The CANARY Gallery WAS a multi-faceted contemporary arts space in the New Orleans Arts District. The Canary Gallery ceased operation with curator and coordinator, Zack Smith, taking more time for his photography business. Gallery owner, and often artist, Blake Haney, continues to transform the Canary brand. Visit both of their sites, and please come see what the gallery is on Julia Street - Dirty Coast Press on Julia Street. www.zacksmith.com - www.thecanarycollective.com
Monday, March 21, 2011
Zack Smith Opening "Shoot for the Wall"
Street Photography
OPENING: Sat. April 2nd 6p-9p
w/ Live Music by Justin Peake
THRU May 2010
CANARY Gallery
329 Julia St.
504-251-7745
New Orleans photographer Zack Smith, known for his striking, storytelling, environmental portraiture of local and nationally known musicians, is unveiling a body of work begun almost 12 years ago. Smith began his discovery of photography by doing street photography around Louisiana, as well as his travels around the country, where he has amassed a collection of stunning straight street photography and panoramic multi-exposure Holga photographs. "Shoot for the Wall" echoes Smith's photographic ideology that the substance, subject, and composition that is seen with the eye and the full frame negative need not be captured unless you intend to put it on the wall without apology.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Group Show ongoing through March!
Friday, January 7, 2011
The Canary Gallery Presents: Blake Haney, Zack Smith, Rob Davis, and Sara Gordon
The Canary Gallery's year of 2011 is honoring the collaboration of artist and their works. We will open the year with a group exhibit of new photographs by Blake Haney, Zack Smith, and Rob Davis, and paintings by newcomer Sara Gordon. Blake Haney is the Creative Director and co-owner of The Canary Gallery, as well as an accomplished photographer in New Orleans. Zack Smith is a well-established professional photographer and the curator of the Canary Gallery, and also, Rob Davis will grace the gallery with his colorful and much admired photographs of life in and around the city. Please join us for an opening night here at the gallery on Tuesday, January 11th from 6pm-8pm.
The Canary Gallery- 329 Julia St.
Show up through January
Hours of operation: 2-5p, Wed-Fri.
Monday, December 6, 2010
Michael Donnor at Canary/ Christy Rogers at HOL

Now that the Photo Nola opening night is over, I'd like to invite all art supporters and lovers to stop by the Canary Gallery for a view of Michael Donnor's exquisitely original photographs.Each of Donnor's tectured photos tell their own story, allowing the viewer's imagination to soar to fantastic new heights!
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Michael Donnor: Photo NOLA and Art Talk at The Canary Gallery
S I L E N T M O A N:Sunday, November 7, 2010
Horton Humble at The Canary Gallery

Thank you everybody for coming out to see Horton's show! His artworks will stay up until November 28th and we're open here at the gallery from 2-5p. Wednesday through Friday for all visitors to continue to enjoy some of the most amazing fabric art in New Orleans.
Horton Humble lives and works all over the world. Born and raised in New Orleans
and an avid traveler since the 90's, Humble began painting professionally in 2005.
Painted on vibrant Kitenges (African fabric), the colorful paintings presented in this show capture
the people and the zeitgeist of Humble’s voyage. Each piece of cloth has been
nurtured by hundreds of hours of travel in at least 9 different countries in addition
to the artist’s abundant loyalty to rich detail




