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Where Photography Meets Collage – Open Call

Photography and collage have a long history of being in dialogue with one another; however, the intersection of these two mediums is poorly explored. New Orleans Photo Alliance and Kolaj Institute are working together to investigate the intersection of this medium. We are seeking work by artists who collage their own photographs, make photomontage, use… Read More »Where Photography Meets Collage – Open Call

New Orleans de Nuit – Open Call

In 1933 the Hungarian-French photographer Gyula Halász, better known by his pseudonym Brassaï, published “Paris de Nuit”, a collection of images exploring nocturnal Paris in the early 1930s. These images were made during Brassaï’s lengthy nighttime wanderings through the streets, cafés and hidden corners of Paris, revealing a mysterious, sometimes seedy city not meant for… Read More »New Orleans de Nuit – Open Call

Déjà Vu: Double Exposure

Opens Mar 27 – Closes May 14th Much like déjà vu, a double exposure can evoke a sense of mystery and layered meanings. Déjà vu itself is an illusion of memory, where a vivid sense of recollection arises even though the time, place, and context of the “previous” experience remain elusive or impossible. A double… Read More »Déjà Vu: Double Exposure

Auction Show and Frank Relle Raffle benefitting the New Orleans Photo Alliance and PhotoNOLA

Frank Relle – Berard (10/15), 
28 x 38″ photography framed in ash wood with museum glass 

Déjà Vu: Double Exposure – Call

Much like déjà vu, a double exposure can evoke a sense of mystery and layered meanings. Déjà vu itself is an illusion of memory, where a vivid sense of recollection arises even though the time, place, and context of the “previous” experience remain elusive or impossible. A double exposure can hold many interpretations. It might… Read More »Déjà Vu: Double Exposure – Call

Abstract Sur-real

On view November 16th – January 14th Gallery hours of operation Thursday – Saturday, 11 am – 4 pm —– Can a portrait be abstract? What truly defines a portrait—clear, recognizable details, or the potential for abstraction to blur and transform familiar features? This exhibition delves into the complex nature of portraiture, blending abstraction, surrealism,… Read More »Abstract Sur-real

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Fall Exhibition at the NOPA Center!

Upcoming Calls

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