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Sept. 28, 2011
UT Professor Offers Vision of Florida’s Sacred Landscapes
In a collaborative exhibit combining his wife’s photographs of Florida’s Native American heritage sites with his creative nonfiction writing on the subject, John Capouya and Suzanne Williamson’s Shadow and Reflection: Visions of Florida’s Sacred Landscapes opens Oct. 8 at the Morean Arts Center in St. Petersburg.
The exhibit runs until Nov. 27 at the center, 719 Central Ave., with an opening night party Oct. 8 from 5 to 7 p.m.
Over the last three years, the couple has explored Florida’s ancient Native American mound sites from Tallahassee to Lake Okeechobee. The exhibit is a taste of what they encountered from Williamson’s camera to Capouya’s pen. Capouya, an assistant professor of journalism and writing, recently published a story about this Florida Mounds Project in the St. Petersburg Times.
For more information, visit the Morean Arts Center or the Florida Mounds Project websites.
The exhibit runs until Nov. 27 at the center, 719 Central Ave., with an opening night party Oct. 8 from 5 to 7 p.m.
Over the last three years, the couple has explored Florida’s ancient Native American mound sites from Tallahassee to Lake Okeechobee. The exhibit is a taste of what they encountered from Williamson’s camera to Capouya’s pen. Capouya, an assistant professor of journalism and writing, recently published a story about this Florida Mounds Project in the St. Petersburg Times.
For more information, visit the Morean Arts Center or the Florida Mounds Project websites.
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