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Mississippi Creates: Visual Art

Mississippi Creates: Visual Art

 

Mississippi Creates: Visual Art is a collaborative project between the Center for the Study of Southern Culture, Department of Theatre and Film at the University of Mississippi, and Yoknapatawpha Arts Council. This series was launched in 2021 by Professor John Rash as part of his curriculum for MFA students, who were each asked to produce a short documentary film highlighting local musicians who have been influenced or inspired by the life, culture, and sounds of Mississippi. In the spring of 2024, the project expanded to pair groups of students with local visual artists to document the craft and inspiration of their creative process.

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  • Hayden Hall: Art of Becoming by Nelson Crawford, Aubrey Goodwin, Tara Watts, and Hayden Hall

    Hayden Hall: Art of Becoming

    Nelson Crawford, Aubrey Goodwin, Tara Watts, and Hayden Hall

    A Film By: Nelson Crawford, Aubrey Goodwin, and Tara Watts

    Hayden Hall is an artist in Mississippi, specializing in landscapes of the Delta. This film dives into what led him to give up his successful career as a chef and restaurateur to pursue his passion for painting back in his home state of Mississippi. He explores how he made the transition and the influence that the Delta has on him.

  • Bill Beckwith: Shaped by Clay by William Harbison, Samson Oklobia, Olivia Whittington, and Bill Beckwith

    Bill Beckwith: Shaped by Clay

    William Harbison, Samson Oklobia, Olivia Whittington, and Bill Beckwith

    A Film By: William Harbison, Samson Oklobia, and Olivia Whittington

    Mississippi sculptor Bill Beckwith reflects on techniques he gained from his late mentor Leon Koury. This film explores how living and working as an artist in Mississippi bears a unique meaning, and how community and mentorship foster the growth of each new generation.

  • Andi Sherrill Bedsworth by Mimi Bishop, Ellie Kish, Athula Samarakoon, and Andi Sherrill Bedsworth

    Andi Sherrill Bedsworth

    Mimi Bishop, Ellie Kish, Athula Samarakoon, and Andi Sherrill Bedsworth

    Film about Mississippi-based artist and teacher Andi Sherill Bedsworth.

    Directed by: Mimi Biship, Ellie Kish, Athula Samarakoon
    Producer: Mimi Bishop
    Editor: Ellie Kish
    Cinematographer: Athula Samarakoon

  • Greta Koshenina: Sole Ciana by Emma Finlay, Max Griffith, and Greta Koshenina

    Greta Koshenina: Sole Ciana

    Emma Finlay, Max Griffith, and Greta Koshenina

    A Film By: Emma Finlay and Max Griffith

  • Jason Bouldin: Corporeal Nature by Tanner Goodeill, Madeleine Perkins, and Jason Bouldin

    Jason Bouldin: Corporeal Nature

    Tanner Goodeill, Madeleine Perkins, and Jason Bouldin

    A Film By: Tanner Goodeill and Madeleine Perkins

  • Susan Mah by Sela Ricketts, Chase Taylor, Peter Muvunyi, and Grace Mah

    Susan Mah

    Sela Ricketts, Chase Taylor, Peter Muvunyi, and Grace Mah

    In the American South, psychotherapist and fine art photographer Susan Mah channels emotions into transformative art. This documentary explores Mah’s journey, blending phototherapy with societal critique, as she navigates loss, identity, and activism. Mah’s work transcends boundaries, offering a poignant glimpse into the intersection of life and art.

    Directed by: Sela Ricketts, Chase Taylor, Peter Muvunyi

  • Jere Allen by Ashish Shrestha, Abby Stewart, Leah Sumner, and Jere Allen

    Jere Allen

    Ashish Shrestha, Abby Stewart, Leah Sumner, and Jere Allen

    Film by: Ashish Shrestha, Abby Stewart, Leah Sumner

    Jere Allen spends the majority of his time doing what he loves most, his hobby and passion: painting. Jere lives with his wife, Joe; their bond and a beautiful family are the muse to his long career as a painter in Oxford, MS.

 
 
 

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