“A Marvelous Microcosm of the State”: Avery Danziger’s Photographs of the NC State Fair
Avery Danziger has taken photographs all over the world. The magic of the North Carolina State Fair has stayed with him.
How a Collection of Never-Shown Vivian Maier Vintage Prints Came to Durham
The story begins, as collector Jeff Goldstein tells it, with “everything from bedbugs to guns.”
Speaking with Cornell Watson, Whose Powerful Photography Exhibit, ‘Tarred Healing,’ Is on Display at the Chapel Hill Public Library
“Most importantly, my hope is that Black Chapel Hill can feel a sense of pride. The name of the series is called Tarred Healing and I think a huge part of the healing process is acknowledging our stories, even the painful stories.”
This Year’s Click! Photography Festival Exhibit at NCMA Showcases the Work That Helped Artists Navigate a Difficult Year
Featuring 77 images from photographers across the country, the exhibit launched on October 1 and will be on view outside the museum throughout the month.
The Photographer Tom Simon’s New Exhibit Sheds Light on the Triangle’s Shifting Hunger Needs
The 35 photographs in “Lifeline: Hunger Relief During the Pandemic” give an empathetic eye to local hunger relief efforts.
Kennedi Carter Talks Her Dreams, Influences, and Photographing Beyoncé
One of Durham’s own by way of Dallas, Texas, Kennedi Carter has had a banner year.
See Durham Photographer Kennedi Carter’s Three Stunning Beyoncé Covers for British Vogue
“Manifest big as hell,” the 21-year-old photographer wrote in an Instagram caption about the commission.
More Photography Coverage
Why Durham’s Kennedi Carter and a Black Photographers Collective Didn’t Want Their Work in a Whitney Exhibit
“It’s just another example of the colonization of Black art and Black artistic rioting—whiteness trying to make a profit off Black pain and Black experiences.”
PHOTOVOICE: No Justice, No Peace
Protesters in Raleigh took to the streets to march against police brutality on August 28.
1,000 Words: It Eats Time
Did you know that North Carolina has an official carnivorous plant?
1,000 Words: Justice for Vanessa Guillen
On Sunday night, dozens of people joined the national cry for justice for the murdered Army soldier at Durham’s CCB Plaza.
Virtual Arts and Exercise Classes Offer Innovation and Community
Bathrooms with tile floors are now tap-dancing studios. Sneakers fill in for blocks in yoga classes. iPhone cameras suffice for photography workshops.
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