variety of processes photographing a broad spectrum of subject matter. New Orleans Community Printshop is a collectively-run nonprofit community […]
A Better Life for Their Children: Julius Rosenwald, Booker T. Washington, and the 4,978 Schools that Changed America Photographs and Stories by Andrew Feiler On view at the Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience November 17, 2023 – April 21, 2024 Born to Jewish immigrants, Julius Rosenwald rose to lead Sears, Roebuck & Company and […]
NOLA Brewing Co presents “The Streets Here and There”, a photographic exploration of chance encounters, random incidents, and celebrations through the eyes of Judy Cooper of New Orleans and Frish of New York. The exhibit will be open for the month of December. Featured Artist or Artists: Judy Cooper and Marc Frishman Artist Website: […]
