JCCFS fieldwork excerpt #4. (See other video posts below for more information).
Segment #11: Martin's Creek Elementary School third-graders demonstrate children's folk rhyming game "When Suzy was a Baby."
Segment #12: I visited 94-year-old master quilter Blanche Conley Young, her daughter, granddaughter, and great-granddaughter in Maryville, Tennessee. Mrs. Young was originally from Peachtree, North Carolina.
Valley Hymns, Blue Ridge Breakdowns and Tidewater Harmonizers: Vernacular Life and Lore in the Post-Modern Upland South and Mid-Atlantic Regions.
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Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Fieldwork Photography from SC, 2000-2002
Here is a Picasa slideshow of photos from fieldwork I did over the course of a couple of years before I started working in Charlottesville in 2002. At the time, I was doing a lot of contract fieldwork, mostly for the South Carolina Arts Commission. I 've also done similar work for the Mississippi Arts Commission, the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, the Mid-Atlantic Arts Federation, and other such-like organizations.
For more on the SC projects, visit my original website. There's a pdf of a published report on my folk cultural survey of Edgefield, Abbeville, Greenwood and McCormick Counties. Other photos are from Columbia, and Lexington County. (Originals all on file in Columbia.)
For more on the SC projects, visit my original website
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