We are delighted to announce the PhotoNOLA 2018 Review Prize recipients: Congratulations to Rich Frishman, Meg Griffiths, and Colleen Fitzgerald! PhotoNOLA’s Portfolio Review program offers emerging to established photographers the chance to present their work to influential members of the photographic community. Photographers convene for two days of face-to-face meetings with gallery owners, editors, publishers… Read More »PHOTONOLA 2018 REVIEW PRIZE

This is an open call to photographers for a juried competition to select 50 images for exhibition and sale at Stonehenge Gallery, Montgomery, AL, a gallery that has a 40-year tradition of representing visual artists in the South. The entry fee is $25. Best in show will be awarded $500. Two honorable mentions will receive… Read More »CFE: The Stonehenge Gallery 2019 Photo Competition

NYC4PA Call for Entry – MOMENTUM 2019 Entry Deadline: Sunday, March 17, 2019 NYC4PA gives photographers worldwide an opportunity to participate in a call for entry with a theme. Each call to photographers has a different theme. Each call offers 50 images a win. Prizes total $3000 and we have a grand prize, 3 first… Read More »Call for Entry: NYC4PA , MOMENTUM 2019

Our annual PushPin show/event will be on February 12th, 2019. Members can start putting work on the walls February 5th Work can stay on Gallery walls UNTIL February 26th We are switching things up a little this year so read carefully: As always, the PushPin event is for NOPA members ONLY. So you can’t pop… Read More »NOPA PUSH PIN 2019

  My Photographs are informed by my background in art history, my love of nature, and my passion for gardening as well as personal experiences both joyful and tragic. They touch on themes of beauty, fragility and decay. In a larger sense, they are also emblematic of the broken relationship between humans and the natural… Read More »2018 CJL Finalist: Kimberly Witham

  Mimesis is grounded in issues of identity, the other and the psychology of knowledge and power. The creation of this series comes at a time when the struggle to accept the unfamiliar is pervasive in our culture. When looking at these images, the urge to ask “what is it?” echoes the question, “what are… Read More »2018 CJL Finalist Claire Warden

  I sometimes ask my subjects to imagine that they are already a portrait and able to see the viewer looking at them and to look back with the same intensity that they feel is directed toward them. I’m looking for a conversation and/or a confrontation. The multiple moments in time and multiple points of… Read More »2018 CJL Finalist David Van Allen

  The women and girls in Sleeping Beauty lie outdoors on the ground in a vulnerable position, yet they are alert and aware.  In this work, I investigate early hopes and expectations, the belief that we can do anything, which leaves us at odds as we mature and internalize resistance from society. The portraits highlight the capacity for… Read More »2018 CJL Finalist: Lydia Panas