New Orleans Festival of Photography
Learn to make photo zines with Jeff Phillips Thursday, December 12 10am – 11:30am International House Hotel PhotoLEARN Sessions are included with any/all festival passes! Purchase passes and learn more here.
Stop by the Loa Bar at the PhotoNOLA home base International House Hotel for the Kodachrome Cocktail–an herbaceous and refreshing cocktail that develops right in front of your eyes! Watch the colors change as you sip this delightful libation, specially made for the PhotoNOLA Festival by internationally recognized bartender Abigail Gullo. Name of Venue […]
The Front Collective presents 4 solo shows by 3 collective members, Dani Leal, Elliot Stokes and Lily Brooks, and one guest artist, Tiranee Moody: Survival Mode by Tiranee Moody (Room 1) Statement: The reality of an African American woman is restless. In particular, the personal reality of a southern, family oriented, African American woman living […]
Southern hospitality refers to the warm, welcoming, and courteous behavior that is traditionally associated with the southern United States, particularly in social interactions. This cultural practice emphasizes generosity, kindness, and an open-hearted approach to local community members and visitors alike. In New Orleans, Southern hospitality reflects a culture steeped in tradition, family ties, and community […]
J August Knoblach’s exhibition features seven years of performances on bodies of water in Louisiana, handmade cypress frames, & new multimedia sculptures. Photographer collaborators include Kinsey S, Caitlyn Ridenour, Leone Julitte, Gabby Garcia Steib, Mayaba Liebenthal, Sarrah Danziger, Alahna Moore, & Kristina E. Knipe. Featured Artist or Artists: J Knoblach (& collaborators) Artist Website: www.jknoblach.com […]
Allen Clark’s 16 year project makes its debut at Hey Cafe as a pop up and transforms these technological marvels into artistic symbols of exploration. Each image highlights the intricate details—scratched visors, lunar-dusted boots, and resilient fabrics—that tell the story of survival in the void of space. Breath Between Worlds is an inspiring tribute to […]
SEEING BLACK: Panel discussion with authors Eric Waters and Shana M. griffin, and artists Ashley Lorraine, Christine “Cfreedom” Brown, and Tod Smith. Published by University of New Orleans Press, SEEING BLACK features over two hundred images by nearly ninety Black photographers whose work embraces the camera’s visual power—discerning, beholding, and documenting people, places, events, collective […]
Have a question for a photography curator? Join us for a Q&A with Gregory Harris (Keough Family Curator of Photography, High Museum of Art) and C. Rose Smith (Assistant Photography Curator, Memphis Brooks Museum of Art). They will answer common questions from artists, such as: What is the process for photography acquisitions? How should an […]
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 […]
