Patti Carr Black
Patti Carr Black, former director of the Old Capitol Museum of Mississippi History, is an art historian based in Jackson, Mississippi. She is editor of Eudora Welty’s Early Escapades and author of Art in Mississippi, 1720-1980; The Southern Writers Quiz Book; and (with Marion Barnwell) Touring Literary Mississippi, among other works.
Touring Literary Mississippi
A traveler’s guide combined with capsule biographies and photographs of writers with Mississippi ties
The Southern Writers Quiz Book
In Q & A’s what everybody likes about the South—the writers
Approaching the Magic Hour
Memories of Walter Anderson
A widow’s riveting yet poignant memoir of her marriage to a prolific creator, the extremely inspired Gulf Coast artist Walter Anderson, whose splendid art was heightened and enriched by his madness
Eudora Welty's World
Words on Nature
An artful tribute selecting Welty’s best quotes on nature’s wonders
I Am a Craftsman: 40 at 40
Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the Craftsmen's Guild of Mississippi with 40 of Its Exhibiting Members
A spectacular showcase of Mississippi’s finest creators and their work
American Masters of the Mississippi Gulf Coast
George Ohr, Dusti Bonge, Walter Anderson, Richmond Barthe
A celebration of four Mississippi artists and their nationally renowned work
The Mississippi Story
A celebration of the extraordinary nexus of land, culture, and art in Mississippi
Early Escapades
Poems, sketches, profiles, and satires which clearly predict that Eudora Welty would become one of the South’s comic geniuses
Spirit of the Delta
The Art of Carolyn Norris
A retrospective of an inspirational self-taught artist from the Mississippi Delta