Comments on: Kojo Kamau

By: Joseph Lindsley

Joseph Lindsley — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 18:32:48 +0000

An artist often must be alone to create his/her art. Half the art is imagining one is alone even in a huge crowd.
I would expect that from Miles.
He was always in his world no matter where he was.
A Monk.

By: Colorful Interpretations « Larry Hamill Photography

Colorful Interpretations « Larry Hamill Photography — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 00:53:11 +0000

[...] and photographers that they believe merit a larger audience. Larry selected Columbus photographers Kojo Kamau and Chas Ray Krider as featured artists for the November-December 2009 [...]

By: Dan Dougan

Dan Dougan — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 04:25:31 +0000

I’m looking at the photos, just before midnight on Oct. 25, which is my b-day. Loving this rag, and the many splendid things herein. Noticed that Kojo’s Maya Angelou photo was taken on my b-day in 1976, I was 20 then, and never thought I would see 53; but here I am. Life is what happens when you least expect it. I don’t remember turning 20, but I will remember this one. I was at that Miles show K. shot. He played most of the show with his back turned to the crowd. I think he’s a Scorpio, too.