Category: Photography

Show us your best shots!
Submit your photography to NMP’s esteemed juried 4th Fridays Art Event for the February 2022 exhibit! [Deadline Sun Feb 20th]

$450 in cash prizes.

Your artwork lives online forever!

Everything you need to know is right here – https://nancymerkling.com/4th-fridays/.

Questions? Connect here – we are happy to help – https://nancymerkling.com/about-nancy-merkling-productions/contact-nancy-merkling/

4th Fridays Art Event is a regional art event that was held 10 months a year until … you know, Covid.

Although 4th Fridays have rocked the world of art events since April of 2011 with our juried mixed art exhibit, juried photo contest, featured artist solo exhibit, artist connect interactive, vendor artists, People’s Choice voting, 3 stages of live music, full cash bars, roving appetizers, food trucks [take a breath] … we must pause all IN PERSON events and openings until we are on the other side of the pandemic.

Our crowds are just that big and we kindly strive to put all people’s safety first.

NOW + DURING PANDEMIC September 2020 – until Post-Pandemic
4th Fridays are now VIRTUAL in our classy online gallery as a juried PHOTOGRAPHY only exhibit, [photography only for NOW].

Todd Heintz, of Todd Heintz Photography, joins the Raue Center team for the inaugural Photography Fellowship program.

Raue Center is excited to welcome Todd Heintz as the inaugural Fellow. This year-long role will give him the opportunity to explore his photography as art along with capturing Raue events and performances for promotional and archival purposes. 

As Raue Center Photography Fellow, Todd will capture images from our unique and culturally diverse shows and events. This year-long fellowship strives to approach each event as an individual assignment, capturing the voice, personality, and/or feeling of the performance. Upon completion, this program culminates with an exhibition in our historic theater.

View Todd’s work here!

Todd Heintz is a photographer, a videographer, a coffee lover, and a dad joke aficionado. His photography style is a blend of photojournalism and a touch of fine art. He loves not only documenting that moment in time but strives to capture what it feels like to be in that moment. Photography is emotional for Todd. He hopes his work evokes an emotion for the viewer.