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Photo-Documentary

These photo-documentaries are from my archives.  Usage of any part of these photo-documentaries are restrictly prohibited.

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AMERICAN BEACH: Those Porcelain Dunes

Premiered April 19 - June 19, 2006

American Beach is the first African American "Inkwell" beach in the United States of America. It was founded by African American Millionaire Abraham Lincoln Lewis in the 1930's. This is a national landmark and is also known for it's ecological sand dune which I call "Those Porcelain Dunes. This is a photo-montage of those historic ecological dunes. They are located on Amelia Island between Jacksonville and Fernindina Florida in Nassau County. American Beach is also best known for the spirit of the beach-lady MaVynee Oshun Betsch who was a descendant of the founder.

The Native & The Slave

Monuments of Genii

The Kingsley Plantation

Premiered Summer 2006

HUGEAUX ARCHIVES 2006: This presentation is from my summer 2006 On-Line photography exhibition. The slave quarters of the Kingsley Plantation are a hidden treasure of United States of America. These ruins are the collaborative genius of Native American Indian and African architecture. These genii used natural elements to built strong structures. These Ruins are located on Fort George Island. Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve. Northeast Florida of The United States of America.

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THE RUINS of NEW ORLEANS

from the Plantation to the Ward

The On-Line exhibition is Originally Titled: THE RUINS of New Orleans from the plantation to the ward.  A photography-documentatry of New Orleans, Louisiana of the slave quarters of the Meilleur-Goldwaithe house aka The New Orleans African American Museum of Art, Culture and History, The historic 9th ward of New Orleans, Louisiana & a rare photograph of New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagen MLK Day speech 2007.

The photo documentary premiered as an On-Line exhibition March 1 - 31, 2007.

The photography was taken on Martin Luther King Day 2007 in the lower ninth ward of Saint Bernard Parrish of New Orleans Louisiana. One year after Hurricane Katrina.

YouTube  Presentations

1)   HUGEAUX - ARTE MECCO   http://www.youtube.com/user/Hgxjx#play/uploads/13/bLEbORZmeYk

2)   HUGEAUX: Sketchbook 2009: Tribute to east African Artists On-Line Exhibition - Trailer  http://www.youtube.com/user/Hgxjx#play/uploads/12/zpuQasC7_EQ

3)   HUGEAUX: The Spirit of the women of African and American Descent http://www.youtube.com/user/Hgxjx#play/uploads/14/8hll6hS5nSg
4)   HUGEAUX: The Archives 2007: A Key in the York.  http://www.youtube.com/user/Hgxjx#play/uploads/5/iNdRR2eZeRE 

5)   HUGEAUX - Conceptual Digital Photography http://www.youtube.com/user/Hgxjx#play/uploads/11/aOEjif3jnKo

6)   HUGEAUX: The Archives 2007: The Ruins of New Orleans 2007 after Hurricane Katrina  http://www.youtube.com/user/Hgxjx#play/uploads/8/pwPQFSyE_o4 

7)   HUGEAUX: The Archives 2006: American Beach Florida - Those Porcelain Dunes  http://www.youtube.com/user/Hgxjx#play/uploads/9/yjRm0SP3t3k