Past Exhibitions

Mash Buhtaydusss is a collaborative art duo native to New Orleans, La. opening reception: Saturday, June 10th – 6pm-9pm The team breathes new life into decaying spaces by inviting unlikely characters to join them. These characters aid in the invention of imaginative landscapes that become metanarratives in a series of surreal events and disappointments left… Read More »Mash Buhtaydusss, barbie l’hoste + brandt vicknair

Mexico, 1985, by Dr. Leslie Parr Opening Reception: Saturday, April 8, 5pm – 8pm, On view through May 6, 2023New Orleans Photo Alliance Gallery7800 Oak Street, New Orleans, LA 70130Gallery: 504-919-4510, info@neworleansphotoalliance.org PHOTO NOIR: Light and Shadow in Black and White Film Photography This exhibit celebrates light—the quintessential element of photography—and the shadows that the… Read More »PHOTO NOIR:Light and shadow in black and white film photography

New Orleans Photo Alliance is pleased to present Ruth Orkin: In Motion, an exhibition celebrating the works of the pioneering 20th-century photographer and filmmaker Ruth Orkin, curated by Natalie Cooney and Rebecca Rau. Perhaps best recognized for her series chronicling the experience of traveling alone as a woman, and the iconic image American Girl in… Read More »Ruth Orkin: In Motion

December 9, 2022 – January 29, 2023Hosted by the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, 925 Camp St, 70130 Featured image: Kim Llerena, Route 90 West, Texas (Blockbuster) (2020), 8″ x 10”, archival pigment print CURRENTS is an annual exhibition that highlights the diverse photographic work being created by New Orleans Photo Alliance members. It is… Read More »CURRENTS 2022

September 24 – November 23, 2022 A public opening reception will be hosted at The NOPA Center, 7800 Oak Street, on Saturday, September 24, 5 – 8 pm. As the seasons change from Summer to Fall, Environs takes a closer look at the ever changing world around us, as well as our role within it, … Read More »Environs

New Orleans Photo Alliance’s 2022 spring juried exhibition,  All Music Down Here, celebrates the return of live music to the Greater New Orleans Area and honors the diverse, world-class music scene in New Orleans as it exists today.