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Nettie Young
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I was raised up in a place they called Young’s, the old Young plantation. My daddy’s father had been a slave named Irby but was sold to the Pettways, so my daddy was named Pettway, same as all the others owned by the Pettways. Daddy had lived down in the Bend. When he got grown he was free from the Pettway ownership and could go where he wanted to go, and he went up to the Young plantation to work. He farmed up there—you called it sharecropping, what he did. Later on, he got where he could rent the land, but that wasn’t much better.I grew up in the renting time. Then when I got married we did some rent farming from the Wilkinsons. They had bought all the land around up there. Then we moved down to this house in 1945. Old Man Wilkinson had bought this house in a auction and wanted my husband, Clint Young, to live in it. We was living up in Wilkinson’s pasture in a common wooden shack, and this house was a whole improvement. So, Old Man Wilkinson sold it to us for $4,000, higher than the cost was supposed to be, thinking we’d fall behind and he could take it back. But we was able to keep up the payments, and later on, the government, the FHA, give us the loan, so we was able to get the house and keep the house ever since.I started working quilts when I was a child. My mother would have me sit with her, and I was watching her and putting scraps together, doing like she was doing. She’d drop those scraps at her feet, and I’d be picking them up. My mama looked at that thing and told me I did good. I felt good, like I had done a big job. I always loved sewing. I made all my children’s clothes. Didn’t need a pattern. Same with quilts. If I seen a dress or a quilt or something I liked, I can make it. I just draw it out the way I want it. In the quilting bee time, I started using patterns, but I shouldn’t have did it. It broke the ideas I had in my head. I should have stayed with my own ideas. I kept making quilts all the way up to last year. I still got the feeling every now and then to sew, but I just don’t have the mind to do it now. My hands are good, but I ain’t quite got the spirit—not like before, when I’m always ready, day and night. Age got me.
艺术家简介
David Raccuglia: Capturing Urban Essence and Exploring Dark Narratives
David Raccuglia, born in Chicago in 1960, is an American photographer whose distinctive style blends meticulous observation with a fascination for storytelling—particularly delving into unsettling narratives like the Starved Rock Murders. While primarily recognized for his commercial collaborations with prominent brands and magazines – GQ, Esquire, and L’Officiel – Raccuglia's artistic vision extends beyond advertising campaigns, evidenced by exhibitions showcasing his compelling photographic explorations. He stands as a founder of American Crew, a celebrated men’s grooming brand, alongside co-founding the influential men’s grooming magazine, Details. This multifaceted career underscores not only his professional success but also his enduring commitment to capturing and interpreting the complexities of human experience.- Early Life & Education: Raccuglia's formative years were spent honing his artistic sensibilities in Chicago, fostering a deep appreciation for visual storytelling.
- Career Beginnings: His professional journey commenced with advertising assignments, quickly establishing him as a sought-after creative director known for crafting impactful imagery that resonated with audiences.
- Fashion Photography & Brand Partnerships: Raccuglia’s collaborations with fashion publications like GQ and Esquire cemented his reputation as a stylist who understands how to convey mood and aesthetic through photography. He has partnered successfully with brands such as American Crew and Details, shaping the landscape of contemporary men's grooming.
- Beyond Commercial Work: Recognizing the power of artistic expression beyond commercial ventures, Raccuglia actively pursues projects that explore darker themes—most notably his investigative work into the Starved Rock Murders, demonstrating a willingness to confront challenging subjects with sensitivity and nuance.
Photographic Style & Technique: A Focus on Detail and Atmosphere
Raccuglia’s photographic approach distinguishes itself through an unwavering dedication to capturing subtle nuances of light and composition. He favors meticulous attention to detail, employing techniques that elevate ordinary subjects into evocative representations of emotion and environment. Influenced by masters like Henri Cartier-Bresson and Irving Penn, Raccuglia prioritizes framing and tonal range—capturing moments with precision while simultaneously conveying a palpable sense of atmosphere. His images often possess a contemplative quality, inviting viewers to consider deeper meanings beneath the surface.- Henri Cartier-Bresson Influence: Cartier-Bresson’s concept of “the decisive moment” profoundly impacted Raccuglia's artistic philosophy—emphasizing spontaneity and capturing fleeting instants of truth.
- Irving Penn’s Precision & Minimalism: Penn’s commitment to geometric compositions and stark tonal palettes served as inspiration for Raccuglia, fostering a stylistic preference for clarity and understated elegance.
Notable Achievements & Exhibitions
David Raccuglia's artistic accomplishments include solo exhibitions at galleries across the United States, showcasing his distinctive photographic vision. His work has garnered critical acclaim for its ability to provoke thought and engage viewers emotionally. Furthermore, he continues to contribute to the visual culture of contemporary menswear through American Crew and Details magazine—solidifying his position as a pioneer in shaping aesthetic trends.- Solo Exhibitions: Raccuglia’s exhibitions have consistently garnered positive reviews, highlighting his talent for conveying complex narratives through compelling imagery.
- Magazine Contributions: His involvement with publications like GQ and Esquire demonstrates a commitment to disseminating visual storytelling—influencing perceptions of style and culture.
Historical Significance & Legacy
David Raccuglia’s artistic endeavors transcend mere aesthetic considerations, reflecting broader societal concerns. His exploration of unsettling subjects—such as the Starved Rock Murders—challenges viewers to confront uncomfortable truths and prompts reflection on human psychology. Ultimately, Raccuglia's work stands as a testament to the enduring power of photography to illuminate hidden dimensions of experience—leaving an indelible mark on contemporary art history.
David Raccuglia
1960 - , United States of America
艺术家简介
- Artistic Movement Or Style: Advertising Photography
- Date Of Birth: 1960
- Full Name: David Raccuglia
- Nationality: American
- Notable Artworks: ['Untitled']
- Place Of Birth: Chicago, United States
