Brad Feuerhelm Interview

290. Tine Bek

Tine Bek is a Danish artist

289. Tobias Zielony

Tobias Zielony is a German artist

184. Milo Keller

Milo Keller is an artist and head of ECAL’s photography department in Lausanne, Switzerland

182. Gary Green

Gary Green is an American artist and educator

181. Stephen O'Malley

Stephen O’Malley is an American musician living and working in Paris

175. Kris Graves

Kris Graves is an American artist & publisher

157. Adrian Samson

Adrian Samson is a Slovakian-born Hungarian living and working in England.

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155. Irina Rozovsky

Irina Rozovsky is a Russian-born American artist

103. Alejandro Cartagena

Alejandro Cartagena is an artist and bookmaker based in Mexico.

93. Emma Phillips

Emma Phillips is an artist working in Melbourne, Australia.

79. Chris Shaw

Chris Shaw is a British artist working in Paris.

38. Ken Grant

Ken Grant is a documentary photographer working in Britain.

34. Mimi Plumb

Mimi Plumb is an American Artist working in the American West. She has published several books including Landfall with TBW Books.

24. Eva Stenram

Eva Stenram is an artist using appropriation and collage living and working in Berlin. Her practice considers materiality and how photography can be enlisted as a memory of cultural byproducts such pin-ups and travel magazines.

22. Urs Stahel

Urs Stahel is a freelance writer, curator, lecturer and consultant.

21. Felicity Hammond

I have known Felicity Hammond for a handful of years. Her work strikes me as uncharacteristically ambitious coming from a photography background.

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19. John Divola

Some conversations feel “heavier” than others. With John Divola, I found it sometimes difficult to articulate my thoughts on his work in our conversation.

17. Iris Sikking

Iris Sikking was an absolute delight to speak with. I had the good fortune to meet with her during her curatorial guesting of Photomonth Krakow (2018).

16. Jason Fulford

I had the distinct honor of speaking to Jason Fulford about a number of topics from Giorgio de Chirico to the idea of play in his work.

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