What happens when the relationships between a person and his friends, family, political ideology or religious beliefs catch on fire and disintegrate? What do we become when the most intimate connections in our life go up in smoke? And more importantly, is it really possible for us to move beyond the emotional trauma of being burned by someone we trust or who is in a position of power over us? Saturday, January 07, 2006. As usual, smaller commercial galleries bore most .

Saturday, January 14, 2006. From the January 13, 2006 issue, page 46. Wearing a tight skirt, a tough, light-haired girl squats in the dirt, aiming a shotgun into the distance. Is she hunting rabbits? Firing after a boyfriend who done her wrong? Posted by The Right Reverend James W. Friday, December 09, 2005. President - League of Reston Artists.

Can You Hear Me Now? A Littoral Art Project by Experimental Mississippi Artist, James W. Tuesday, January 18, 2005. Posted by The Right Reverend James W. Posted by The Right Reverend James W. Posted by The Right Reverend James W.

A Picture Book Story by James W. Tuesday, November 30, 2004. Posted by The Right Reverend James W. A DEEP SOUTH MISSISSIPPI DELTA REDNECK TERROR TALE. NOT Produced and Directed By Joel and Ethan Coen. You got three seconds, boy, to tell me the definition of art? SOMEWHERE SOUTH OF THE CROSSROADS OF HIGHWAYS 61 and 49.

Tuesday, December 28, 2004. Posted by The Right Reverend James W. Tuesday, November 30, 2004. Posted by The Right Reverend James W. STEALING THE LIFE OF THE DEAD. Does photographing a person steal their soul? Links to this post.

On September 11, 2001, James W. Bailey began experimenting with a creative photographic style he has named, Rough Edge Photography . He refers to it as Rough Edge because his photographic work, unlike traditional photographs, literally has rough edges, surface abrasions and other caustic protrusions discernable to the eye and touch. Tuesday, November 30, 2004.