Gathering twenty-one widely known Southern artists from four Southern states, photographer Karekin Goekjian has captured the vital human connections between the creator and the object.
Working with moonlight, twilight, or a touch of flash, Goekjian photographs each artist and his art in the settings where that creative work occurs--the yards, worksheds, and woods of Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, and North Carolina.
-Goekjian's photographic art has an intensity that holds its own with self-taught art, - says art critic and writer Donald Kuspit. -His photographs have the same aura of...
Gathering twenty-one widely known Southern artists from four Southern states, photographer Karekin Goekjian has captured the vital human connection...
The first full-length celebration of an African American and Native American self-taught master's landscapes and travels
In The New York Times, Wendy Steiner named Joseph E. Yoakum (1890-1972) one of the six masters among American outsider artists. John Perreault wrote in The Village Voice, -The discovery of an authentic 'naive' artist such as Yoakum does not happen very often so it is cause for some celebration.-
With 50 color and 145 black-and-white reproductions, Traveling the Rainbow: The Life and Art of Joseph E. Yoakum is a fitting tribute to this fascinating...
The first full-length celebration of an African American and Native American self-taught master's landscapes and travels
The first full-length celebration of an African American and Native American self-taught master's landscapes and travels
In The New York Times, Wendy Steiner named Joseph E. Yoakum (1890-1972) one of the six masters among American outsider artists. John Perreault wrote in The Village Voice, -The discovery of an authentic 'naive' artist such as Yoakum does not happen very often so it is cause for some celebration.-
With 50 color and 145 black-and-white reproductions, Traveling the Rainbow: The Life and Art of Joseph E. Yoakum is a fitting tribute to this fascinating...
The first full-length celebration of an African American and Native American self-taught master's landscapes and travels
