Rachelle Mozman Solano, Brooklyn based artist and Professor of the Practice in Digital Media and Photography at School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University.

In this episode we talk about two of Mozman Solanos films and three of her photographic projects which deal with a range of topics from the United Fruit Company in Panama, Paul Gaugin, immigration, assimilation, class, identity, and family.

In this episode we talk about Claire’s childhood and being asked the question “What are you?” in relation to her outward appearance, and how this question lead to the use of ambiguity through abstraction within her work today, in which she deals with the topics of identity, genetics, and representation.

In this episode we talk about Andrew’s parents and their migration from Jamaica to Britain, how this shaped his sense of belonging, immigration, the historical and contemporary politics of the UK, and how combined all these things inform his practice as an artist. We go into detail about two of his projects: 'From A Small Island' & 'Another Place Like Home'

In this episode, we talk about Bethany’s time at the LA times, what it’s like to be a woman of color in the industry today, freelancing, and her latest project on women working midwifery in Alabama

In this episode we discuss Zora’s childhood, his beginnings in photography, recent accolades, mentors and influencers, and a little bit about his thoughts on being a black photographer.