Tag Archives: the south

Mississippi Delta Photoessay

Posted on June 4, 2010 by

* All photos taken by Cheree in November 2007 and February 2008. All rights reserved. Downtown Clarksdale. I love the colors. Most people–those not entirely blinded by the invented romance of “the Blues”–think of the Delta as barren and desolate, … Continue reading →

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Erica Flannes

Posted on April 14, 2010 by

With the exception of her time at Rhode Island School of Design, Erica Flannes has spent her whole life in Jackson, Mississippi. She’s a fine artist (“if you can call it that,” she scoffs), a tattoo artist and to many … Continue reading →

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Greely Myatt Takes On Memphis

Posted on February 11, 2010 by

In mid-September, Greely Myatt was the focus of a citywide, 8-venue exhibit celebrating his twenty years of service teaching sculpture at the University of Memphis. More recently Myatt exhibited at Mississippi State University, a school he briefly attended on athletic … Continue reading →

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Way Down South in Dixie

Posted on August 12, 2009 by

When we first stepped up to the plywood building, off some unfamiliar highway somewhere between Starkville and Montpelier, I was psyched to be going to a real Mississippi roadhouse. Keep reading here.

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Saturday I Missed the Bentonia Blues Fest

Posted on June 22, 2009 by

June 2007 It all started when I met Jody, randomly taking pictures in Yazoo County. The people, so many of them, were casually hanging outside of Jody’s “Snack Shop,” so I stopped, and he pointed out the Blue Front Cafe. … Continue reading →

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