Blog 2 — Southlight Salon

Group Projects

Southlight Salon produces group projects that vary in nature and scope. However, they do share one common characteristic. They are outward facing. That is, there is an audience or community in mind.

Perhaps it’s a 3-month Photography Festival with all manner of activities (seven months to create). Sometimes a simple idea mutates and a common monthly assignment morphs into a 16-month project, resulting in the transformation of a U-Haul truck into a mobile photo gallery (Off the Page).

Then there is the Annual Book Project where each year a theme is determined, and each member has 12 months to produce a 10-page body of work (70-80 page book total).

Annual Project 2019: Dimensions

 

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Annual Project 2018: Home

 

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Southern Light Festival January-February, 2012 The Arts Company presents Southlight Salon’s Southern Light Photography Exhibit & Festival The South Through Eight Lenses and a QR Code Overview: The Arts Company’s pres

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Off the Page August 2014 The idea for this project came from Salon member Jerry Atnip, who teaches a Fine Art Photography class at a local art school. In an effort to stimulate his students, he photocopied pages from a novel and gave

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