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The Modern Art Notes PodcastTarrah Krajnak, Jennifer RaabEpisode No. 700 (!) features artist Tarrah Krajnak and curator Jennifer Raab. Krajnak is featured in two exhibitions on opposite sides of the United States. At the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Krajnak is featured in "Around Group f.64: Legacies and Counterhistories in Bay Area Photography" through July 13. The exhibition was curated by Shana Lopes, Erin O’Toole, and Delphine Sims, with Sally Katz and Alex Landry. At the International Center of Photography, New York, Kraynak's work is included in "To Conjure: New Archives in Recent Photography." Organized by Sara Ickow, Keisha Scarville, and Elisabeth Sherman, the exhibition pre...2025-04-041h 11
Modern Art Notes PodcastTarrah Krajnak, Jennifer RaabArtist Tarrah Krajnak, art historian Jennifer Raab2025-04-031h 11
Real Photo Show with Michael Chovan-DaltonErin Hoyt | Filter PhotoErin Hoyt is the Director of Operations at Filter Photo, owns and operates a successful wedding photography studio, and is a cotemporary photography collector, and a photographer. Erin learned photography and business outside of academia through internships, work experience, and just being highly self-motivated. We talk about all of these things and about Erin settling in after her recent move to Atlanta.
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Focal PointShannon Bool and Tarrah KrajnakIn this episode, Shannon Bool (Berlin) and Tarrah Krajnak (Eugene, OR and Los Angeles, CA) are in conversation with Kristin Taylor, MoCP’s Curator of Academic Programs and Collections. The artists discuss topics including the role of modernism, the male gaze, and performance in their practice, as well as the work of Jan Groover and Harry Callahan.2023-05-3152 min
FranceFineArt🔊 “Prix Découverte Louis Roederer 2021”à l’Église des Frères-Prêcheurs, Les Rencontres de la photographie d’Arles – 52e éditiondu 4 juillet au 29 août 2021“Prix Découverte Louis Roederer 2021”à l’Église des Frères-Prêcheurs,Les Rencontres de la photographie d’Arles – 52e éditiondu 4 juillet au 29 août 2021Interview de Sonia Voss,commissaire de l’exposition Prix Découverte Louis Roederer 2021,par Anne-Frédérique Fer, à Arles, le 8 juillet 2021, durée 17’50.© FranceFineArt.Extrait du communiqué de presse Commissaire de l’exposition : Sonia VossDepuis leur création, les Rencontres d’Arles défendent la photographie et l’ense...2021-07-1217 min
The Careful PhotographThe Careful Photograph: Rafael SoldiPhotographer and Strange Fire Collective founder Rafael Soldi joined us for the final episode of this season. In this episode we talk about the making of a particular image (pictured) in Soldi's series, "Imagined Futures". Through talking about the making of this image, we get into the history of photo booths, Soldi's experience as an immigrant, and the materiality of "Imagined Futures". You can view the image in question at thecarefulphotograph.com/Rafael-Soldi and view images of the entire series at http://www.rafaelsoldi.com/.2021-04-2243 min
The Careful PhotographThe Careful Photograph: Tommy Kha 2021-04-1435 min
The Careful PhotographThe Careful Photograph: Nydia BlasNydia Blas joins us to talk about an untitled photograph from her upcoming book "Revival" -- available for preorder at https://www.krisgravesprojects.com/book/revival. In this episode, we talk about creating intimate photographs with strangers, bell hooks' essay "The Oppositional Gaze," and working through a Black feminine lens. You can see more of Blas' work at https://nydiablas.com/ and view the untitled photograph at thecarefulphotograph.com/nydiablas. 2021-04-0638 min
The Careful PhotographThe Careful Photograph: Zora J MurffZora J Murff is a photographer and educator based in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Murff joined us to talk about a photograph called "American Father" from his upcoming series "American Mother, American Father" Zora's work grows out of his conviction that "we need to acknowledge each other, because largely, the world does not acknowledge us." We end up talking about family portraiture, systemic diversity, and "making work in the absence of light," in the words of Theaster Gates. You can see the photograph at thecarefulphotograph.com/zora-j-murff and see more of Zora's work at http://www.zora-murff.com/.2021-03-3040 min
The Careful PhotographThe Careful Photograph: Lorena MolinaPhotographer and educator Lorena Molina joins us to talk about her recent work, "Making Lemons out of Oranges" from the in-progress series, "Something that it's not nothing" We discuss working intuitively, "making a home in the unwelcoming," and the evolution of Molina's process. You can see the photograph at thecarefulphotograph.com/lorena-molina, and you can see the rest of Molina's work at https://www.lorenamolina.com/2021-03-2434 min
The Careful PhotographThe Careful Photograph: William CamargoYou can view "As Far As I Can Get in 10 Seconds in the Alley Where Cops Chase Brown People Thinking They Are Cholos after John Divola" at TheCarefulPhotograph.com/William-Camargo. For more information about William and his practice, see http://www.williamcamargo.com/.“The Careful Photograph” features the voices of photographers of color who are challenging, subverting, and highlighting some of the problems and paradoxes of the photographic medium in our current moment. In each episode we focus our conversation on a single photograph by the artist. From there, I try to let the artist shape the conv...2021-03-1531 min
The Careful PhotographThe Careful Photograph: Sama AlshaibiIn this episode, we discuss the image "Water Bearer" from her series entitled Carry Over. The image is displayed on the episode poster, but is also available in full screen at TheCarefulPhotograph.com/Sama-Alshaibi. Sama's work can be found at samalashaibi.com.“The Careful Photograph” features the voices of photographers of color who are challenging, subverting, and highlighting some of the problems and paradoxes of the photographic medium in our current moment. In each episode we focus our conversation on a single photograph by the artist. From there, I try to let the artist shape the conversation, and...2021-03-0236 min
The Careful PhotographThe Careful Photograph: Aaron Turner“The Careful Photograph” features the voices of photographers of color who are challenging, subverting, and highlighting some of the problems and paradoxes of the photographic medium in our current moment. In each episode we focus our conversation on a single photograph by the artist. From there, I try to let the artist shape the conversation, and what has emerged are nine episodes (so far) that can be used as a teaching tool, or a course in itself about how to look at photographs and look “with care.” Each episode ends with a praxis assignment, visual exercise, or creative prompt for stud...2021-02-2336 min
The Careful PhotographThe Careful Photograph: Introduction“The Careful Photograph” features the voices of photographers of color who are challenging, subverting, and highlighting some of the problems and paradoxes of the photographic medium in our current moment. In each episode we focus our conversation on a single photograph by the artist. From there, I try to let the artist shape the conversation, and what has emerged are nine episodes (so far) that can be used as a teaching tool, or a course in itself about how to look at photographs and look “with care.” Each episode ends with a praxis assignment, visual exercise, or creative prompt for stud...2021-02-1602 min
The Careful PhotographThe Careful Photograph: Mercedes Dorame The image discussed in this episode can be viewed at http://bit.ly/TheCarefulPhotograph_Mercedes and you can view Mercedes website here: https://www.mercedesdorame.com/“The Careful Photograph” features the voices of photographers of color who are challenging, subverting, and highlighting some of the problems and paradoxes of the photographic medium in our current moment. In each episode we focus our conversation on a single photograph by the artist. From there, I try to let the artist shape the conversation, and what has emerged are nine episodes (so far) that can be used as a teaching tool...2021-02-1538 min
Studio Visits w/ Silver EyeTarrah KrajnakStudio Visits w/ Silver Eye is a series of conversational, virtual studio and exhibition visits with artists from our community and beyond. In this episode Tarrah Krajnak discusses new, in progress work, making photographs in conversation with Ansel Adams, and considering new and diverse ways to approach the history of photography. Studio Visits w/ Silver Eye is hosted by Executive Director, David Oresick.You can see the images being discussed in this conversation on our Youtube Channel.More information on this series, and all of our other exhibitions and programs is available at silvereye.org.2020-05-0136 min