Artwork and stories about traveling through the Southern United States beginning in 2014.
Monday, September 29, 2014
Thursday, September 18, 2014
Friday, August 29, 2014
A book of my recent photographs can be seen on issuu.com
http://issuu.com/galleryjatad/docs/garden_pdf
This book is a precursor to work that I will be doing in Louisiana - documenting flora and fauna on my trips around the state. I plan to create a book of those images as well.
If you are interested in purchasing Garden, copies can be ordered through Gallery Jatad or directly through Blurb.com.
http://issuu.com/galleryjatad/docs/garden_pdf
This book is a precursor to work that I will be doing in Louisiana - documenting flora and fauna on my trips around the state. I plan to create a book of those images as well.
If you are interested in purchasing Garden, copies can be ordered through Gallery Jatad or directly through Blurb.com.
Monday, August 25, 2014
I have been working on plans for a long term stay in Louisiana to allow myself time and better access to gather portraits and record personal histories.
Two curators who are working in Louisiana and currently doing amazing things in the arts there are Benjamin Hickey at the Masur Museum and George Marks in Arnaudville.
More on them and their work later.
Two curators who are working in Louisiana and currently doing amazing things in the arts there are Benjamin Hickey at the Masur Museum and George Marks in Arnaudville.
More on them and their work later.
George Marks
Benjamin Hickey (3rd from right) photographed by Eduardo Sarmiento
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Friday, July 18, 2014
I am thinking a lot about this portrait at the New Orleans Museum of Art. François Fleischbein Portrait of a Free Woman of Color. It is a captivating painting with wonderful detail. This image has become integral to the ideas in my work for this project since a young woman told me the story of her father wanting to go into St. Martin de Tours in Martinville, LA as a child. He was not allowed in because of his skin color. She went to the cathedral with her father when he was older and they walked freely into the sanctuary. It was a very important moment for her father. A symbol of liberty.
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