A Gallery for Fine Photography A Gallery for Fine Photography and Joshua Mann Pailet have been in business since 1973. Our reputation is respected worldwide. http://www.agallery.com
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Thom Bennett “Thom Bennett explores the relationships between legend and modern interpretation in his series The Mythology of Mardi Gras. His exploration of this seasonal celebration looks past the surface of the occasion to connect additional meanings between masks, costumes and role playing. Bennett successfully associates the playful with the human need to recall, reinterpret and reenact historic and cultural mythologies.” - Barbara Satterfield, The Baum Gallery - "Focal Points: Contemporary Southern Photography"
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3 Ring Circus THE BIG TOP, home of 3 RING CIRCUS, one of New Orleans\\\' most diverse arts centers - a dynamic art gallery, a hip event space, a non-profit all ages arts education center, as well as a non-smoking alternative music, film and performance venue. http://www.3rcp.com/
Ze daLuz A self-taught artist, I have taken some classes in drawing, ceramics, photography, and fiber techniques and continue to produce work in all these media. My current photo series explores the intensity hidden in everyday city life: the goal is to elicit an emotional response from the viewer; an uncertain recognition of themselves in my images. Using oblique or exaggerated views as well as photo montage, I create unique portraits of people and places. http://lightworld.org
Philip M. Denman PHILIP M. DENMAN is a native of New Orleans and has been active in photography since the age of twenty five. In 1975 he befriended Clarence John Laughlin and added with his projects over several years. Philip has participated in many photographic exhibitions including: "Exchanges in Imagination: The Clarence John Laughlin Collection"- New Orleans Museum of Art; "Contemporary Photography in Louisiana"- Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans; and the "Louisiana Photographers Salon" the Old State Capital, Baton Rouge to name a few. Philip has three photographs in the permanent collection of the New Orleans Museum of Art which were accessioned with the "Collection of Clarence John Laughlin: New Orleans and Beyond". He has worked as a freelance photographer since 1989 and resides in Covington, Louisiana.
Hannah Neal Hannah Neal has been making photographic art for over 20 years, during which time her work has been exhibited throughout her home state of Texas and in New Orleans, as well as published in national and regional newspapers and magazines. Since the 1994 opening of her Austin-based studio, she has specialized in photography of the performing arts, fine art portraiture, urban landscape and photographic documentary work.
http://www.hannahneal.com
Rick Olivier Rick Olivier is a New Orleans-based photographer best known for his documentation of Louisiana music and culture. His book, "Zydeco!" (University of Mississippi Press, 1999) won the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities Book of The Year award, and is considered to be the definitive pictorial record of the Louisiana Creole dance music known as "z
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