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Appalachian Studies: Art in Appalachia

"Each life is dirt and time and rhyme and stone." --Jesse Stuart, Man with A Bull-Tongue Plow (1934), Sonnet #678

Mountain Stage

 

Since 1983, Mountain Stage has been the home of live music on public radio. Produced by West Virginia Public Broadcasting and distributed by NPR Music, each two-hour episode of Mountain Stage can be heard weekly on nearly 300 stations across America and worldwide via NPR Music and https://mountainstage.org/

Appalachian Arts Center

http://apparts.sw.edu/

Appalachian Arts Center
Southwest Virginia
Community College
PO Box SVCC
Richlands, Virginia 24641

MISSION:
To educate and serve the
community through the promotion and preservation of traditional folkways,
contemporary craft and fine art. To support economic development by assisting
the area to grow through cultural tourism opportunities.

Roger May's Testify

Testify: A Visual Love Letter to Appalachia by Roger May

Testify is a visual love letter to Appalachia, a rediscovery of home and place presented in a limited edition photobook.

Featured Artist

LOOKING AT APPALACHIA 

http://lookingatappalachia.org/

In an attempt to explore the diversity of Appalachia and establish a visual counter point, this project will look at Appalachia fifty years after the declaration of the War on Poverty. Drawing from a diverse population of photographers within the region, this new crowdsourced image archive will serve as a reference that is defined by its people as opposed to political legislation. (http://lookingatappalachia.org/overview)

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