Donald Camp on artblog radio

Donald Camp makes extraordinary photographs of the human face, mostly, but not exclusively, the faces of African American men. He is creating an archive of faces that are usually excluded in the telling of history. Camp's ghostly-looking works come about through some traditional photography methods and some very non-traditional methods that involve powdered pigments and scrubbing the paper. There are no editions in Camp's work - each print is an individual, like each individual is unique. Camp shows his works locally at Gallery 339. Camp talks about how he likes to see his work hung unframed; how he came to scrub his works and make them with casein and pigment; and how he performs magic tricks, something he's done since he was a child when his magician father taught him some magic tricks. See his Wikipedia page , and for images, his Gallery 339 page .

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Donald Camp on artblog radio is an episode from Artblog Radio by TheArtblog,Inc..

This episode is 20:16 long.

This episode was published on Oct 22, 2013.

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