“Through my work, I want to document the maternal awakening I’ve had being surrounded by the women of this city. I want to document the feeling of taking the streetcar...
“Working on film projects in high school, I recognized immediately that having a gigantic camera on my shoulder wouldgrant me access to just about anywhere I wanted to go....
“The underground indie, punk, and rock scenes of New Orleans have been my personal life-blood the past year or so, once I turned my ears in and turned my camera on the guys...
“Camera in hand, I wander the streets of New Orleans to kindle my fire. I circle the French Quarter on my pedicab, snapping photos of tourists and locals while looking for...
“Whether music, portraits, skateboarding, or other, my photography is communication through creative means. Listening and sharing is key to a healthy society and holistic...
“To the volunteers and campers of Girls Rock! New Orleans – thank you for letting me in to capture these moments. When I look at them, I smile. I hope you do...
“I take photos as a means to connect with the world around me. I aim to display the personalities of the people I photograph, and in return I put a little bit of myself into...
“Going into Baton Rouge the day after Alton Sterling was killed, I didn’t know what to expect. There was so much emotion in the air throughout those days. The anger...
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“I like to make images that tell stories, and speak to a truth, outside of the whirlwind of bullshit that is the dominant narrative.” beaupatrickcoulon.com...
A man steps out of the Louis Armstrong Airport. He wipes humidity from his brow. In his mind, he holds a story. Maybe you know the one: about a city built upon a river...
Colin Roberson’s ongoing art project is titled Taxi Dance, a nod to the early 20th century practice of renting dance partners for an allotted amount of time. The exchange of...
Chance died on June 23, 2016 of a heroin overdose. He had lived only 26 years before he was ripped away from me, and from all of us—all of the people he made laugh,...