I really enjoyed the photo on Susan Campbell's blog, I think because to me it looks peaceful and quiet, as well as mysterious. The sky is really nice. I don't think I can make it to the exhibit--are there more photos of this and your other work online?
I have been a fan of your show since 1993 when I was at UConn. Now I listen online as much as I can--it really brings a calmness to the end of my week -- thank you!
Hi John -- there aren't many images on-line; the work is film- and paper-based, and I've only digitized a couple of photos. You can find a couple of others on Susan's blog, and Ed McKeon has one on his blog right now (http://caterwauled.blogspot.com).
I'll be having a show at the UConn library in a YEAR, so make your travel plans now!
I've hosted The Sunday Night Folk Festival on WHUS / Storrs since August 1979. Since then I've also hosted Valley Folk (WFCR / Amherst) from 1985 - 2007 and In Town (WNPR / Hartford) for two years in the late '80s. My photos have graced a few CD covers as well as a few exhibit-walls. I've had a lot of letters-to-the-editor published, as well as some articles about folk-performers (the most recent, about Eliza Gilkyson, appeared in the Winter '05 issue of Sing Out! magazine). I didn't teach anything having to do with folk-music, photography, or writing.
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Hi Susan-
I really enjoyed the photo on Susan Campbell's blog, I think because to me it looks peaceful and quiet, as well as mysterious. The sky is really nice. I don't think I can make it to the exhibit--are there more photos of this and your other work online?
I have been a fan of your show since 1993 when I was at UConn. Now I listen online as much as I can--it really brings a calmness to the end of my week -- thank you!
Hi John -- there aren't many images on-line; the work is film- and paper-based, and I've only digitized a couple of photos. You can find a couple of others on Susan's blog, and Ed McKeon has one on his blog right now (http://caterwauled.blogspot.com).
I'll be having a show at the UConn library in a YEAR, so make your travel plans now!
And P.S., John: thanks for hanging in all these years!
Thanks for the info Susan!
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