Specialization:
Photography, Filmaking & Folklore
Research Interests:
A photographer, filmmaker, and folklorist, Tom Rankin
has been documenting and interpreting American
culture for nearly twenty years. His books include
Sacred Space: Photographs from the Mississippi
Delta (1993), which received the Mississippi
Institute of Arts and Letters Award for Photography,
'Deaf Maggie Lee Sayre': Photographs of a River Life(1995), Faulkner's World: The Photographs of
Martin J. Dain (1997), and Local Heroes
Changing America: Indivisible (2000).
Contact Info:
| Office Location: | 1317 W Pettigrew St | | Office Phone: |
(919) 660-3613, (919) 660-3610 | | Email Address: | tsr2@duke.edu |
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Recent Publications
(More Publications)
- T. Rankin. "Rendering Local Community: Stories of Indivisible." (October, Accepted, 2002). (Anchorage Museum of History and Art, Anchorage, AK)
- T. Rankin. "Photography's Lure." (October, Accepted, 2002). (Atlanta Celebrates Photography, Michael Carlos Museum, Emory University)
- T. Rankin. "The Lure of the Picture and the Nature of Tradition." (October, Accepted, 2002). (American Folklore Society Annual Conference, Rochester, New York)
- T. Rankin. "Fixing the Southern Vernacular: The Contemporaneous Art of Walker Banks and William Faulkner." (July, Accepted, 2002). (Delivered at 26th annual Faulkner & Yoknafatawpha Conference, Oxford, MS)
- T. Rankin. "Knowing John McWilliams." Castings (2002). (publication exhibition created by Cathy Byrd)
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