DEADLINE was June 8, 2020 and submissions are no longer being accepted. Our juror Brian Piper will be selecting individual works to be included in an online exhibition set to premier on June 19th, 2020 The New Orleans Photo Alliance invites entries for its 2020 Members exhibition:On the Line. We are seeking lens-based work exploring… Read More »On the Line Submissions

The New Orleans Photo Alliance is accepting nominations for the Board of Directors. Join an active team of community-minded leaders to encourage the understanding and appreciation of photography as a powerful medium of expression and storytelling within the rich and diverse culture of New Orleans. The NOPA Board of Directors has the opportunity to help… Read More »NOPA Board Applications Open

Look @ This F**kin Street: NOPA Juried Exhibition in partnership with @lookatthisfuckinstreet  The New Orleans Photo Alliance and wildly popular local Instagram @lookatthisfuckinstreet announce Look at This  F**kin Street, a juried digital exhibition highlighting the spirit that emerges from dysfunctional urban infrastructure.  Navigating infrastructure issues is a part of daily life and conversation for New… Read More »GiveNOLA Call for Entry: Look at this F**kin’ Street

New Orleans Photo Alliance, in collaboration with The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival Presented by Shell, announces the call for entry to All Music Down Here, juried by Timothy Duffy. In celebration of live music returning to the city, this exhibition honors the diverse, world-class music scene in New Orleans as it exists today.… Read More »Call for entry: All Music Down Here

New Orleans Photo Alliance begins an exciting new year with several exhibitions open through January and a new call for entry! See what you missed during  the 16th annual PhotoNOLA. Check out these local photographic exhibitions open through January, 2022: CURRENTS, NOPA’s annual member showcase, is at Ogden Museum of Southern Art through February 6,… Read More »January at NOPA: Exhibitions and Call for Entry

Katherine Longly, featured artist in this month’s BookLENS, lives and works in Brussels and graduated in photography, communications, and anthropology. Her projects often start with a very specific question. Behind these questions lies a desire to understand a social phenomenon. And humor is not excluded. Longly pays special attention to actively involve people she works… Read More »October 2021 BookLENS: Katherine Longly

In this August’s BookLENS, PhotoBOOK Fair team member, photographer, and columnist Jonathan Blaustein interviews renown actor, musician, and photographer Jeff Bridges: Jeff Bridges is more than an actor, or an artist.  For Americans of a certain generation, the 1998 Coen Brothers’ film “The Big Lebowski” is a cultural touchstone, much as Baby Boomers worshiped “The… Read More »August 2021 BookLENS: Jeff Bridges

For this month’s BookLENS, former NOPA president and creative nomad, Sesthasak Boonchai is interviewing Isaac Diggs and Edward Hillel about their recently published book: Electronic Landscapes: Music, Space and Resistance in Detroit. Electronic Landscapes: Music, Space and Resistance in Detroit (EL) celebrates Detroit’s techno, house and hip-hop musicians who construct home studios, renovate buildings and sustain… Read More »July 2021 BookLENS: Isaac Diggs + Edward Hillel