By Andrej Gregov, Helen Miller, Chris Letcher
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The podcast currently has 18 episodes available.
For Episode 18, we discuss collage and photomontage as it relates to photography and thoughts on the Portland show, The Rose, curated by curated by Justine Kurland.
In episode 17, we discuss a local Seattle show of landscape images covering a span of the first 100 years of photography including work from Timothy O’Sullivan, Carleton Watkins, Edward Weston and up to some of the New Topographic photographers.
For episode 16, the team takes a trip to San Francisco to see the retrospective for Bernd & Hilla Becher at SFMOMA. We’ll discuss the history of the photographers, their impact to contemporary photography and our own thoughts on their work.
For episode 15, we have a quick take on artist Trevor Paglen’s recent thoughts on truthfulness of NASA images from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST).
For episode 14, we’re joined by photographer Tara Champion who helps us discuss artist Imogen Cunningham and a recent retrospective of her work we visited at the Seattle Art Museum (SAM).
For episode 13 we’ll be discussing an essay by art critic Carter Ratcliff. Looking through the lens of the seminal documentary photography show “Evidence” by Larry Sulton and Mike Mandel, Ratcliff deep dives on how things like titles and captions influence the way we see art.
We’ve been off for the summer and we’ll have new episodes coming soon. Until then, here’s a short conversation about photographers curating their own work that was left on the cutting room floor due to time constraints in the last recording.
In episode 11, we talk about Helen’s experience curating a group photo show for the Push/Pull artist collective.
In episode 10 we’ll be discussing analog versus digital trends for making work in today’s contemporary photography art scene.
For episode 9, we’ll be learning about the photographers from the seminal 1975 group show, New Topographics: Photographs of a Man-Altered Landscape. We’ll also discuss what photographers can take away from the show for their own shooting of our contemporary landscape today.
The podcast currently has 18 episodes available.