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Derek
Anderson |
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Wonderful journalistic style with a strong graphic
component.
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Images on the Mississippi
Delta Dream Express
On display October 19 - November 13, 2007 |
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| Jeffery
Beam |
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Successful poet with several books and other publications.
His visual art was first shown at Through This Lens in October
2006 |
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Currently on display
in our
overflow gallery |
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| Charlie Cawley
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Photography instructor, author, engineer and photographer with
a quirky view of life. |
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Images from Charlie and the Amazing Truth Machine and others
We also have a few of Charlie's books of the same title |
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Lissa
Gotwals |
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Lissa worked as one of two staff photographers
for the Independent Weekly. She continues to take on assignments.
We are happy to show her award-winning work. |
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Central Park
South: Texture and Contrast in Durham's Evolving Downtown
District |
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| Will
Grossman |
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Will fell in love with Durham when he moved here
more than three decades ago. His photographic pursuit has always
been art, rather than commerce. |
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Durham in the 1970s: "Sunbeam"
showing the inside of a tobbacco warehouse is one of the most
praised and loved images we have shown. Visit us to see more. |
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| Rex Miller |
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Photographer and filmmaker Rex Miller's images
have appeared in many U.S. and international publications, and
have been widely exhibited. He became interested in Mississippi
after photographing B.B. King and meeting folklorist Worth Long.
He lives in Durham.. |
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Traditional black-and-white images from the multi-media
project All the Blues
Gone. Miller returns to the roots of blues music in the
Mississippi delta and builds an intimate portrait of a handful
of characters whose lives are shaped by many of the same trials
and tribulations blues musicians faced in the 20’s and 30’s.
Visit Rex's website: www.rexpix.net |
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| Luke
Powell |
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Luke Powell was born and raised in North Carolina.
He holds a BA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill and a Master of the Arts of Religion degree from Yale University.
When he began photographing Afghanistan, Powell was an ordained
minister in the North Carolina Annual Conference of the Methodist
Church. He currently resides in Nova Scotia, Canada. |
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Powell captures the beauty and dignity of Afghanistan
from the cities in the news to remote villages reachable only
on horseback. He photographed the country extensively throughout
the 1970s as a tourist and again from 2000 - 2003 in the employ
of the United Nations to document minefields, mine victims, and
demining efforts. Powell's images of Afghanistan have been widely
exhibited, including shows at the Smithsonian's Sackler Gallery,
the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, Manesh Hall in Moscow, and
the Fotographie Forum in Frankfurt.
Numerous images in stock, in various sizes, including the Afghan
Folio and other dye-transfer images and more contemporary pigment
prints.
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| Jean-Christian
Rostagni |
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A self-described “photographe sur la ligne de front”
(frontline photographer), grew up in the Rhone valley of France.
He has devoted himself to the art and craft of photography for
more than 30 years, working with Denis Brihat, one of the world’s
masters of black and white printing and toning.
Known for his exceptional technical skill and attention to
detail, Rostagni mixes his own darkroom chemistry and does his
own framing -- designing, constructing, and finishing each one
by hand.
He has been published in Le Monde, Elegant Bride, Marie-Claire,
The News and Observer, Independent Weekly, Oxford American,
and contributes to the technical photography magazine PhotoTechniques.
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Premier of Life on Mars, Part I
and other work. This major show shown from November 17 - January
16, 2007.
We have many of those images on hand. Please ask to see them! |
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| William Russ
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Long-time photographer of North Carolina scenes. Bill travels
to every part of the state and brings back beautiful and varied
work. |
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We have a selection of 20 or more prints available for viewing |
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| Aaron Sandler |
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Aaron has created both color and black & white images from
his travels, and from the local area. Lately he has been making
his own cameras and using them to produce studies of time and
perspective. |
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We have several framed images from Aaron's current work. We
also have a selection of his note cards available |
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| Chip Thomas |
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A native of Raleigh, Chip Thomas has lived and
worked on Navajo Nation since 1987. A non-Navajo on native lands,
Thomas has employed photography to communicate without speaking.
"When I'm successful, I get behind the facades of my subjects
and eliminate the barrier that exists between us." |
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33 silver gelatin prints comprise
Time Amongst the People, on view May 18-June 5, 2007. |
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| Hank Tusinski |
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Most of Hank's photographic work focuses on the
Day of the Dead celebrations in Mexico and the American Southwest.
A trip to Oaxaca, Mexico in 2006, intended as a Day of the Dead
photography expedition, yielded over 1,500 images documenting
the civil unrest in the city and the uprising of the Popular Assembly
of the People of Oaxaca (APPO). |
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Six images from the Viva
la APPO series are on display May & June, 2007. |
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| Wojtek Wojdynski
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A native of Poland, Wojtek is know for his custom printing -
but he spends most of his time making his own photographs. |
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About 30 nudes from Wojtek's Allegory show are available.
Please ask to see these fine prints.
Wojtek's one-man show, Allegory, was shown from January 19th
through February 14th, 2007. |
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