This A-2 jacket belonged to Captain Stephen M. Hoza of the 94th Bomb Group. He married his sweetheart Delores after the war, and passed away in 2010. The religious icon hastily sewn into the jacket liner caused me to realize … Read More

  Mark Steinmetz’s series Terminus, commissioned for Picturing the South, the High Museum’s ongoing project of offering new perspectives on the American South’s social and geographical landscapes, will close June 3rd. Mark your calendars now! Mark kindly agreed to answer a … Read More

  Katie Delmez, curator for the Frist Center, generously offered her time to be interviewed about these exhibitions for South x Southeast Photomagazine. Nancy McCrary: Katie, thank you. You have focused the spotlight on three very important times in the … Read More

  The Southeast Museum of Photography presents a special exhibition of the photographs of Gary Monroe. Open for viewing from March 20th through April 14th at the Mori Hosseini Center on the campus of Daytona State College. Gary Monroe: Photographs provides … Read More

  Dale Niles’ solo exhibition, Life Revisited, a series of photo collages invoking both nostalgia and everyday life, opens March 16th at Brickworks Gallery, Atlanta. Dale was kind enough to take time away from preparing her show to speak with … Read More

Oystering and Ossabaw Oystering: A Way of Life After the Rain, by Jack Leigh © I REMEMBER as a child seeing the oysterman depart in his long wooden boat, pushing off 
into the distant waters. I felt him to be a special presence, … Read More

  In 2017 South x Southeast PhotoWorkshops was invited to host a photography workshop on Dewees Island, South Carolina. Our instructors were the esteemed photographers Peter Essick and Jessica Hines. Dewees is a barrier island lying 11 miles north of … Read More

    Aluminum Collection ©Dale Niles   For over 4 years I have been photographing Andrea’s eclectic collections. I had no idea of the depth of the items when I ask if I could photograph them. When I first ask … Read More

      The project See Me as I Am focuses on the Ethiopian and Eritrean (Habesha) communities in Atlanta. This series is made of two photographic styles: portraits and still life. All the photographs are taken with medium format … Read More

Red Ant Productions ©Marla Puziss   “My Garden is a way for me to get my message out all over the world, And that’s my responsibility, Someday, sometime, people on this planet are going to realize that they need what Howard … Read More