Thursday, June 17, 2010
Visual Arts / Books / photography Oraien Catledge — book and Mississippi bound
Posted by Debbie Michaud @DebsMichaud on Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 3:29 PM
This August, the University of Mississippi Press (Catledge's home state) will publish the similarly titled Oraien Catledge: Photographs, edited by Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Richard Ford and former Opal Gallery owner Constance Lewis. The book, which was noted recently in the Oxford American, will be followed by an exhibit in October at the Mississippi Museum of Art. Local filmmaker Steve Bransford (Terminus Films) is creating the exhibit's video, a segment of which is posted on his blog Downhome Traces, and can also be viewed below. The clip includes footage of Cabbagetown, and Catledge, back in the day.
In addition to all of the Mississippi merry-making, an exhibition of Catledge's photos from Louis Corrigan's private collection will open at the Atlanta airport June 22.
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