July 2014 A Wet Seed Wild Artist’s Statement The American South exists in its own unique dimension of time, caught in juxtaposition between truth and myth. The sense of place I experience within the Southern environment is profound … Read More
July 2014 Herbs Artist’s Statement Although my photography business is based out of Greensboro, I am a Randolph County native and live on my family’s 150-acre beef cattle farm on Routh Road in Grays Chapel. A lot of my personal … Read More
July 2014 Untitled Artist’s Statement I became a photographer because I realized, after some early attempts at painting, that photography was a more pleasurable process, and the results were far more satisfying. I love the hunt, and I love the … Read More
July 2014 Hello, ladies! Biography Paul Hagedorn (b. 1956) built his photographic reputation on a taxonomy of American and Western European cultural icons – the Eiffel Tower, Italian street scenes, Southern landscapes reminiscent of the Hudson River School … Read More
July 2014 Chicken Feet in the Snow, Madison County, NC, 2014 Artist’s Statement Gesture. Texture. Smell and Taste. Eye and Hand. How we interact with the world around us. Collective memory and internal reality. These are my concerns. … Read More
July 2014 Le Louvre Biography I was lucky to grow up in the foothills of North Carolina, swimming, hiking, and learning in a landscape I still explore. Except for brief forays outside the region, I’ve lived here … Read More
May 2014 Max With Toad Artist’s Statement I am fascinated by the natural world and, like my images of flora, these pictures are, in part, studies of beauty, but to a greater extent are depictions of personality and often humor. … Read More
March 2014 Interview with Josephine Sacabo THE WRITER1. Your background is theatre and photography, your husband’s literature, specifically poetry. Tell us how this collaboration came together to form Luna Press. I studied literature in college and then ventured … Read More
March 2014 Forgotten Dreams Artist’s Statement I love to scour the countryside for great photo opportunities. Summer provides the best window of opportunity as I am off during this time. I get up early, grab my camera and go. It … Read More
January 2014 Schuyler Clay Artist’s Statement For a very long time I resisted the idea of shooting digital pictures. Taking photographs in medium format film and then scanning the negatives was the way I dealt with the whole world “going … Read More