Haynes McFadden was typical of the experimental artist of the time. He came from the world of photography and got interested in color. He helped the Electric Collage Light Show rise to acclaim. He was involved in some of the early ‘scene’ in Atlanta. He resided in South Africa until his death. Haynes Carter McFadden passed away June 10, 2012 at 69, after having resided in Omaruru, Namibia, since 1998. He was a pioneer for the Baha’i Faith in Germany and Namibia, photographically chronicled a number of major Baha’i events and later focused on training and empowering Namibians through both his business and his Baha’i activity.
Here are his stories from his Atlanta days.
All recordings copyright the strip project
Moving into the pre-Strip area
Lightshows
Experiments with color
the Bands
The area transforms
Oglethorpe University area
work in Theater
Shady
Shady Theaters
Shady too
The Atlanta Pop festival
about Alex Cooley
The Onion Dome
Light art
