He has previously taught at Henderson State University, East Central Oklahoma State University and Jefferson State Junior College. David Lee Lee holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Yale University and is responsible for the still documentary and publicity photographs for his brother Spike Lee's films. He has recently been working on a series of still photographs from the films Down to Earth and Pollock , as well as Serendipity , Made and 3 A.M. , the latter three of which have yet to be released. He is also continuing his work on photographs of his friends and their grandparents as a series. Lee's exhibit at UNA consists of still photos from his movie efforts in the form of celebrity portraits and film documentary shots, as well as selected pieces from Lee's documentary of the Snow Hill community of Alabama where his father, jazz bassist William Lee, was born.
Admission is free and open to the public.
The program will be partly used for the start of the Collegiate Singers southeastern spring choir tour on April 19-22. The choirs are directed by UNA director of choral activities Dr. Jerry Olson. Pianist Chris Anderson, a former UNA student living in Muscle Shoals, will be the accompanist. Mozart was 24 when he wrote this work for the archbishop of Salzburg in 1780. The choirs will be accompanied by a chamber orchestra consisting of six violinists, two cellists, one double bassist, two trumpeters, and one timpanist.