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| Kristine Potter, Knoxville Girl, 2016, from the series Dark Waters, 2015-present |
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8th session at
L'Appartement - Espace Images Vevey
until 14 April 2024
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Kristine Potter
Dark Waters
65.00 CHF
Pages: 136
Size: 26 × 28 cm
Language: ENG
ISBN: 979-12-80177-15-5
Year of publication: July 2023
Graphisme/Design: Julia Schäfer
Texte : Rebecca Bengal
Coédition Éditions Images Vevey / Aperture / The Momentary |
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| Kristine Potter, Balladeer, Dark Waters, 2022 |
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Kristine Potter’s latest photobook, Dark Waters, focuses on the violence that permeates the territory and popular culture of the USA. She contrasts a series of portraits of women with scenery that appears serene but is in fact views of places with sordid names, such as Murder Creek, Bloody River, and Rape Pond, evoking the domestic violence that allegedly took place there in the past. Drawing on the musical genre of murder ballads from the 19th and 20th centuries, Kristine Potter alludes to the flippant popular glorification of violence towards women that still pervades today’s cultural landscape.
Kristine Potter, laureate of the Grand Prix Images Vevey, presents Dark Waters in Le Salon and Le Cinéma, evoking the domestic violence pervading the popular culture and landscape of southern USA. |
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| Kristine Potter, Hell For Certain, Dark Waters, 2018 |
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| Kristine Potter (born in Dallas, 1977) is an artist based in Nashville. She holds an MFA from Yale University and her awards include a Guggenheim Fellowship (2018) and the Grand Prix Images Vevey (2019/2020). Potter is an assistant professor of photography at Middle Tennessee State University. |
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| Kristine Potter, Balladeer, Dark Waters, 2022 |
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