BEHIND THE SCENES: A CONVERSATION WITH ASHLYN DAVIS
‘Behind The Scenes’ For our new ‘Behind The Scenes’ series, we interview those that find art, champion art, and talk about art. These influencers, whether it be art critics, independent…
Category: Interview
Joshua Aronson
Joshua Aronson (b. 1994, Toronto, Canada) is a Canadian-American photographer based in New York, originally from Miami Beach. He got his start directing music videos and taking photos of his…
In Conversation: Carlos Alba
Carlos Alba is a Madrid-born, London-based visual artist working mainly with photography, video, painting, installation and performance. His work is focused on human an non-human relations in the modern world,…
In Conversation: Dylan Nelson
Dylan Nelson is an artist whose practice spans photography, temporary sculptures, and book making, with an underlying interest in how those things might coalesce. Bridging manufactured environments in both the…
Moritz Jekat
Moritz Jekat studied Visual Communication at university of applied sciences Potsdam from 2012 till 2018. He focused on photography and graduated with his photography work and book “Non ya” mid…
Behind The Scenes: A Conversation With Gideon Jacobs
‘Behind The Scenes’ For our new ‘Behind The Scenes’ series, we interview those that find art, champion art, and talk about art. These influencers, whether it be art critics, independent curators…
Interview: Evan Tetreault
Evan Tetreault is a 26-year-old photographer and musician based in Los Angeles, CA. Evan discovered photography in the darkroom at 13 while attending school in Connecticut. He continued to shoot…
Interview: Samuel Wilson
Samuel Wilson is a curious documentary photographer and filmmaker based in Portland, Oregon. He graduated with a B.A. in journalism from the University of Montana in 2013. Although wary of…
In Conversation: Maya Hawk
Maya Hawk is a photographer whose artistic practice explores the function of digital photographic tools in relation to everyday objects and imagery. She has exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary…
Interview : Ernesto Solana
Ernesto Solana (B. Guadalajara, 1985) is a Mexican photographer based in Savannah, Georgia. He works in different mediums like photography and installation. His artistic practice is parallel to his research…
Meet an Editor: Julia Wilson
Julia Wilson is a photographic artist who explores our relationship to, and the relationship between, text and image, as well as photographic materiality in the technological age. Using the large format camera,…
Meet The Curators – Jennifer Murray
For our annual issue of Aint–Bad Magazine, we have teamed up with an amazing selection of curators, editors, gallerists, educators, and publishers to offer a chance to have your work…
Meet The Curators – Michael Itkoff
For our annual issue of Aint–Bad Magazine, we have teamed up with an amazing selection of curators, editors, gallerists, educators, and publishers to offer a chance to have your work…
Meet The Curators – Kris Graves
For our annual issue of Aint–Bad Magazine, we have teamed up with an amazing selection of curators, editors, gallerists, educators, and publishers to offer a chance to have your work…
Meet The Curators – Alan Rothschild
For our annual issue of Aint–Bad Magazine, we have teamed up with an amazing selection of curators, editors, gallerists, educators, and publishers to offer a chance to have your work…
Meet The Curators – Susan Laney
For our annual issue of Aint–Bad Magazine, we have teamed up with an amazing selection of curators, editors, gallerists, educators, and publishers to offer a chance to have your work…
Meet The Curators – Small Talk Collective
For our annual issue of Aint–Bad Magazine, we have teamed up with an amazing selection of curators, editors, gallerists, educators, and publishers to offer a chance to have your work…
Meet The Curators – Anna Walker Skillman
For our annual issue of Aint–Bad Magazine, we have teamed up with an amazing selection of curators, editors, gallerists, educators, and publishers to offer a chance to have your work…
In Conversation: Kyra Schmidt
After spending a little over two years going through graduate school with artist Kyra Schmidt, I have had the pleasure of witnessing the progression and evolution of her artistic study…
Meet The Curators – Paloma Shutes
For our annual issue of Aint–Bad Magazine, we have teamed up with an amazing selection of curators, editors, gallerists, educators, and publishers to offer a chance to have your work…
Meet The Curators – Paul Kopeikin
For our annual issue of Aint–Bad Magazine, we have teamed up with an amazing selection of curators, editors, gallerists, educators, and publishers to offer a chance to have your work…
Meet The Curators – Zemie Barr
For our annual issue of Aint–Bad Magazine, we have teamed up with an amazing selection of curators, editors, gallerists, educators, and publishers to offer a chance to have your work…
Matthew Genitempo
Matthew Genitempo is an American photographer and book publisher currently living and making work in Marfa Texas. He received his MFA in photography from the University of Hartford. Matthew was…
The Standard 4×5
Standard Cameras is a new large format camera company founded by Drew Nikonowicz. The Standard 4×5 is a simple, lightweight and affordable 4×5 view camera – available fully assembled or as…
Richard Anderson
Richard Anderson, B. 1992, is an artist living and working in Chicago. He received his BA from Columbia College Chicago in 2015. Since then, he has released two publications: City of…
Meet The Curators – Rachel Reese
For our annual issue of Aint–Bad Magazine, we have teamed up with an amazing selection of curators, editors, gallerists, educators, and publishers to offer a chance to have your work…
Pao Houa Her
Pao Houa Her was born somewhere in the northern jungles of Laos. She fled Laos with her family when she was a baby, crossed the Mekong on her mother’s back,…
Meet The Curators – Robert Lyons
For our annual issue of Aint–Bad Magazine, we have teamed up with an amazing selection of curators, editors, gallerists, educators, and publishers to offer a chance to have your work…
Carrie Thompson
Carrie’s work explores roots, rootlessness, and restlessness, generally in the context of her own upbringing as the child of a broken family. Her work is personal like Larry Sultan’s Pictures…
Stephen Milner
Stephen Milner is an artist working in photography, sculpture, video, and installation. He is currently a Graduate Teaching Fellow at the University of Oregon and will be receiving his MFA…
Shawn Rowe
Today I get to share with you the work by Shawn Rowe and the chat we had about his newest series called, V. Big thanks to him for taking the…
Interview: Juan Stockenstroom
Juan Stockenstroom‘s interest is informed by the experimentation of photography, sculpture and post-production and how in particular these practices intersect and conflict. He conceives photography as a process where both…
Evan Blaise Walsh
Evan Walsh (b. 1995)is an NYC-based photographer originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In May 2017, he graduated with an interdisciplinary degree from Emerson College in Creative Nonfiction & Photography. Evan’s photographic…
Interview: William Chan
William Chan is a photographer and filmmaker. His work reflects upon the ramifications of U.S. foreign policies in the Middle East. He received his MFA from the School of Visual…
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Interview: Joseph Minek
Joseph Minek is an artist based in Cleveland Ohio. Joseph received his Masters of Fine Arts degree in Photography & Film from Virginia Commonwealth University and his Bachelor of Fine…
Jonathan David Smyth: Just One More
Jonathan David Smyth is an artist who works with photography, video, performance, and incorporated text. He was born in Belfast in 1987. In 2010, he earned a BA with Honors…
Andrea Birnbaum: Girls on the Brink
Andrea Birnbaum is a Michigan-based social documentary photographer and educator. Her work as a freelance photographer spans many genres, including editorial, corporate, non-profit and portraiture for more than twenty years.…
Julianne Nash
Julianne Nash (b. 1991, Massachusetts) is a New York City based photographer. She is currently pursing an MFA in Photography Video and Related Media at the School of Visual Arts,…
Jay Wolke
Jay Wolke is an artist and educator living in Chicago, Illinois. His photographic monographs include: All Around the House: Photographs of American-Jewish Communal Life, 1998; Along the Divide: Photographs of the…
Small Talk Collective
Small Talk is a photography collective comprised of seven women interested in exploring the nature of what it means to be a visual storyteller, and supporting each other through the…
Chris Mottalini
Land of Smiles An Interview with Chris Mottalini by Michael Adno I’ve had the pleasure to get to know Chris Mottalini through his photography. When I moved to New York,…