# Ralph Eugene Meatyard
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ralph eugene meatyard (May 15, 1925 – May 7, 1972) was an American photographer from Normal, Illinois, U.S.
== Life and career ==
Meatyard was born in Normal, Illinois in May 1925 and raised in the nearby town of Bloomington. When he turned 18 during World War II, he joined the United States Navy, though he did not serve overseas before the war ended. After leaving the force he attended Williams College under the GI Bill, and briefly studied pre-dentistry, before training to become an optician.
Ralph Eugene Meatyard: The Universalizing Mask - July 13 2012
Elizabeth Siegel, Associate Curator of Photography at The Art Institute of Chicago will present the work of Ralph Eugene Meatyard in connection with Ralph Eugene Meatyard: Dolls and Masks. Looking at a fertile period of Meatyard's work made from 1959 through the late 1960s and before his final seri…
On Easter and the last crucifixion with Emily King and Alex Nemerov
The feast, the real, in some sense, comes to us in hallucinations. I love that as a definition of faith.
Ever since I read Moby Dick, I’ve been obsessed with circles and middles. That particular novel has a strikingly memorable beginning and ending––fodder for Jeopardy clues and New York Times al…
158 - The Mind of the Photograph
Are aesthetics a kind of philosophy? What is the most important photo of all time?
Kris’s birthday celebration, shoutout to Jay Springett, starting the day off right, The Miracle Morning, Gus encounters a passed-out junkie, Pat Murphy’s Points of Departure, (JDO incorrectly states that Tea with th…
161 - Night Vision Moments (The Superfice)
How you spend your time is how you live your life.
Today we talk administrative nonsense during system collapse. Rediscovering an old cache of photos. Hometown house hunting (the seller-buyer synchronicity). Reading between the signs. Lawn care character assessments. A reverse car chase leading …
No. 14: Guy Mendes - Lexington Camera Club
Episode No. 14 of the Art Throb Podcast features Guy Mendes, a Lexington photographer who began his photographic career almost by accident. A young transplant from New Orleans, he arrived at the University of Kentucky in 1966 hoping to become a journalist. The following year, he attended a rally t…
Episode 33: Twist Endings
Ralph Eugene Meatyard’s series of photographs featuring his family in unexpected places and costumes are hard to describe but entirely captivating. He found inspiration for a series of photographs from a book published in 1911 by Ambrose Bierce called ‘The Devil’s Dictionary.’ After handling one of…
Ep. 192: Charles Traub (Photographer/Educator)
Ep. 192: Charles Traub (Photographer/Educator)
Charles H. Traub was born in Louisville, Kentucky, in 1945. He studied English literature at the University of Illinois, and joined the Peace Corps after graduation in 1967. An accident in Ethiopia forced him home to Kentucky where he met Ralph Eugen…
A Photographic Life-405: 'Ralph Eugene Meatyard, the USA Influence and Documenting Conflict'
In episode 405 UNP founder and curator Grant Scott is reflecting on the big and small things that impact on the everyday engagement we all have with photography.
Dr.Grant Scott
After fifteen years art directing photography books and magazines such as Elle and Tatler, Scott began to work as a photog…
Ep. 44: Primaries and ICE Resistance
SYNOPSIS: A raft of primaries and one special election in the South last week brought some fresh faces into the spotlight and offered tantalizing clues about this fall's midterms. This week we take a look at the high-profile Democratic and Republican contests for U.S. Senate in Texas, as well as a …
HT2758 - Forgotten Masters
Here's a Thought… #2758 with Brooks Jensen
Forgotten Masters
With the passage of time, it's natural that some artists become more valued and others fade from popularity. If this happened to Bach, why would it not also occur in photography? These days, I almost never hear anyone mention Diane Ar…
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