In this episode about imperialism, Rafael Roncato introduces and invites Brazilian artists Bárbara Wagner and Jonathas de Andrade to discuss how this theme is artistically explored, reproduced, and counter-practiced through their works. We navigate how collaborative photography, so present in their practices, permeates bodies, rhythm, colors, and also the Brazilian political and cultural situation.

If you’re curious about their work:
https://barbarawagner.com.br
http://www.jonathasdeandrade.com.br/

For more information check the symposium website
https://undiscipliningphotography.org and follow us on Instagram @undiscipliningphotography

This season of the podcast was created under the guidance of Ben Smith.

How can photography be used to transform the system its embedded in? In the episode „Dirty Pictures“, Patricia explores what is possible in conversation with Charlotte Schmitz, who challenges the status quo with a deliberately personal approach as a documentary photographer, founder of the collective „The Journal“ and social entrepreneur, in order to make change happen — with art.

For more information, check out the symposium website: https://undiscipliningphotography.org and follow us on instagram @undiscipliningphotography

In this episode Petra Kroon discusses entangled landscapes with Olga Roszkowska. You will hear background soundscapes from Rotterdam Harbour, meditation and sirens, seagulls and an exploration on entanglement between photography, humans and landscapes.

For more information, check out the symposium website:

https://undiscipliningphotography.org/

This season of the podcast was created under the guidance of Ben Smith.

In this episode, Emilia Martin talks to Karolina Gembara: a photographer, academic, activist, a great thinker and a cat lover.

We all live and function within bigger or smaller structures and systems. Sometimes we conform to them, question them, or actively fight against them. How is a person affected by structures and systems? How can we effectively challange and reconstruct them? What is the role of photography in it? 

For more information, check out the symposium website:

https://undiscipliningphotography.org/

This season of the podcast was created under the guidance of Ben Smith.

The Unforgettable Loss is about trauma, post-memory and identity. In this episode, Sophie Allerding talks to Shailoh Phillips: an artist, researcher, educator and community organizer, who presents this theme for the Undisciplining Photography Symposium.

For more information, check out the symposium website:

https://undiscipliningphotography.org/

This season of the podcast was created under the guidance of Ben Smith.

This is the Photography & Society Podcast season 1: Undisciplining Photography created by Emilia Martin, Rafael Roncato, Petra Kroon, Sophie Allerding and Patricia Kuhfuss, the alumini of the MA Photography & Society at the Royal Academy of the Art in the Hague.

This season of the podcast emerged in response to the Undisciplining Photography Symposium.

In this episode we would like to introduce ourselves and you can get a peek at the themes and issues addressed in the symposium.

For more information, check out the symposium website:

https://undiscipliningphotography.org/

This season of the podcast was created under the guidance of Ben Smith.