We are creating huge amounts of data every day; some of it we need (most of it we don’t). We are flooded with meaningless acronyms, user “agreements,”; file “requirements” and naming “structures.” The grim reality is, most of us create using tools that generate ephemeral data that we’ve attached whole livelihoods to. It’s a frightening… Read More »Get a handle on your data with Sesthasak Boonchai, Tuesday May 19

Guillaume became a professional photographer in 1986 where he documented French trading posts and settlements in India. Since then he has used alternative processes to highlight the duality of European life and the American iconography that surrounds us

During the 1980s and 90s, Polo Silk would set up spray painted backdrops (painted by his cousin) outside of New Orleans’ clubs. He would then take his trusty Polaroid camera “Chelsey” and take portraits of the patrons. Over the years he became acquainted with many New Orleans artists at the beginning of their careers like… Read More »Artist Talk with Polo Silk Thursday, May 14, 7:00 pm, CT

Join us virtually for our monthly Second Tuesday programming in welcoming our 2019 Michael P. Smith grant winner Rory Doyle, who will be hosting a virtual artist talk and Q&A through our #quarantivity platform. Rory is an acclaimed Mississippi-based photographer who, amongst many accolades, received a Mississippi Visual Artist Fellow and won the 16th Annual… Read More »Second Tuesday Program: Artist Talk with Rory Doyle Tuesday, May 12, 7 pm, CT

Marc Pagani’s work specializes in  portraiture, corporate, commercial, editorial, adventure travel, live music, food, event, and lifestyle photography. In this webinar, he will take participants through the process of shooting in the studio with two different types of 4×5 large format film cameras, including info on lens selection, bellows factors, and camera movements. He will… Read More »Large Format Film Photography: A Primer with Marc Pagani, Thursday, May 7, 7:00 pm CT

Gus Bennett has been documenting and capturing New Orleans and its people of it for over four decades. He has captured hundreds of stunning portraits through his series the “New Orleans People Project” (NOPP), that began in 2013. Join us for a conversation with Gus as he shares how he works to preserve New Orleans… Read More »Artist Talk with Gus Bennett Tuesday, May 5 7:00 pm, CT

L. Kasimu Harris Bio: L. Kasimu Harris is a New Orleans-based artist whose practice deposits a number of different strategic and conceptual devices in order to push narratives. He strives to tell stories of underrepresented communities in New Orleans and beyond. Harris has shown in numerous group exhibitions across the US and two international exhibitions… Read More »Register for L. Kasimu Harris Webinar

Crush Your Quarantine: Make a Photozine with Jeff Phillips General Info Thursday April 23 (part TWO) 7:00 p.m. CT 45-50 minutes (Presentation is 35 mins, Q&A for 10-15 mins) Description: In this two-part #quarantivity workshop, please join us for a fun, fast-paced visual tour of the freshest photozines being made right now. Learn how to… Read More »Register for Jeff Phillips Webinar