SlowAIR PopUp featuring the work of Ryan Doyle and Nancy Marshall © Myrtie Cope

SlowExposures' 2019 PopUp Call is now open.  The deadline for entry is midnight, Wednesday, July 31. Please visit our PopUp Call page to find out more information and to access the entry form. 

 

 

A wonderful time was had by all at our annual SlowAIR picnic dinner at Split Oak Farm.  We enjoyed a wonderful meal, followed by a fantastic thunderstorm.

Neil McGahee with Paul Boeker and Marcia Fisher © Myrtie Cope

 

I Am in Charge Here © Houck Medford
Second Place, People's Choice

Thank you to all who entered SlowExposures.  Your images are now in the hands of our Jurors, Alyssa Coppelman and Gordon Stettinius.  The best of luck to all!  See you in September!

 

 A very special Thank You to all Young Photographers who entered SlowExposures' Young Photographers Show.  Your entries will soon be in the hands of our Jurors, Dr. Dan Dunnahoo and Fawne DeRosia.  We will let you know the results as soon as we hear from them. 

Hope to see you at our Young Photographers' Reception and Awards Ceremony, September 22, 2019.

 

Happy Hour © Isabella Brody, 9th grade, First Place Grades 9 - 12
Dan Dunnahoo Prize Winner, 2018

 

SlowExposures is proud to announce that our 2019 SlowAIR Recipients (Artists in Residence) are Brooke White and Neil McGahee

 

Levee Break © Brooke White

 

 

Brooke White is from Oxford, Mississippi.  During her time in Pike County, Georgia, Brooke plans on continuing her work on her project "Sense of South", with the goal of expanding her expertise on the wet plate collodion process. 

 

Blue Ribbon © Neil McGahee

 

Neil McGahee lives in Pinehurst, Georgia.  While in Pike County as an Artist in Residence, Neil wishes to produce a photo documentary of how people have fared in this region of the country, after the textile mills, which gave many of them employment, disappeared. 

 

 

Please stop by the Tenant House at the Eliot Helms B&B during SlowExposures 2019 (September 19 - 22) to see what these photographers have accomplished during their time as SlowAIRs.

 

Sialia Sialis, 2015 © Ashleigh Coleman
First Place, Paul Conlan Prize Winner, 2018

** September 19 - 22, 2019 **

Save the Date

SlowExposures is planning a fresh and pleasing experience for you. 

Stay tuned! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Remembering SlowExposures 2018
Sweet Sixteen
September 20 - 23, 2018

 

A very special Thank You to our Jurors, Alexa Dilworth and Aline Smithson for a beautiful show!

Congratulations to the photographers of the winning images in SlowExposures 2018.  Please click here to see a complete list of all winners in our main show.

Sialia Sialis, 2015 © Ashleigh Coleman
Firsst Place, Paul Conlan Prize Winner

I Am in Charge Here © Houck Medford
Second Place, People's Choice

Derby Night © Lisa Wiecki
Third Place

Autumn Eyes II ©Nicole Lindelow, 8th grade, First Place, Grades 6 - 8,

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Thank you to Dr. Dan Dunahoo for jurying an exceptional Young Photographers' Exhibit!

View all winners of our 2018 Young Photographers' Show here.

Image shown is "Happy Hour" by Isabella Boyd.  Isabella is in the 9th grade and is the 2018 winner of the Dunahoo Prize!  Congratulations to all Young Photographers!

A blast from the past and a flavor of SlowExposures from a video by Houck Medford in 2015, helping us celebrate SlowExposures 2016! 

Jurors Talk SlowExposures 2015© Houck Medford

Jurors Talk SlowExposures 2015
© Houck Medford

"The slow pacing of the four days facilitates a saturated adsorption. The genuineness of this community provides healing time from the rapid pace of another life that everyone brought with them but left checked at the county line." 

Houck and K.B. Medford from Houck Medford's Journal

Vicki Hunt, Amanda Smith and Kevin Tully at their PopUp "Southern Encaustics", 2018 © Myrtie Cope

Gary Gruby admiring Doug Eng's Work, Beautiful Barn, 2018 © Myrtie Cope

Saturday Supper, 2018 © Myrtie Cope