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Acknowledgments vii
Introduction Carol Crown Charles Russell ix
Self-Taught Art, the Bible, and Southern Creativity Charles Reagan Wilson 3
Sacred Spaces and Mythmaking: A Sociological Perspective on Southern Environmental Art Frederic Allamel 21
More Than Meets the Eye: Visions of the Sacred in Southern Self-Taught Art Carol Crown 40
The Music of Self-Taught Artist and Evangelist Anderson Johnson Ann Oppenhimer 66
Lacrimae Rerum: Eddie Owens Martin's Pasaquan Dorothy M. Joiner 80
George Andrews Benny Andrews 98
Nellie Mae Rowe: Multiple Contexts, Multiple Meanings Lee Kogan 111
A Curious Collaboration: Clementine Hunter's African House Murals Jessica Dallow 128
Clementine Hunter: Chronicler of African American Catholicism Cheryl Rivers 146
"It's about Ideas": The Art of Thornton Dial Charles Russell 172
Reinventing Gee's Bend Quilts in the Name of Art Sally Anne Duncan 191
Words and Music: Seeing Traylor in Context Susan M. Crawley 214
Bill Traylor and the Construction of Outsider Subjectivity Jenifer P. Borum 238
Select Bibliography 261
Contributors 275
Index 279
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Michael Wolf
reviewed Sacred and Profane: Voice and Vision in Southern Self-Taught Art on August 28, 2008
Sacred and Profane: Voice and Vision in Southern Self-Taught Art
Almost makes up for missing the retrospective at the Gug. Lovely book. A makes-me-want-to-quit-my-job book.
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