Tag: Photography

Home in a New Place: Making Laos in Morganton, North Carolina

Home in a New Place: Making Laos in Morganton, North Carolina

Katy Clune
On the Participatory Archive: The Formation of the Eastern Kentucky African American Migration Project

On the Participatory Archive: The Formation of the Eastern Kentucky African American Migration Project

Karida L. Brown
Missionary: Boyhood as an Elder

Missionary: Boyhood as an Elder

Marcus Journey
“It’s Not All Hard Candy and Horse Shit”: Christmas in Cat Square

“It’s Not All Hard Candy and Horse Shit”: Christmas in Cat Square

Aaron Canipe
Protesting the Privilege of Perception: Resistance to Documentary Work in Hale County, Alabama, 1900–2010

Protesting the Privilege of Perception: Resistance to Documentary Work in Hale County, Alabama, 1900–2010

Scott L. Matthews
This is a Reflection

This is a Reflection

Paige Prather
Tell About the South: Four Photographic and Art Exhibitions of the 1996 Olympic Arts Festival (Review)

Tell About the South: Four Photographic and Art Exhibitions of the 1996 Olympic Arts Festival (Review)

Andy Ambrose
Sacred Space: Photographs from the Mississippi Delta by Tom Rankin (Review)

Sacred Space: Photographs from the Mississippi Delta by Tom Rankin (Review)

Susan Kidd
The White Furniture Company of Mebane: The Final Months photographs by Bill Bamberger (review)

The White Furniture Company of Mebane: The Final Months photographs by Bill Bamberger (review)

Peter Filene
Unlocking Photographs

Unlocking Photographs

Ellen Garrison
Seeing the Highlands, 1900–1939

Seeing the Highlands, 1900–1939

David Moltke-Hansen
Pioneer Commercial Photography: The Burgert Brothers of Tampa, Florida by Robert E. Snyder and Jack B. Moore, and: Equal Before the Lens: Jno. Trlica’s Photographs of Granger, Texas by Barbara McCandless (Review)

Pioneer Commercial Photography: The Burgert Brothers of Tampa, Florida by Robert E. Snyder and Jack B. Moore, and: Equal Before the Lens: Jno. Trlica’s Photographs of Granger, Texas by Barbara McCandless (Review)

Jim Carnes