10.26.2007
Cuban photographer Hector Delgado at N.O. Photo Alliance
CubaNOLA Collective presents visiting photographer Hector Delgado
"Ceremonias: A Photographic-Spiritual Journey Through Santería"
Tuesday, October 30, 6:30pm
Tulane University, Jones 100A, Greenleaf Conference Room – sponsored by the Cuban and Caribbean Studies Institute
Wednesday, October 31, 4:00pm
LSU Baton Rouge – discussion with photography students – sponsored by the LSU Photography Department
Thursday, November 1, 7:00pm
New Orleans Photo Alliance, 1111 St. Mary St – special discussion forum for local photographers.
Héctor Delgado Pérez lives in Havana, Cuba and has been documenting Afro-Cuban religions for two decades. After briefly (very briefly!!) describing the other major Afro-Cuban Religions (Regla de Palo and Abakuá), Delgado will speak about Regla de Ocha (Santería). Using his own photos he will speak about five ceremonies: la misa espiritual (Spiritist Mass), the Cajón a los Muertos (a ceremony that brings down spirits from the past), a Violin to Ochún, Receiving the Necklaces, and the Asiento, various days in initiation of a santero. Delgado will be accompanied by translator Alan West-Durán, a santero and the subject depicted in some of Delgado's photographs.
"Ceremonias: A Photographic-Spiritual Journey Through Santería"
Tuesday, October 30, 6:30pm
Tulane University, Jones 100A, Greenleaf Conference Room – sponsored by the Cuban and Caribbean Studies Institute
Wednesday, October 31, 4:00pm
LSU Baton Rouge – discussion with photography students – sponsored by the LSU Photography Department
Thursday, November 1, 7:00pm
New Orleans Photo Alliance, 1111 St. Mary St – special discussion forum for local photographers.
Héctor Delgado Pérez lives in Havana, Cuba and has been documenting Afro-Cuban religions for two decades. After briefly (very briefly!!) describing the other major Afro-Cuban Religions (Regla de Palo and Abakuá), Delgado will speak about Regla de Ocha (Santería). Using his own photos he will speak about five ceremonies: la misa espiritual (Spiritist Mass), the Cajón a los Muertos (a ceremony that brings down spirits from the past), a Violin to Ochún, Receiving the Necklaces, and the Asiento, various days in initiation of a santero. Delgado will be accompanied by translator Alan West-Durán, a santero and the subject depicted in some of Delgado's photographs.
10.19.2007
Call to Artists
Deadline for submission: October 29, 2007 @ 9:00 pm
The Diplomat Bar and Grill, at 535 Tchoupitoulas Street, is hosting an open call for submissions to all local photographers looking for exposure. Selected submissions will be part of a group show that will be opening on November 12, 2007 and running through December. All pieces are available for sale (if desired) with the artist taking 70% of the sale. There are no entry fees for submissions. All pieces must be delivered framed and ready to hang.
Artists may submit up to 5 pieces as emailed JPEGs to jenstylee@gmail.com or as 5x7 glossy photographs mailed to:
Jennifer Wilkinson
810 Bienville St.
Suite 310
New Orleans, LA 70112
Please write name, mailing address, email address, phone number, title and size of framed piece on the CD or back of photographs.
Deadline for submissions: October 29, 2007 @ 9:00 pm
Notification: November 2nd
Delivery of Accepted Work: November 8th – 5:00-7:00pm
* In the unlikely event of loss or damage to art work, the Diplomat Bar and Grill will not be held responsible.
The Diplomat Bar and Grill, at 535 Tchoupitoulas Street, is hosting an open call for submissions to all local photographers looking for exposure. Selected submissions will be part of a group show that will be opening on November 12, 2007 and running through December. All pieces are available for sale (if desired) with the artist taking 70% of the sale. There are no entry fees for submissions. All pieces must be delivered framed and ready to hang.
Artists may submit up to 5 pieces as emailed JPEGs to jenstylee@gmail.com or as 5x7 glossy photographs mailed to:
Jennifer Wilkinson
810 Bienville St.
Suite 310
New Orleans, LA 70112
Please write name, mailing address, email address, phone number, title and size of framed piece on the CD or back of photographs.
Deadline for submissions: October 29, 2007 @ 9:00 pm
Notification: November 2nd
Delivery of Accepted Work: November 8th – 5:00-7:00pm
* In the unlikely event of loss or damage to art work, the Diplomat Bar and Grill will not be held responsible.
10.18.2007
About the Portfolio Reviews
We've gotten a few questions regarding the portfolio reviews, so I wanted to try and clarify these points for everyone.
The Portfolio Reviews will take place on Dec 1 & 2 at the International House Hotel, in downtown New Orleans. The $400 registration fee will guarantee each participant 8 reviews over the two days.
The maximum number of participants will be 51. The list of reviewers is now final.
In advance of the review weekend participants will be given the chance to list the reviewers they wish to see in order of their preference, and every effort will be made to schedule meetings with the reviewers that each participant most wants to connect with.
Registration opened on October 15, 2007, and will be filled on a first come first served basis. You can download the registration form here, and mail it in with your check. If you'd like to alert us by phone or email that your registration is on the way, please do so and we'll be sure to hold your spot. 504-269-9740 or reviews@photonola.org
We cannot accept faxes as the Alliance does not currently have a fax machine.
For those who would prefer to register and pay electronically, we can accept credit card transactions through PayPal. Please email your complete information – everything that’s requested on the registration form - to reviews@photonola.org We will then send you a PayPal invoice asking you to submit a $406 payment to the New Orleans Photo Alliance through them. (The extra $6 covers half of paypal's fees.) Once your transaction is complete you will receive notice that you are officially registered for the reviews.
Participants of the Portfolio Reviews are eligible to stay at the International House Hotel at a special PhotoNOLA rate. Just say "PhotoNOLA" when you make your reservation.
Refund policy: Up until Nov. 20, 2007 refunds will be given minus a $50 processing, fee ONLY IF someone else is available fill your spot. No refunds will be given after November 20.
Here are some references about portfolio reviews that might prove useful:
Here is an interview with Mary Virginia Swanson about portfolio reviews and more, recorded at photolucida last spring.
Here is some advice from Mary Virginia Swanson about preparing for portfolio reviews, put together by the Griffin Museum.
Here's a Portfolio Review Guide put together by the great photolucida folks in Portland. It offers advice from fellow photographers on how to make the most of your review experience.
Here's the current list of confirmed reviewers:
Anthony LaSala, Senior Editor, Photo District News, New York, NY
Ann Kendellen, Blue Sky Gallery, Portland, OR
Paul Moakley, Newsweek, New York, NY
Russell Joslin, Shots Magazine, Minneapolis, MN
Joshua Mann Pailet, A Gallery for Fine Photography, New Orleans, LA
Kevin Longino, Watermark Fine Art Gallery, Houston, TX
Clint Willour, Curator, Galveston Arts Center, Galveston, TX
Eric Grignol, Photo Media Center, Philadephia, PA
Rick Perez, Assistant Director, Stephen Cohen Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
Kurt Mutchler, Photo Editor, National Geographic, Washington, DC
Carl Linstrum, Aliya Linstrum Gallery, Atlanta GA
George Slade, Minnesota Center for Photography, Minneapolis, MN
Steven Maklansky, Director of Curatorial Services, Louisiana State Museums, New Orleans, LA
Bernard & Judy Gerson, Director, Galerie BMG, Woodstock, NY
Nadja Masri, New York Bureau Chief of GEO Magazine, NY, NY
Roy Flukinger, Curator, Harry Ransom Research Center, Austin, TX
Rick Hock, George Eastman House, Rochester, NY
Tony Lewis, Curator of Visual Arts, Louisiana State Museums, New Orleans, LA
The Portfolio Reviews will take place on Dec 1 & 2 at the International House Hotel, in downtown New Orleans. The $400 registration fee will guarantee each participant 8 reviews over the two days.
The maximum number of participants will be 51. The list of reviewers is now final.
In advance of the review weekend participants will be given the chance to list the reviewers they wish to see in order of their preference, and every effort will be made to schedule meetings with the reviewers that each participant most wants to connect with.
Registration opened on October 15, 2007, and will be filled on a first come first served basis. You can download the registration form here, and mail it in with your check. If you'd like to alert us by phone or email that your registration is on the way, please do so and we'll be sure to hold your spot. 504-269-9740 or reviews@photonola.org
We cannot accept faxes as the Alliance does not currently have a fax machine.
For those who would prefer to register and pay electronically, we can accept credit card transactions through PayPal. Please email your complete information – everything that’s requested on the registration form - to reviews@photonola.org We will then send you a PayPal invoice asking you to submit a $406 payment to the New Orleans Photo Alliance through them. (The extra $6 covers half of paypal's fees.) Once your transaction is complete you will receive notice that you are officially registered for the reviews.
Participants of the Portfolio Reviews are eligible to stay at the International House Hotel at a special PhotoNOLA rate. Just say "PhotoNOLA" when you make your reservation.
Refund policy: Up until Nov. 20, 2007 refunds will be given minus a $50 processing, fee ONLY IF someone else is available fill your spot. No refunds will be given after November 20.
Here are some references about portfolio reviews that might prove useful:
Here is an interview with Mary Virginia Swanson about portfolio reviews and more, recorded at photolucida last spring.
Here is some advice from Mary Virginia Swanson about preparing for portfolio reviews, put together by the Griffin Museum.
Here's a Portfolio Review Guide put together by the great photolucida folks in Portland. It offers advice from fellow photographers on how to make the most of your review experience.
Here's the current list of confirmed reviewers:
Anthony LaSala, Senior Editor, Photo District News, New York, NY
Ann Kendellen, Blue Sky Gallery, Portland, OR
Paul Moakley, Newsweek, New York, NY
Russell Joslin, Shots Magazine, Minneapolis, MN
Joshua Mann Pailet, A Gallery for Fine Photography, New Orleans, LA
Kevin Longino, Watermark Fine Art Gallery, Houston, TX
Clint Willour, Curator, Galveston Arts Center, Galveston, TX
Eric Grignol, Photo Media Center, Philadephia, PA
Rick Perez, Assistant Director, Stephen Cohen Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
Kurt Mutchler, Photo Editor, National Geographic, Washington, DC
Carl Linstrum, Aliya Linstrum Gallery, Atlanta GA
George Slade, Minnesota Center for Photography, Minneapolis, MN
Steven Maklansky, Director of Curatorial Services, Louisiana State Museums, New Orleans, LA
Bernard & Judy Gerson, Director, Galerie BMG, Woodstock, NY
Nadja Masri, New York Bureau Chief of GEO Magazine, NY, NY
Roy Flukinger, Curator, Harry Ransom Research Center, Austin, TX
Rick Hock, George Eastman House, Rochester, NY
Tony Lewis, Curator of Visual Arts, Louisiana State Museums, New Orleans, LA
10.16.2007
Richard Sexton Slide Lecture
JEFFERSON PARISH LIBRARY PRESS RELEASE
For Immediate Release
Contact: Jim Davis, Adult Programming Manager
Phone: (504) 838-1100, x262
Email: jdavis@jefferson.lib.la.us
TERRA INCOGNITA: Photographs of America’s Third Coast
Presented by Photographer and Author Richard Sexton
Wed., Oct. 17, 2007 – 7:00 PM
East Bank Regional Library, 4747 West Napoleon Ave., Metairie, LA
Free and open to the public; no registration required
The Ogden Museum of Southern Art
and Jefferson Parish Library Present
TERRA INCOGNITA
PHOTOGRAPHS OF AMERICA’S THIRD COAST
Presented by Photographer
RICHARD SEXTON
During this lecture and slide presentation, professional photographer Richard Sexton discusses photographs from his recently released book, TERRA INCOGNITA: PHOTOGRAPHS OF AMERICA'S THIRD COAST, and provides an overview of the companion exhibition at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, open now through Dec. 24.
Richard's other books include local favorites VESTIGES OF GRANDEUR:THE PLANTATIONS OF LOUISIANA'S RIVER ROAD, GARDENS OF NEW ORLEANS: EXQUISITE EXCESS, and NEW ORLEANS: ELEGANCE AND DECADENCE, as well as THE COTTAGE BOOK, PARALLEL UTOPIAS: THE QUEST FOR COMMUNITY, IN THE VICTORIAN STYLE, AMERICAN STYLE: CLASSIC PRODUCT DESIGN FROM AIRSTREAM TO ZIPPO, the recent ROSEMARY BEACH, and the limited edition
THE HIGHWAY OF TEMPTATION & REDEMPTION: A GOTHIC TRAVELOGUE IN TWO DIMENSIONS.
A question-and-answer session and book signing will follow. Books will be available for purchase through Friends of Jefferson Public Library at the program, facilitated by Octavia Books.
The program is free and open to the public, and registration is not required.
Don't miss the opportunity to hear Richard discuss the stories behind his photographs as he presents this overview of his book and preview of his Ogden exhibition.
Further information about Jefferson Parish Library programs, activities, and exhibits is available on the Library’s website at http://www.jefferson.lib.la.us or by calling Jim Davis, Adult Programming Manager, at (504) 838-1100.
For Immediate Release
Contact: Jim Davis, Adult Programming Manager
Phone: (504) 838-1100, x262
Email: jdavis@jefferson.lib.la.us
TERRA INCOGNITA: Photographs of America’s Third Coast
Presented by Photographer and Author Richard Sexton
Wed., Oct. 17, 2007 – 7:00 PM
East Bank Regional Library, 4747 West Napoleon Ave., Metairie, LA
Free and open to the public; no registration required
The Ogden Museum of Southern Art
and Jefferson Parish Library Present
TERRA INCOGNITA
PHOTOGRAPHS OF AMERICA’S THIRD COAST
Presented by Photographer
RICHARD SEXTON
During this lecture and slide presentation, professional photographer Richard Sexton discusses photographs from his recently released book, TERRA INCOGNITA: PHOTOGRAPHS OF AMERICA'S THIRD COAST, and provides an overview of the companion exhibition at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, open now through Dec. 24.
Richard's other books include local favorites VESTIGES OF GRANDEUR:THE PLANTATIONS OF LOUISIANA'S RIVER ROAD, GARDENS OF NEW ORLEANS: EXQUISITE EXCESS, and NEW ORLEANS: ELEGANCE AND DECADENCE, as well as THE COTTAGE BOOK, PARALLEL UTOPIAS: THE QUEST FOR COMMUNITY, IN THE VICTORIAN STYLE, AMERICAN STYLE: CLASSIC PRODUCT DESIGN FROM AIRSTREAM TO ZIPPO, the recent ROSEMARY BEACH, and the limited edition
THE HIGHWAY OF TEMPTATION & REDEMPTION: A GOTHIC TRAVELOGUE IN TWO DIMENSIONS.
A question-and-answer session and book signing will follow. Books will be available for purchase through Friends of Jefferson Public Library at the program, facilitated by Octavia Books.
The program is free and open to the public, and registration is not required.
Don't miss the opportunity to hear Richard discuss the stories behind his photographs as he presents this overview of his book and preview of his Ogden exhibition.
Further information about Jefferson Parish Library programs, activities, and exhibits is available on the Library’s website at http://www.jefferson.lib.la.us or by calling Jim Davis, Adult Programming Manager, at (504) 838-1100.
10.15.2007
PhotoNOLA: December 2007
New Orleans Photo Alliance Presents
PhotoNOLA: A Month of Photography in New Orleans
December 2007
The New Orleans Photo Alliance, in conjunction with museums, galleries and photographers citywide, presents the Second Annual PhotoNOLA: A Month of Photography in New Orleans. Throughout the month of December there will be exhibitions, gallery talks, portfolio reviews, a street fair, lectures, panel discussions and workshops, all celebrating the art of photography.
“The creative community of New Orleans continues to send its beacon of light to the world. The New Orleans Photo Alliance is a remarkable group of photographers pushing forward and outward with the Second Annual PhotoNOLA - a great month of quality fine art photography events in New Orleans” said Joshua Mann Pailet, owner of A Gallery for Fine Photography and New Orleans Photo Alliance Board Member. “The diverse palette of events is worthy of a visit and partaking in this rich cultural city in December 2007.”
* The festivities kick off on Friday, November 30th with a Gala & Print Auction at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art’s Annex, featuring work by Maggie Taylor, Chris Jordan, Dave Anderson, Hiroshi Watanabe, Keith Carter and others.
* Event highlights include Portfolio Reviews on Dec 1st & 2nd, with a national cast of gallerists, curators and editors from throughout the U.S. serving as reviewers, including Clint Willour, Director and Curator of the Galveston Arts Center in Texas; Nadja Masri, NY Bureau Chief of GEO Magazine; and Rick Hock, Director of Exhibitions at the George Eastman House in Rochester, NY.
* Workshops and public slide presentations by artists Chris Jordan and Keith Carter are scheduled for the first and second weekends, respectively.
* Coordinated gallery openings on Saturday, Dec 1st and Dec 8th will showcase some great contemporary photography, including work by Debbie Fleming Caffery, Robert Polidori, Josephine Sacabo and Louviere+Vanessa.
* Another much anticipated event is PhotoNOMA on Wednesday December 5th, where 100 photographers will display their portfolios for a community walk through at the New Orleans Museum of Art.
* On Thursday, Dec 6th Joshua Mann Pailet will give a free public lecture, The Art of Business - Collectors, Collectibles, Cache and Clichés at the Historic New Orleans Collection.
* Saturday, Dec 8th brings the PhotoNOLA French Quarter Day, with a series of events to include a book publishing panel discussion hosted by the Louisiana State Museum including Sandra Russell Clark, David Rae Morris, Richard Sexton and others; a presentation on the work and life of Clarence John Laughlin at the Historic New Orleans Collection; and a book signing and reception at A Gallery for Fine Photography.
* For holiday fun, the Alliance will host its first Photo Alliance Street Fair on Saturday, Dec 15th in the 1100 block of St. Mary Street. Additional gallery talks, panel discussions and workshops will be offered throughout the month for those interested in learning more about the photographic arts.
The New Orleans Photo Alliance is an artist-run nonprofit, which formed after Hurricane Katrina to showcase and celebrate photographic arts. This December, the Alliance is proud to present its first solo show, “Soldier Portraits,” by Savannah artist Ellen Susan, who uses the archaic wet plate collodion process to create haunting photographs of Iraq War soldiers. The exhibition will open on Saturday, Dec1 at the Alliance’s new 1111 St. Mary Street gallery and run through Jan 22. Ellen Susan will present a gallery talk about her work on Sunday, Dec 2 at 6pm.
For additional information on PhotoNola or The New Orleans Photo Alliance visit www.photonola.org or www.neworleansphotoalliance.blogspot.com For questions, complete exhibitions & calendar listings or image requests please contact info@photonola.org.
Hi Ho Lounge Call for Art
The Hi Ho Lounge on 2239 St. Claude Ave. is hosting an open call for submissions to all local visual artists looking for exposure.
The Hi Ho Lounge is redecorating!
We are looking for local visual artists who would like to have their work displayed at our popular music establishment.
We are open to any art medium that can be easily wall mounted.
Selections will be made on professional appearance and esthetic compliment to the space. Finished work must be ready to hang.
(We encourage artists to check out the space before making a submission)
Selected work will be displayed at the Hi Ho Lounge until late February and available for sale by artist (if desired).
Artists may submit up to 5 pieces as 5x7 glossy photographs or JPEGs burnt to CD (no larger than 72 dpi and 8'' longest dimension) and dropped off or mailed to:
The Hi Ho Lounge
2239 St. Claude Ave.
NO, LA 70117
Please write name, mailing address, email address and phone number on the CD or back of photographs.
An Art Opening Gala Event will be held Thursday, November 29th with food, wine and live music by The Happy Talk Band!!!
Deadline for submissions: November 16th
Notification: November 18th
Delivery of Accepted Work: November 25th - 7pm
Opening Reception: November 29th
* The Hi Ho Lounge is a live music venue. Art will be exposed to cigarette smoke and carousers.
In the unlikely event of loss or damage to art work, the Hi Ho Lounge will not be held responsible.
Please feel free to visit our MySpace for information on upcoming events: www.myspace.com/hiholounge
The Hi Ho Lounge is redecorating!
We are looking for local visual artists who would like to have their work displayed at our popular music establishment.
We are open to any art medium that can be easily wall mounted.
Selections will be made on professional appearance and esthetic compliment to the space. Finished work must be ready to hang.
(We encourage artists to check out the space before making a submission)
Selected work will be displayed at the Hi Ho Lounge until late February and available for sale by artist (if desired).
Artists may submit up to 5 pieces as 5x7 glossy photographs or JPEGs burnt to CD (no larger than 72 dpi and 8'' longest dimension) and dropped off or mailed to:
The Hi Ho Lounge
2239 St. Claude Ave.
NO, LA 70117
Please write name, mailing address, email address and phone number on the CD or back of photographs.
An Art Opening Gala Event will be held Thursday, November 29th with food, wine and live music by The Happy Talk Band!!!
Deadline for submissions: November 16th
Notification: November 18th
Delivery of Accepted Work: November 25th - 7pm
Opening Reception: November 29th
* The Hi Ho Lounge is a live music venue. Art will be exposed to cigarette smoke and carousers.
In the unlikely event of loss or damage to art work, the Hi Ho Lounge will not be held responsible.
Please feel free to visit our MySpace for information on upcoming events: www.myspace.com/hiholounge
10.10.2007
Richard Sexton Lecture at the Academy Tonight
Greetings!
I am writing to remind you of Richard Sexton's upcoming lecture at the New Orleans Academy of Fine Arts. Following an introduction by Victoria Ryan, Mr. Sexton will speak about _Terra Incognita_, his latest project, which involves photographs of vanishing landscapes and has culminated with a book by the same name.
The lecture begins at 4:30 on Wednesday, October 10th, and will be held in the lecture room of the main building of the New Orleans Academy of Fine Arts, 5256 Magazine Street, N.O.L.A. Mr. Sexton will be available for questions and discussion after the lecture.
The lecture is free and open to the public. Wine reception to follow. Please see the attachment to this message for more details.
Cheers,
Ivan
10.08.2007
Identity Opening
Thanks to Thom Bennet for these lovely images from Saturday's opening. Thank you to everyone who pitched in to get the space ready in the preceding weeks. The work looked great, the gallery looked great, and a fine time was had by all! It feels wonderful to finally have a home of our own, and is something we should all be proud of.
David Rae Morris
Pat Jolly with juror Deborah Luster
J.R. Portman (in suspenders)
Bryce Lankard (in jacket on right)
David Rae Morris
Pat Jolly with juror Deborah Luster
J.R. Portman (in suspenders)
Bryce Lankard (in jacket on right)
Louviere + Vanessa at A Gallery
"As If" by Louviere + Vanessa
A Galery for Fine Photography
241 Chartres St.
Nola 70130
October 1 through December 31
10.05.2007
Identity at the Photo Alliance Gallery
Please join us for the premier exhibition at the New Orleans Photo Allaince's new gallery space.
"Captain Pete" by Lori Waselchuk
Identity: Contemporary Photographic Portraiture
Juried by Deborah Luster
Opening Saturday Oct 6, 6-9pm
New Orleans Photo Alliance
1111 St. Mary St
Nola 70130
October 6th — November 24th
Gallery hours:
Wed- Fri 3 p.m.-6 p.m
Saturday 11a.m.-4pm or by appointment
The New Orleans Photo Alliance presents IDENTITY, an exhibit of contemporary photographic portraiture exploring photography's role in illuminating and defining the persistence and evolution of personal and social identity. The 22 artists represented in IDENTITY invite the viewer to consider the photographic artifact as evidence of life and to re-consider his or her own identity— what it means to be alive in our age, in this place, in our skin on this very day. IDENTITY was juried by Deborah Luster, a highly acclaimed portrait artist who published a book entitled “One Big Self – Prisoners of Louisiana”.
Contact us at photoalliance@gmail.com or call 504-610-4899
"Captain Pete" by Lori Waselchuk
Identity: Contemporary Photographic Portraiture
Juried by Deborah Luster
Opening Saturday Oct 6, 6-9pm
New Orleans Photo Alliance
1111 St. Mary St
Nola 70130
October 6th — November 24th
Gallery hours:
Wed- Fri 3 p.m.-6 p.m
Saturday 11a.m.-4pm or by appointment
The New Orleans Photo Alliance presents IDENTITY, an exhibit of contemporary photographic portraiture exploring photography's role in illuminating and defining the persistence and evolution of personal and social identity. The 22 artists represented in IDENTITY invite the viewer to consider the photographic artifact as evidence of life and to re-consider his or her own identity— what it means to be alive in our age, in this place, in our skin on this very day. IDENTITY was juried by Deborah Luster, a highly acclaimed portrait artist who published a book entitled “One Big Self – Prisoners of Louisiana”.
Contact us at photoalliance@gmail.com or call 504-610-4899
Richard Sexton & David Rae Morris at Ogden
David Rae Morris "Letters form my Father"
Richard Sexton "Terra Incognita"
Opening Sat Oct 6
Ogden Museum of Southern Art
925 Camp St.
New Orleans, LA 70130
Exhibitions run through December
Eric Paul Julien at Convergence
October 6, 2007; ART FOR ART SAKE
Ephemeral Images by E Paul Julien
CONVERGENCE 2130 MAGAZINE STREET
@ the corner of magazine and Jackson.
http://www.epauljulienphotography.com
Ephemeral Images by E Paul Julien
CONVERGENCE 2130 MAGAZINE STREET
@ the corner of magazine and Jackson.
http://www.epauljulienphotography.com
"Burning Desire" at House of Lounge
JOIN US SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6TH,
6-10PM
VIEW ARTISTS PASSIONATE
INTERPRETATIONS OF THEIR
BURNING DESIRES
INCLUDING NEW WORK
BY PHOTOGRAPHER GREG MILES
www.gregmilesphotography.com
MUSIC BY THE EXQUISITE ANAIS ST. JOHN
DELICIOUS COCKTAILS BY GLAZER
GORGEOUS MODELS IN OUR LATEST LINGERIE COLLECTIONS
STORE HOURS:
Mon-Sat 11am-6pm
Sun 12pm-5pm
HOUSE OF LOUNGE
2044 Magazine Street
New Orleans, Louisiana 70130
504.671.8300 tel, 504.671.8010 fax
info@houseoflounge.com email
WWW.HOUSEOFLOUNGE.COM
6-10PM
VIEW ARTISTS PASSIONATE
INTERPRETATIONS OF THEIR
BURNING DESIRES
INCLUDING NEW WORK
BY PHOTOGRAPHER GREG MILES
www.gregmilesphotography.com
MUSIC BY THE EXQUISITE ANAIS ST. JOHN
DELICIOUS COCKTAILS BY GLAZER
GORGEOUS MODELS IN OUR LATEST LINGERIE COLLECTIONS
STORE HOURS:
Mon-Sat 11am-6pm
Sun 12pm-5pm
HOUSE OF LOUNGE
2044 Magazine Street
New Orleans, Louisiana 70130
504.671.8300 tel, 504.671.8010 fax
info@houseoflounge.com email
WWW.HOUSEOFLOUNGE.COM
Katrina Days at George Long Gallery
George Long Gallery presents:
"Katrina Days"
More than 100 color photographs of New Orleans and
south Louisiana after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita,
blowing in the wind out on Magazine Street
Opening Reception during Art For Art's Sake
Saturday, October 6, 6-9pm - Join Us!
And look for Katrina Days, the book,
available at the gallery in December.
Also on view at the gallery during Art for Art's Sake, World Landscapes, "New Orleans Before", and select images form the "Nude Projection Series".
George Long Gallery
4516 Magazine Street, New Orleans
(504) 899-2975
"Katrina Days"
More than 100 color photographs of New Orleans and
south Louisiana after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita,
blowing in the wind out on Magazine Street
Opening Reception during Art For Art's Sake
Saturday, October 6, 6-9pm - Join Us!
And look for Katrina Days, the book,
available at the gallery in December.
Also on view at the gallery during Art for Art's Sake, World Landscapes, "New Orleans Before", and select images form the "Nude Projection Series".
George Long Gallery
4516 Magazine Street, New Orleans
(504) 899-2975
10.02.2007
D.R. Morris and R. Sexton Party
David Rae Morris and Richard Sexton
invite you to celebrate their
occupation of the fourth floor at the
Ogden Museum of Southern Art
Friday October 5th
823 France Street
(between Dauphine and Burgundy)
In da Bywater
945-4791
6:30-until
invite you to celebrate their
occupation of the fourth floor at the
Ogden Museum of Southern Art
Friday October 5th
823 France Street
(between Dauphine and Burgundy)
In da Bywater
945-4791
6:30-until
10.01.2007
N.O. Book Project Photo Request
The New Orleans Hope and Heritage Project is calling for color photographs of post-Katrina New Orleans for a book devoted to the celebration and preservation of New Orleans culture. Short essays divulge an insider’s perspective: from jazz funerals to Vodou, from Mardi Gras Indians to Mardi Gras, from Creole culture to the corner store. Color photographs of the rebirth of New Orleans will accompany the text while also establishing their own distinct narrative voice. Proceeds will go to the New Orleans Hope and Heritage Project, a non-profit with 501(c)(3) status. All contributions to the book are donated and are tax-deductible. For more information, go to: www.nolahopeandheritage.org. Among the contributors to the anthology are: Richard Ford, Andrei Codrescu, Mona Lisa Saloy, Anders Osborne, Sallie Ann Glassman, Valentine Pierce, Joshua Clark, Alex McMurray, James Nolan, Andy Young, Fred Johnson, and Tom Piazza. The book is currently seeking publication. Please submit files with longest dimension at 10 inches, at 72 dpi. Please submit images to leespeak@cox.net. For questions or concerns: (504) 452-6137.
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