The New Orleans Photo Alliance is pleased to announce the PhotoNOLA Portfolio Review line up for 2009.
Dan Cameron,
CAC & Prospect 2, New Orleans, LA
Catherine Couturier,
Director, John Cleary Gallery, Houston
Julian Cox,
Curator of Photography, High Museum of Art, Atlanta, GA
Michelle Dunn Marsh,
Co-editor Aperture Magazine
Roy Flukinger,
Curator, Harry Ransom Research Center, Austin TX
Merry Foresta ,
Curator of Photography, Smithsonian
Andy Grundberg,
Curator and Writer, Corcoran College of Art and Design, DC
Darius Himes,
Publisher, Radius Books, Santa Fe , NM
David Houston,
Chief Curator, Ogden Museum of Southern Art, New Orleans, LA
Jason Houston,
Photo Editor, Orion Magazine
Miranda Lash,
Curator of Contemporary Art, New Orleans Museum of Art
Sacha Lecca,
Senior Photo Editor, Rolling Stone Magazine
Kevin Longino,
Kevin Longino Fine Photographs, CT
Michelle Molloy,
Senior Photo Editor, Newsweek Magazine
Robert Morton,
Book Publishing Agent & Consultant, CT
Mark Pinsukanjana,
Modernbook Gallery & Editions, Palo Alto, CA
Kira Pollack,
Deputy Photo Editor, New York Times Magazine
Arthur Roger,
Arthur Roger Gallery, New Orleans, LA
Mary Virginia Swanson,
Creative Consultant, Mary Virginia Swanson & Associates
Paula Tognarelli,
Executive Director, Griffin Museum of Photography, Winchester, MA
Jack Woody,
Editor, Twin Palms Press
Natalie Zelt,
Curatorial Assistant of Photography, MFAH, Houston, TX
Reviews will take place December 12 & 13 at the International House Hotel. Registration will open on September 1 through www.photonola.org, and be filled on a first come, first served basis. The review will be limited to 60 photographers, and registration will cost $425. More information and reviewers bios will be posted on the website by mid - late August.
7.31.2009
7.30.2009
KEH: Sell Your Old Photo Gear on Aug 15
Lakeside Camera Photoworks in Metairie will be hosting KEH at a buying event on Saturday, August 15th from 9am to 5pm. KEH will be buying used photo gear, film and digital. Dig through your closets for that camera gear you're no longer using and cash in.
KEH is the industry leader in the used photographic market. You can
check out their entire inventory online at http://www.keh.com or
contact them at 800-342-5534.
Lakeside Camera Photoworks
3508 21st Street
Metarie, Louisiana
504-885-8660
KEH is the industry leader in the used photographic market. You can
check out their entire inventory online at http://www.keh.com or
contact them at 800-342-5534.
Lakeside Camera Photoworks
3508 21st Street
Metarie, Louisiana
504-885-8660
Lori Waselchuk in PDN
The unstoppable Ms. Lori Waselchuk was in featured a great article about her prison hospice work "Grace Before Dying" in the latest issue of PDN:
http://www.pdnonline.com/pdn/content_display/features/pdn-online/e3i1b84df344ab297f3e244752088ab87c5
Congrats Lori!
http://www.pdnonline.com/pdn/content_display/features/pdn-online/e3i1b84df344ab297f3e244752088ab87c5
Congrats Lori!
Potluck & Portfolio Night
New Orleans Photo Alliance Potluck & Portfolio Night
Thursday, Aug 20
6:30-9pm
Homespace Gallery
1128 St. Roch (on the lake side of St. Claude)
Bring some food, drink and photography to our annual summer social. This is a night for photographers to share work in a casual setting for fun & feedback. Portfolios or laptops are welcome.
Thursday, Aug 20
6:30-9pm
Homespace Gallery
1128 St. Roch (on the lake side of St. Claude)
Bring some food, drink and photography to our annual summer social. This is a night for photographers to share work in a casual setting for fun & feedback. Portfolios or laptops are welcome.
7.28.2009
Michael P. Smith presentation HNOC
“In the Spirit: The Achievement and Legacy of Michael P. Smith”
by Jeff L. Rosenheim, curator of photographs,
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Wednesday, July 29, 2009 • 6:30 p.m.
Counting House • 533 Royal Street
The illustrated presentation will discuss the importance of Michael P. Smith’s work as a documentarian of culture and why his excellence as a photographer is instrumental in that regard.
While living in New Orleans in the early 1980s, Jeff L. Rosenheim worked closely with Smith on the logistics of the “Spirit World” international tour, printing Smith’s negatives in his darkroom and managing his photograph booth at Jazz Fest. Considered the leading authority of Walker Evans, he has authored or co-authored eight books on the artist, including Walker Evans and the Picture Postcard (New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2009).
This event is presented in conjunction with the exhibition In the Spirit: The Photography of Michael P. Smith, which will be available for extended viewing before and after the lecture at The Collection, 533 Royal Street.
by Jeff L. Rosenheim, curator of photographs,
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Wednesday, July 29, 2009 • 6:30 p.m.
Counting House • 533 Royal Street
The illustrated presentation will discuss the importance of Michael P. Smith’s work as a documentarian of culture and why his excellence as a photographer is instrumental in that regard.
While living in New Orleans in the early 1980s, Jeff L. Rosenheim worked closely with Smith on the logistics of the “Spirit World” international tour, printing Smith’s negatives in his darkroom and managing his photograph booth at Jazz Fest. Considered the leading authority of Walker Evans, he has authored or co-authored eight books on the artist, including Walker Evans and the Picture Postcard (New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2009).
This event is presented in conjunction with the exhibition In the Spirit: The Photography of Michael P. Smith, which will be available for extended viewing before and after the lecture at The Collection, 533 Royal Street.
7.26.2009
Elizabeth Kleinveld at The Darkroom
The Darkroom announces the opening of its exhibition for White Linen Night: flora, the art of nature by American-Dutch photographer, Elizabeth Kleinveld. This exhibition features work from Kleinveld's most recent series of flower portraits, inspired by the masters of floral photography, including Cunningham, Blossfeldt and Mapplethorpe. A tribute to line, form and the beauty inherent to the flower itself, this series has recently been published by Museum Cards Amersfoort and will be shown with Franco Fontana's photography at the Holland Art Fair in Utrecht in September.
Opening reception on Saturday August 1st from 6-9 PM.
More information about the exhibition can be found online here.
The Darkroom
1927 Sophie Wright Pl
New Orleans, LA 70130
504.522.3211
neworleansdarkroom.com
Free Online Mini-workshop - Create a Compelling Artist's Statement
Hi ,
Although you work in a visual medium, your ability to communicate clearly and concisely with galleries and collectors is critical. A well-written artist's statement can reinforce the power of your work and help you make a strong, emotional connection with gallery owners and collectors.
This coming Wednesday night (July 29th) I welcome New York arts writer Adam Eisenstat for a free, online 30 minute workshop. During this mini-workshop you will learn the elements of a powerful statement, while learning to avoid mistakes that can make your statement fall flat or go over the top.
Adam is a versatile wordsmith with extensive experience in art writing. He was the director of communications at a major New York art school and for more than 15 years he has helped artists of all genres and professional levels promote themselves effectively.
Adam will present clear, concrete advice on how to write an effective artist's statement, and will take your questions. Space for this session is limited, and it will fill quickly so please reserve your space now.
You can register by visiting https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/743596155
I look forward to having you join us
. Jason Horejs
Owner
Xanadu Gallery
Xanadu Gallery | 7039 E. Main St. #101 | Scottsdale, AZ 85251 | 480.368.9929 | jason@xanadugallery.com | www.xanadugallery.com
Although you work in a visual medium, your ability to communicate clearly and concisely with galleries and collectors is critical. A well-written artist's statement can reinforce the power of your work and help you make a strong, emotional connection with gallery owners and collectors.
This coming Wednesday night (July 29th) I welcome New York arts writer Adam Eisenstat for a free, online 30 minute workshop. During this mini-workshop you will learn the elements of a powerful statement, while learning to avoid mistakes that can make your statement fall flat or go over the top.
Adam is a versatile wordsmith with extensive experience in art writing. He was the director of communications at a major New York art school and for more than 15 years he has helped artists of all genres and professional levels promote themselves effectively.
Adam will present clear, concrete advice on how to write an effective artist's statement, and will take your questions. Space for this session is limited, and it will fill quickly so please reserve your space now.
You can register by visiting https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/743596155
I look forward to having you join us
. Jason Horejs
Owner
Xanadu Gallery
Xanadu Gallery | 7039 E. Main St. #101 | Scottsdale, AZ 85251 | 480.368.9929 | jason@xanadugallery.com | www.xanadugallery.com
7.24.2009
New Book by Charles Crain
Member Charles Crain announces the release of his latest book of fine art photography. This study of portraiture is titled “my face, my life - portraits of character”.
This is a cross section of faces that demonstrate life past.....it captures images taken in diverse surroundings.....in the places that attract diverse types of characters whose paths crossed that moment in time.
What were the circumstances that brought these personalities to the same place at the same time?
All engaged in a variety of mundane activities…..all in their own way.....living their life.....their character.
The book contains 120 pages and features 110 B&W images with one in color. It is presented in a large format, 13”W X 11”H, which enables many images to be displayed 18 - 20 inches across in a two page spread. In an effort to maintain the highest quality of this focused portfolio, it is available only in hard cover with dust jacket wrap and uses 100lb premium paper. Click on the link to enjoy the preview:
my face, my life or, try http://tinyurl.com/myfacemylife
Thank you for previewing the book,
Charles and Ciarly Crain
This is a cross section of faces that demonstrate life past.....it captures images taken in diverse surroundings.....in the places that attract diverse types of characters whose paths crossed that moment in time.
What were the circumstances that brought these personalities to the same place at the same time?
All engaged in a variety of mundane activities…..all in their own way.....living their life.....their character.
The book contains 120 pages and features 110 B&W images with one in color. It is presented in a large format, 13”W X 11”H, which enables many images to be displayed 18 - 20 inches across in a two page spread. In an effort to maintain the highest quality of this focused portfolio, it is available only in hard cover with dust jacket wrap and uses 100lb premium paper. Click on the link to enjoy the preview:
my face, my life or, try http://tinyurl.com/myfacemylife
Thank you for previewing the book,
Charles and Ciarly Crain
7.22.2009
"An Adventure Everyday" by Greg Rhoades Opening at Bacchanal
An Adventure Everyday – Photographs by Greg Rhoades to be Showcased @ Bacchanal Fine Wine & Spirits
Greg Rhoades, a freelance photographer, announced that over a dozen unique cultural images will be transforming Bacchanal’s 200 year interior. He is the first artist in a series designed to spice up the appearance of the popular Bywater wine bar.
Greg’s photos epitomize the coming of age in New Orleans: following second lines through the Lower 9th Ward, late-night jamming out to jazz legends in smoky bars, costuming in Mardi Gras parades through the Quarter, and observing the fine architecture city-wide. The exhibit is slated to last two weeks. Prints are available in sizes from 4x6 and up, both framed and un-framed.
An opening party will be held Thursday, July 23rd at 7:15PM, and kicks off the artist series. Greg Rhoades will be on hand to describe the images in detail. Two jazz bands will be performing, and the grill featuring delicious sandwiches and salads will be open. Come drink champagne, wine, beer, or absinthe, and see New Orleans through Greg’s eyes.
For information on Greg Rhoades, please visit http://504otos.daportfolio.com
See Bacchanal's website here.
7.21.2009
The Richness of Life - New Book by Ann Marie Popko
NOPA member Ann Marie Popko is proud to announce that she just published her first book of photography, entitled "The Richness of Life." Featuring 62 images of Cape Cod, Massachusetts (where Ann Marie spends most of her summers), this book was published using Blurb.com, a print-on-demand service which allows users to create, publish and market their books in small or large quantities.
Check out a preview of Ann Marie's book online by clicking on this link:
Check out a preview of Ann Marie's book online by clicking on this link:
7.20.2009
Lesley Wells Photo Exhibit at Ochsner through July 31
"Facade"
Artist Statement: This project grew from my background in architecture, particularly my interest in the relationship between buildings and their environments. I see a confluence between the planned geometric forms of architecture and the effects of nature and human interaction. For most of us, commonplace buildings tend to fade into the background of our daily routine. I derive satisfaction in finding the neglected in our daily experience and capturing its mundane elegance.
www.lesleywells.com
7.17.2009
Need Volunteer to Photograph the Forever Hold Your Peace Show!
Hello Everyone! We really need help documenting the images in the Forever Hold Your Peace show, which comes down this coming Sunday (the 19th)! It would only take about an hour max. It's a great way for artists to list places they've shown their work as well as great PR for NOPA itself. Please email Andrea Caldwell at andrea504@gmail.com for more details. Your help and consideration is much appreciated!
We also need help striking the FHYP show this coming Sunday, the 19th at the New Orleans Photo Alliance gallery from 4-6pm. Any amount of time you can contribute would be great. Thanks again!
We also need help striking the FHYP show this coming Sunday, the 19th at the New Orleans Photo Alliance gallery from 4-6pm. Any amount of time you can contribute would be great. Thanks again!
"Women on the Verge" Opening July 18 at Galerie Gigi
Grissel Guiliano
WHAT: “Women on the Verge” art exhibition
WHEN: July 18th – August 29th, Opening Reception July 18th at 6PM
WHERE: Galerie Gigi, 627 St. Peter (In the Quarter between Royal and Chartres)
Galerie Gigi is proud to announce the unveiling of “Women on the Verge”. The group show, curated by Terrence Sanders, features work by artists Ariel Jackson, Hannah Downey, Grissel Guiliano, Layla Messkoub, Libbie Allen, Marin Dearie, Miriam Waterman, Olivia Hill, and Rebecca Rebouche.
Join us on July 18th, 6 pm at Galerie Gigi for an opening reception with the artists and curator “as they hang their struggles, joys, and dreams - articulating a new narrative in Contemporary Art.”
The exhibition runs at Galerie Gigi from July 18th until August 29th, Thursday through Sat 11am to 5pm. For more information visit www.galeriegigineworleans.com or contact Galerie Gigi director, Lindsay Viner at (713) 385-7890 or lindsay.viner@gmail.com.
New Issue of 100 Eyes Online Now
"The Migrants: Dreams in the Shadow of Plenty" the new issue of 100Eyes is available on-line. Please check out some powerful photography and important stories by Lorena Ros, Jon Anderson, Justin Jin, MK Palash, James Oatway, Michael Eckels, Charlie Mahoney, Massimiliano Clausi and Rodrigo Cruz.
"A Must See Website- Full of Remarkable Essays"
The New York Times 7/6/09
Congratulations Andy!!
Richard Sexton Architectural Photography Workshop
Oct17&18,2009
more info here
The New Orleans Photography Workshops
1927 Sophie Wright Place
New Orleans, Louisiana 70130
504-522-3211
SHOTS Call for Entries: Male/Female
SHOTS Magazine announces an international call for photographic work to be considered for publication in the Autumn Issue, SHOTS no. 105. The theme for this issue is MALE/FEMALE. Please visit the SHOTS website for further information and submittal guidelines.
An established independent photography journal entering its 23rd year of publication, SHOTS reaches an international audience of photographers, collectors, galleries, museums, educators and other fine art photography enthusiasts. Don't miss this chance to have your work seen!
Submittals must be received by August 5, 2009.
Online submittals are now accepted.
Guidelines here.
An established independent photography journal entering its 23rd year of publication, SHOTS reaches an international audience of photographers, collectors, galleries, museums, educators and other fine art photography enthusiasts. Don't miss this chance to have your work seen!
Submittals must be received by August 5, 2009.
Online submittals are now accepted.
Guidelines here.
Critical Mass Deadline July 22
Since 2004, Photolucida's Critical Mass program has been a tremendous resource for photographers trying to get their work out into the world as well as for gallerists, curators, publishers, and editors in their search for good talent. A totally unique celebration of photography, Critical Mass is a way for photographers to have their work seen by over 200 of the best professionals in the business and to help produce and receive monographs of the work that everyone agrees is great!
In addition, Photolucida is proud to announce that a Critical Mass Top 50 group exhibition is being planned at the Photographic Center Northwest, curated by Andy Adams, editor/publisher of Flak Photo.
Photolucida is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the culture of photography. For more information on Critical Mass, including the list of our 202 great jurors, please click on the link below!
Thanks!
Laura Moya
Director
email: laura@photolucida.org
Critical Mass: http://www.photolucida.org/current.php
In addition, Photolucida is proud to announce that a Critical Mass Top 50 group exhibition is being planned at the Photographic Center Northwest, curated by Andy Adams, editor/publisher of Flak Photo.
Photolucida is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the culture of photography. For more information on Critical Mass, including the list of our 202 great jurors, please click on the link below!
Thanks!
Laura Moya
Director
email: laura@photolucida.org
Critical Mass: http://www.photolucida.org/current.php
7.13.2009
JazzFest Archive Seeking Jazz Fest Wedding Photos
Special Collection: Jazz Fest Weddings
The archive is seeking a new series of photography- Weddings! If you or someone you know got married at Jazz Fest we’d like to see their wedding photos for potential future inclusion in an exhibition.
Please email a short statement including date, name of who took the picture as well as the names of all in the photograph to ceremonies@jazzandheritage.org.
The archive is seeking a new series of photography- Weddings! If you or someone you know got married at Jazz Fest we’d like to see their wedding photos for potential future inclusion in an exhibition.
Please email a short statement including date, name of who took the picture as well as the names of all in the photograph to ceremonies@jazzandheritage.org.
Zack Smith's "Portrait(s)" at CANARY Gallery
CANARY Gallery is pleased to present, Portrait(s) - by photographer Zack Smith
From the streets and swamps of Louisiana, to the cozy back stages of the Voodoo Music Experience, Zack Smith creates comfortable confines that
elevate his unique style of portraiture. There is a subtle, yet strong connection between subject and photographer, a statement that Smith holds highest. Whether the background is a custom backdrop by Flavor Paper, a vine laden swamp, or street corner, Smith's subjects connect with them and in turn, the viewer.
Portrait(s) will feature a selection of 4x5 shot portraits of artists that played the Preservation Hall Tent at the 2008 Voodoo Music Experience, and some of his recently shot portraits. Deacon John, Alec Ounsworth (of Clap Your Hands Say Yeah), Ben Jaffe (Preservation Hall), and The Noisician Coalition are just a few of the new images you will see at the opening.
Zack Smith is a photographer, musician, and educator living and creating in New Orleans. He is the curator of CANARY Gallery in New Orleans, LA.
Portrait(s) - New Photographs by Zack Smith
CANARY Gallery
329 Julia St
Opening Reception Saturday August 1st 6p-9p
Show runs through August 31st
Gallery Hours - Wed-Fri 2-5 or by Appt:
504-251-7745
Forever Hold Your Peace Closing Party!
Saturday, July 18th from 6 - 8 there will be a closing party for the Forever Hold Your Peace artists at the gallery, 1111 St. Mary St.
7.06.2009
Lightroom Workshop Saturday, July 11
A couple of spots have opened up for the Lightroom Workshop for Saturday, July 11 from 12 - 6.
Seth Boonchai, who teaches at the School of Visual Arts in NYC, will conduct the workshop. This will be an intensive introduction to the core functions of LightRoom and how it can benefit the modern Photographer.
Topics will include each of the Five "Modules" in LightRoom (Library, Develop, Slideshow, Print and Web), common shortcut keys, basic customization as well as Digital Asset Management and best practices for archiving/backing up work.
Participants are required to bring a LAPTOP COMPUTER with the most current version of LightRoom installed* (the computer may be MAC or Windows based). Along with LightRoom, participants should also bring a group of 25-50 digital files (these files should be in any of these formats: JPEG, TIFF, PSD or RAW (from whatever camera you may have). A current version of PhotoShop is optional.
*you may download a 30 day trial of LightRoom from http://tinyurl.com/d4nn85
The cost is $50 for members, $85 for non-members and includes a year's membership. Please email Thom Bennett at 51Deardorff@gmail.com if you want to sign up.
Seth Boonchai, who teaches at the School of Visual Arts in NYC, will conduct the workshop. This will be an intensive introduction to the core functions of LightRoom and how it can benefit the modern Photographer.
Topics will include each of the Five "Modules" in LightRoom (Library, Develop, Slideshow, Print and Web), common shortcut keys, basic customization as well as Digital Asset Management and best practices for archiving/backing up work.
Participants are required to bring a LAPTOP COMPUTER with the most current version of LightRoom installed* (the computer may be MAC or Windows based). Along with LightRoom, participants should also bring a group of 25-50 digital files (these files should be in any of these formats: JPEG, TIFF, PSD or RAW (from whatever camera you may have). A current version of PhotoShop is optional.
*you may download a 30 day trial of LightRoom from http://tinyurl.com/d4nn85
The cost is $50 for members, $85 for non-members and includes a year's membership. Please email Thom Bennett at 51Deardorff@gmail.com if you want to sign up.
7.01.2009
Call For PhotoNOLA Exhibition Listings - Deadline Aug 1
PHOTONOLA 2009 - CALL FOR DECEMBER PHOTO EXHIBITION LISTINGS
Are you showing photography in December 2009?
Let us know the details so we can include your information on the PhotoNOLA website (www.photonola.org) and in our printed brochure.
Deadline for inclusion is August 1.
No charge; limited to venues within the greater New Orleans region.
Submission form: http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=cnpjNlZrTFJZVTlPaG4zVFc4TUJFOUE6MA
About PhotoNOLA:
PhotoNOLA is an annual celebration of photography in New Orleans, coordinated by the New Orleans Photo Alliance in partnership with galleries, museums and photographers citywide. PhotoNOLA draws hundreds of photography professionals to the city to partake in a variety of educational programs, and reaches broadly into the local community with a series of exhibitions and events that are largely free and open to the public. The fourth annual PhotoNOLA festival will take place in December 2009.
Questions? Email Jennifer Shaw at info@photonola.org
Are you showing photography in December 2009?
Let us know the details so we can include your information on the PhotoNOLA website (www.photonola.org) and in our printed brochure.
Deadline for inclusion is August 1.
No charge; limited to venues within the greater New Orleans region.
Submission form: http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=cnpjNlZrTFJZVTlPaG4zVFc4TUJFOUE6MA
About PhotoNOLA:
PhotoNOLA is an annual celebration of photography in New Orleans, coordinated by the New Orleans Photo Alliance in partnership with galleries, museums and photographers citywide. PhotoNOLA draws hundreds of photography professionals to the city to partake in a variety of educational programs, and reaches broadly into the local community with a series of exhibitions and events that are largely free and open to the public. The fourth annual PhotoNOLA festival will take place in December 2009.
Questions? Email Jennifer Shaw at info@photonola.org
Call to Artists: Co-Op Gallery on the Northshore
CALL TO ARTISTS ~ EXHIBIT YOUR WORK ON THE NORTHSHORE
We are excited to announce our plans to launch Gallery 421... Northshore New Orleans' newest Gallery which will be opening this summer at 421 North Columbia St. in Historic Downtown Covington. This area has a great Art Community and hosts the Three Rivers Art Festival and many other Art Events.
Our newest venture will take place in a 6700 SF building located amongst numerous other galleries on the street and will feature a combination of Hand Selected Original Art and Upscale Antiques/Home Furnishings for sale under one roof.
All artwork will be juried and other merchants and/or designers hand selected as well.
Walls will lease for $61.00 - $171.00 per month with only a 10% commission which will INCLUDE credit card fees. That means that 90% of the sale price of the artwork will go directly to the artist ! Short term leases - only 90 days.
Want to know a little more...click on the link below to view a postlet for more details and photos: http://www.postlets.com/rts/1657370
If you are interested in joining us please email me and request an Application and a "Frequently Asked Questions" Brochure about the Gallery. Hope to hear from you soon !
Best of luck,
Steve & Debby Wilson
Gallery 421
421 N. Columbia St.
Covington, LA 70433
CONTACT INFO:
Steve - 985-285-4875 Cell
Debby - 985-285-4876 Cell
Email: NewOrleans@i-55.com
We are excited to announce our plans to launch Gallery 421... Northshore New Orleans' newest Gallery which will be opening this summer at 421 North Columbia St. in Historic Downtown Covington. This area has a great Art Community and hosts the Three Rivers Art Festival and many other Art Events.
Our newest venture will take place in a 6700 SF building located amongst numerous other galleries on the street and will feature a combination of Hand Selected Original Art and Upscale Antiques/Home Furnishings for sale under one roof.
All artwork will be juried and other merchants and/or designers hand selected as well.
Walls will lease for $61.00 - $171.00 per month with only a 10% commission which will INCLUDE credit card fees. That means that 90% of the sale price of the artwork will go directly to the artist ! Short term leases - only 90 days.
Want to know a little more...click on the link below to view a postlet for more details and photos: http://www.postlets.com/rts/1657370
If you are interested in joining us please email me and request an Application and a "Frequently Asked Questions" Brochure about the Gallery. Hope to hear from you soon !
Best of luck,
Steve & Debby Wilson
Gallery 421
421 N. Columbia St.
Covington, LA 70433
CONTACT INFO:
Steve - 985-285-4875 Cell
Debby - 985-285-4876 Cell
Email: NewOrleans@i-55.com
Call for Entries: 3rd Annual Juried Alternative & Historical Process Show
Photography Re-Imagined: 3rd Annual Juried Alternative & Historical Process Show
Tilt Gallery, Phoenix, AZ
Juror: Jill Enfield
October 2nd – October 29th, 2009
Opening Reception: Friday, October 2nd, 6-9pm
Eligibility: All prints made using an alternative, historical process are eligible and the exhibition is open to all subject matter. Examples of acceptable include bromoil, albumen, collotype, kallitype, lazertran, anthotype, ziatype, carbon, argyrotype, cyanotype, daguerreotype, gum bichromate, salted paper, photogravure, solarplate, tintype, platinum and palladium, van dyke, hand applied emulsions, wet-plate collodion, and combinations of all of the above. No digital, c-prints, Polaroid or solvent transfers, or gelatin silver prints will be accepted unless combined with an alternative process. For further questions regarding eligible processes e-mail info@tiltgallery.com. Work should have been completed in the last three years.
Entry Fee: $30 for three images. Additional images for $5.00 per image.
Deadline for Submissions: All entries must be received by Tuesday August 25th, 2009.
Award: First place will receive $250 and the artist will be included in a Tilt Gallery group artists retrospective exhibition, (dates not selected yet). second place will receive $150, and third place will receive $100.
More information & full prospectus at http://www.tiltgallery.com/
Tilt Gallery, Phoenix, AZ
Juror: Jill Enfield
October 2nd – October 29th, 2009
Opening Reception: Friday, October 2nd, 6-9pm
Eligibility: All prints made using an alternative, historical process are eligible and the exhibition is open to all subject matter. Examples of acceptable include bromoil, albumen, collotype, kallitype, lazertran, anthotype, ziatype, carbon, argyrotype, cyanotype, daguerreotype, gum bichromate, salted paper, photogravure, solarplate, tintype, platinum and palladium, van dyke, hand applied emulsions, wet-plate collodion, and combinations of all of the above. No digital, c-prints, Polaroid or solvent transfers, or gelatin silver prints will be accepted unless combined with an alternative process. For further questions regarding eligible processes e-mail info@tiltgallery.com. Work should have been completed in the last three years.
Entry Fee: $30 for three images. Additional images for $5.00 per image.
Deadline for Submissions: All entries must be received by Tuesday August 25th, 2009.
Award: First place will receive $250 and the artist will be included in a Tilt Gallery group artists retrospective exhibition, (dates not selected yet). second place will receive $150, and third place will receive $100.
More information & full prospectus at http://www.tiltgallery.com/
Call For Artists: 2009 No Dead Artists
DEADLINE APPROACHING: 13th Annual No Dead Artists Juried Exhibition
The Annual NO DEAD ARTISTS, now in its 13th year, is an open juried exhibition of Louisiana art today. The exhibition was created in 1995 to give a voice to underexposed artists. Jury winner's work will be on exhibit at the Jonathan Ferrara Gallery, 400a Julia Street, in the New Orleans Arts District and selected jury winners will appear in a feature article in the September 2nd issue of the Gambit. In the article, art critic D. Eric Bookhardt will review the exhibition. This annual event is designed to give a real pulse on the creative scene happening in New Orleans and Louisiana today.
NO DEAD ARTISTS is open to living artists working in the state of Louisiana. All mediums are accepted including, but not limited to, painting, sculpture, glass, metal work, photography, video, mixed media and installation art.
2009 JURORS:
Charles Whited, New Orleans, LA
Miranda Lash, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, New Orleans Museum of Art
John Kemp, writer: ARTnews, Art & Antiques, American Artist, Louisiana Life and managing editor of La Cultural Vistas
Applications can be picked up at the Jonathan Ferrara gallery at 400a Julia Street in New Orleans.
THE SUBMISSION DEADLINE IS JULY 17, 2009.
The exhibition is on view from September 2 - 26, 2009 at Jonathan Ferrara Gallery.
For more information, please contact the gallery
email: info@jonathanferraragallery.com
phone: 504.522.5471
fax: 253.399.1649
web: http://www.jonathanferraragallery.com
The Annual NO DEAD ARTISTS, now in its 13th year, is an open juried exhibition of Louisiana art today. The exhibition was created in 1995 to give a voice to underexposed artists. Jury winner's work will be on exhibit at the Jonathan Ferrara Gallery, 400a Julia Street, in the New Orleans Arts District and selected jury winners will appear in a feature article in the September 2nd issue of the Gambit. In the article, art critic D. Eric Bookhardt will review the exhibition. This annual event is designed to give a real pulse on the creative scene happening in New Orleans and Louisiana today.
NO DEAD ARTISTS is open to living artists working in the state of Louisiana. All mediums are accepted including, but not limited to, painting, sculpture, glass, metal work, photography, video, mixed media and installation art.
2009 JURORS:
Charles Whited, New Orleans, LA
Miranda Lash, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, New Orleans Museum of Art
John Kemp, writer: ARTnews, Art & Antiques, American Artist, Louisiana Life and managing editor of La Cultural Vistas
Applications can be picked up at the Jonathan Ferrara gallery at 400a Julia Street in New Orleans.
THE SUBMISSION DEADLINE IS JULY 17, 2009.
The exhibition is on view from September 2 - 26, 2009 at Jonathan Ferrara Gallery.
For more information, please contact the gallery
email: info@jonathanferraragallery.com
phone: 504.522.5471
fax: 253.399.1649
web: http://www.jonathanferraragallery.com
Call for Entries: 2009 International Photography Show
Hello,
We currently have a call for entry that might be of interest to your readers.
Our 2009 International Photography Show which will feature artists from all over the world. This is an open juried show with over $700 in awards along with a main gallery show. The juror is Andy Adams who is the editor/publisher of Flak Photo, a contemporary photography website that celebrates the art of publishing photography online. Flak Photo provides unique opportunities for artists and photography organizations to share their work with a burgeoning online photographic community and highlights new series work, book projects and gallery exhibitions from established and emerging photographers.
Awards include
* Juror’s Selection: $300 and an online marketing consultation with
Andy Adams, Editor of Flak Photo. The Juror’s Selection will also
be included in Flak Photo’s Online Exhibition during the
month of October 2009.
* Director's Selection award: $200
* Gallery Visitor’s Choice Award: $100
* Flak Photo’s Online Exhibition: A selection of artists will be
chosen to exhibit their work in the Flak Photo Gallery
(www.flakphoto.com) during the month of
October, 2009.
* Two /Artists’ ShowCase Online subscriptions for one year:
* All exhibitors are included in the Center's online gallery along
with a one month main gallery show on October 2 to October 31. A
first Friday reception will be held on October 2.
Deadline for submission is July 14, 2009 at Midnight PST on line at www.c4fap.org.
Thanks
--
Bill Guy
The Center for Fine Art Photography
(970) 224 1010 ext. 101
bguy@c4fap.org
We currently have a call for entry that might be of interest to your readers.
Our 2009 International Photography Show which will feature artists from all over the world. This is an open juried show with over $700 in awards along with a main gallery show. The juror is Andy Adams who is the editor/publisher of Flak Photo, a contemporary photography website that celebrates the art of publishing photography online. Flak Photo provides unique opportunities for artists and photography organizations to share their work with a burgeoning online photographic community and highlights new series work, book projects and gallery exhibitions from established and emerging photographers.
Awards include
* Juror’s Selection: $300 and an online marketing consultation with
Andy Adams, Editor of Flak Photo. The Juror’s Selection will also
be included in Flak Photo’s Online Exhibition during the
month of October 2009.
* Director's Selection award: $200
* Gallery Visitor’s Choice Award: $100
* Flak Photo’s Online Exhibition: A selection of artists will be
chosen to exhibit their work in the Flak Photo Gallery
(www.flakphoto.com
October, 2009.
* Two /Artists’ ShowCase Online subscriptions for one year:
* All exhibitors are included in the Center's online gallery along
with a one month main gallery show on October 2 to October 31. A
first Friday reception will be held on October 2.
Deadline for submission is July 14, 2009 at Midnight PST on line at www.c4fap.org.
Thanks
--
Bill Guy
The Center for Fine Art Photography
(970) 224 1010 ext. 101
bguy@c4fap.org
Cemeteryscapes: Call for Entries
Deadline July 31. Contact membership@saveourcemeteries.org for entry forms and more information.
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