“Worst Case Scenario”4×5 photo works by Lexi Linde of Rusty Pelican StudiosJune 7, 2010 to July 4, 2010 Location: 13 Monaghan517 Frenchman StNew Orleans Opening reception: June 7 at 9pm Free wine tasting and food Print sales proceeds will go directly to the Louisiana Marine Mammal & Sea Turtle Rescue Program

PechaKucha Night : New Orleans : Volume 4Conversations about the Gulf Thursday June 10th, 2010The Building Block at the Icehouse [map] Doors 7pm / Start 7:30pm $5 Suggested Donation to benefit Gulf relief efforts. ————————————————————— In essence, PechaKucha is a conversation starter, a networking opportunity, and an informal night for folk to come together, share… Read More »PechaKucha Night : Conversations about the Gulf

General Meeting & BBQ : June 3rd @ 7pmFor those wanting to find out more about the New Orleans Photo Alliance, or those who just want to mingle with some like-minded souls, NOPA is changing things up a bit for the next General Meeting. Join us for some BBQ, brews, and just a little bit… Read More »Upcoming NOPA Events

Heather Weathers presents her solo show, “B-Movie Double Feature.” Live music, video and photographic works, and tailgating included! Sat. June 5, 2010, 6pm-til, at the Big Top Gallery, 1638 Clio St, NO,LA (between St. Charles and Carondelet)

Lynda Frese has a new publication, “Masters of Collage,” that features her cut & paste and digital photo collage work. Selections are from the series Ruins and Monuments (Europe) , Hindu Deities Along the Gulf Coast (India and Louisiana/Mississippi), and Pura Vida (Costa Rica). 

We’ve recently posted photos from several of last year’s PhotoNOLA events on the website. Have a peek here: photonola.org/photo-nola-2009/event-photos/ Susan Burnstine’s gallery talk at Canary Gallery above, PhotoGALA at NOMA below. Images courtesy of Samuel Portera.

Richard Sexton’s “Languid Moments” exhibit opened with a reception and book signing at the Rebekah Jacob gallery in South Carolina on May 7. The show features shots from New Orleans, Havana and Charleston, and runs through June 13.

The color photographs in this series consider the transformation of a small New Mexico town at its centennial. Though focused on Tucumcari, the images suggest stories of struggle and hope within the broader American mythology. Jeremiah Ariaz is currently an Assistant Professor of Photography at Louisiana State University. Opening reception: May 8, 6-8pm Exhibition runs:… Read More »Jeremiah Ariaz’s presents “Tucumcari” @ AcA