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When in the air, I can really see the changes in hardness and color temperature of light in a way that is so much more dramatic than what I am able to see from the ground. – Ben Depp
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JERRY UELSMANN: NOW (RECENT WORK)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Artist Reception: Friday, September 7, 5PM – 7PM
on view September 7 – October 30, 2018
NOW (RECENT WORK), features a selection of new images from one of the most innovative photographers of the last half-century, Jerry Uelsmann. Renowned for his revolutionary multiple exposure printing technique, where multiple negatives and enlargers are employed in the darkroom and several images are fused to create a single photograph, Uelsmann’s images blend the familiar with the abstract to create surreal and dreamlike compositions. This selection of new photographs – all created in the last three years – shows the legendary artist continuing to push the boundaries of the photographic medium, as he has throughout the course of a long and illustrious career.
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Ben Depp Interviewed by The New Orleans Advocate
VIEW FROM ABOVE: PHOTOGRAPHER FINDS BEAUTY, DESTRUCTION AS HE FLIES OVER MARSH
by John D’Addario, The New Orleans Advocate
“I hope that my photos might inspire a little more love for this place. I think we need to be in love with this place before we can do what’s necessary to stop wrecking it.”
Bayou’s End Reviewed in Gambit Weekly
REVIEW: BAYOU’S END AT A GALLERY FOR FINE PHOTOGRAPHY
by D. Eric Bookhardt, Gambit Weekly
“Depp’s photographs eloquently suggest that in Louisiana the boundaries between art and life are as shifting as the boundaries between the land and the sea.”
Ben Depp: Bayou’s End
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
On view through September 27, 2018
Bayou’s End, A Gallery for Fine Photography’s exhibition of photographs by Ben Depp, captures the landscape of Southern Louisiana from a new perspective, emphasizing the alien beauty of this rapidly changing ecosystem. Almost as fascinating as the images themselves is the daring technique by which they are taken. [Read more…] about Ben Depp: Bayou’s End
Ben Depp profiled on WWLTV
Barking at God: Retablos Mundanos Review
REVIEW: BARKING AT GOD – RETABLOS MUNDANOS
by D. Eric Bookhardt, Gambit Weekly
“[Sacabo] wondered if, and how, those contrasting modes of urban expression — one ephemeral, the other eternal — could be reconciled. This elaborate photogravure montage series, Barking at God, is the result of her investigation.”
Joel-Peter Witkin: The World is Not Enough Review
REVIEW: JOEL-PETER WITKIN AT A GALLERY FOR FINE PHOTOGRAPHY
by D. Eric Bookhardt, Gambit Weekly
“Joel-Peter Witkin’s now-famous proclivity for morbidity blossomed years later with his photos of Coney Island freak shows, and he’s been art photography’s incorrigible goth rocker ever since.”
Josephine Sacabo featured in the New Orleans Advocate
TAKING A NEW LOOK AT SOUTHERN PHOTOGRAPHY
by John D’Addario, The New Orleans Advocate
“Like snapshots from half-remembered dreams, Sacabo’s images rely on mood and atmosphere for their effect, and resist attempts at literal interpretation.”
Joshua Mann Pailet featured on Nola.com
PHOTOGRAPHER JOSHUA MANN PAILET AMONG 100 ARTSTS FEATURED AT SLIDELL’S ‘ARTS EVENING’ ON MARCH 22
by Kara Martinez Bachman
“The show, “A Fair to Remember: Joshua Mann Pailet’s 1984 World’s Fair Photographs,” consists of eight large-scale photos, including one of singer Irma Thomas.”