War/Photography: Images of Armed Conflict and its Aftermath
As early as 1862, battlefield imagery that pictured the grim reality of the ...
Analysis
Art ideas and movements highlighting both practical and theoretical discourse through reviews, essays and profiles
Poetic Contradiction: Interview with Margo Moritz
San Francisco photographer Margo Moritz has shot live and studio-based dance for various companies including Hope Mohr and ODC. In this exclusive interview with MOH, Ms. Moritz describes the evolution of her distinctive synthesis of dance and photography....
Humanizing Process: Interview with Ed Drew
Ed Drew is a sculptor, photographer, and serves in California Air National Guard. He recently returned from a military combat deployment to the Helmand Province in Afghanistan ....
Free-diving : Interview with Kanoa Zimmerman
From the breathtaking black and white images of solitary, bold spear fishers and turbulent breaking waves that are common to Kanoa Zimmerman's photography, I'm surprised to find the artist slightly shy to talk about his work.
AMERICAN FALLS: An interview with Phil Solomon
Phil Solomon's rare contribution to experimental film spans collaborations with Stan Brakhage all the way to machinima. Doug Cummings recently caught up with the influential filmmaker to discuss American Falls his acclaimed 2010 three channel video and other works.
Nicholas Nixon: New Work at Fraenkel Gallery
At a time when western beauty standards are at their most rigid, and collective fears of aging are aggravated by media messaging, ...
Rising Dragon: Contemporary Chinese Photography
... the years between 2000 and 2012 were.. exceptionally fruitful for the production of contemporary photography in China.
Grown Up Queer and Online:
On Tumblr, queer selfies and fans work together to refine a visual lexicon that "queers" the normative. In other words, queer selfie should be understood as ...
Oh how I miss you so: Interview with Sonja Och
There was a time I wished that I could just accept the answers I got. Life would be so much easier if I didn't feel forced to get behind everything - you come to a point in life when you realize that you are the only one who can answer the questions which are important to you. It was a long search for me to find the instrument for it. Something that makes sense to me.
From The Ground up: Interview with Stéphane Nguyen
Mmm, not really. I guess I have too much of an eclectic taste to really have a favorite photographer. It goes from Martin Parr (for the aesthetic) to Weegee (for the freakish), Pierre & Gilles to Hiroshi Sugimoto, Mapplethorpe to Avedon… A lot of queer stuff, now that I think about it. For me, it’s all about using this medium to express a ...