Jennifer Crandall lets Americans sing of themselves : compar

Jennifer Crandall lets Americans sing of themselves


Jennifer Crandall lets Americans sing of themselves
“Whitman, Alabama” is an ongoing documentary project inspired by the people of Alabama.
ATHENS, GA
.- Journalist, photographer and filmmaker Jennifer Crandall combines art and poetry to tell the story of what it means to be American. The exhibition “Whitman, Alabama,” on view at the Georgia Museum of Art at the University of Georgia from May 8 to December 12, 2021, features 23 of Crandall’s 52 films from her documentary of the same name, screening in a loop in the museum’s Alonzo & Vallye Dudley Gallery for time-based media.
“Whitman, Alabama” is an ongoing documentary project inspired by the people of Alabama. Crandall began working on the series while she was artist in residence for the Alabama Media Group. She says, “I came up with the idea of making a series of portraits hoping to show off Alabama’s people – but instead of using a traditional interview format, I wanted to use a poem as the common thread. And beyond that, let people speak for themselves.”

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