"She treats family portraits of strangers, culled from junk store boxes, with equal reverence, giving each photo a wreath of delicate found objects: gnarled arrowheads, bleached shells, crinkley leaves and curving okra pods and blossoms. The assemblage might appear at first glance to be the detached result of an archaeological dig, but the viewer feels an undeniable meaning to the arrangement."
Read the rest of my Athens Banner-Herald article on UGA professor Mary Ruth Moore's photography exhibit here . Registration is required, but it's free and quick and fairly non-invasive.
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