Cincinnati Gallery of Conceptual Art - Andy Colvin, The Mothman's Photographer

The Mothman's Photographer: The Work of an Artist Touched by the Prophecies of the Infamous Mothman:
Andy Colvin, 2007

Updated book review from Amazon.com:
"Spurred in 2001 by the realization that the 9/11 attacks were accurately predicted--in 1967--by a childhood friend who was seeing Mothman, Seattle photographer Andrew Colvin embarked on a massive five-year project to document his experiences growing up in West Virginia. During this period, Colvin produced a 32-hr. documentary video series featuring interviews with nearly 50 paranormal witnesses and experts. Colvin also produced over 1200 pages of related transcripts and notes, and over seven thousand photographic images. He was interviewed for 17 hrs. on the conspiracy radio show "From the Grassy Knoll," becoming their most popular guest for the 2006 year. The Mothman's Photographer photo book contains nearly 300 of Colvin's recent images. There are also photos, sculptures, and paintings from as far back as the 1960's and 70's, containing eerie, synchronistic overtones and symbolisms. Tying all of this together are brief descriptions of many photos, an artist's statement, and a forward by Dave Scott, curator for the Cincinnati Gallery of Conceptual Art. Since 2001, Colvin has been known mostly for his theory that Mothman was once revered worldwide as a crime-fighting deity (who sends visions, dreams, and messages to ordinary humans). This collection takes his thesis to a deeper level."

These are 60 preview images selected from Andy Colvin's book titled The Mothman's Photographer: The Work of an Artist Touched by the Prophecies of the Infamous Mothman.

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And while you're waiting for the book, don't forget to listen to the soundtrack CD