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Southern Crossroads | Najee Dorsey at the Arnika Dawkins Gallery 3/25 – 5/26 | interviewed by Nancy McCrary
Najee Dorsey | Southern Crossroads Arnika Dawkins Gallery, Atlanta March 25, 2021 – May 6, 2021 Arnika Dawkins Gallery is […]
A Better Life for Their Children: Julius Rosenwald, Booker T. Washington, and the 4,978 Schools that Changed America | by Andrew Feiler | Interviewed by Gene Downs
Andrew Feiler │ Gene Downs interviews the author of A Better Life for Their Children: Julius Rosenwald, Booker T. Washington, […]
Historic Theatres and Opera Houses | Myrtie Cope
My ongoing photography project consists of documenting historic, architecturally significant, southeastern theaters which were built in the late 1800’s and […]
Women R Beautiful | Ruben Natal San Miguel | Mint Museum Online Exhibition | International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month
Fifty years after Gary Winogrand’s iconic–and problematic–series “Women Are Beautiful,” the white male gaze comes in for critique and review, […]
Now | Julie Mihaly
This is how I see the world right now- dark, shadowy & solitary, but with a kind of beauty that […]
Pages From a Glass Notebook Nicole Lecorgne
Pages from a Glass Notebook is an on-going series of still life images that uses the logic space of poetry […]
Burma | Charlyn Zlotnik
I worked and photographed in various countries in Southeast Asia, and always wanted to experience Burma. It seemed the most […]
Time & Timing | Leslie Jean Bart
My mother suffered from dementia for well over a decade. As mentioned earlier, being her caretaker has been one of […]
Sandra Chen Weinstein
What is at the core of my work is, in essence, mediation on being a human being. I have always […]
Lucie Langford Canfield
I feel driven by a passionate desire to memorialize landscapes, both natural and urban, people, animals— anything that may stir […]
Cousins | Kristen Joy Emack
My daughter and my niece’s involvement in each other’s lives is both gravitational and expected. Cousins chronicles the gorgeous arc […]
Disturbing the Spirits | Place of Departure | Mid + West | Ellen Jantzen
Disturbing the Spirits Trees are sanctuaries. If we listen closely, we can learn the ancient law of life. They are […]
Crepuscule With Ree-Ree* | Jeremiah Dine
I met my wife Anne-Marie in 1985. We were fixed up on a blind date, and have been together ever […]
Late Harvest | Forest McMullin
Until a few years ago, I lived exclusively in the Northeast U.S. I lived in small towns and cities, suburbs, […]
Coney Island Scrapbook | Paul B. Goode
I never expected Coney Island to become a project. It certainly was not supposed to be a book. I went […]
Ohi:Yó | Mark Indig
108 pages, 96 color photographs, 6 hand drawn maps, foreword by Douglas McCulloh To Order Click Here. BIO: Mark Indig […]
Booth Western Art Museum | Gene Downs Interviews Director of Marketing Sandy Scott
For the Booth Western Art Museum, COVID-related restrictions came at an especially unfortunate time: within weeks after the Booth won […]