On alternative processes and teaching photography

In episode 21 we discuss Andrej’s foray into teaching classes and workshops. We also discuss alternative photographic processes and how analog photographers are rediscovering 100+ year old methods for making images. Show Notes

We’re back with episode 20 with an update on what we’ve been up to during our unplanned show hiatus. We also discuss some gallery/museum exhibitions we saw over the past year or so. Show Notes

We’re back with episode 20 with an update on what we’ve been up to during our unplanned show hiatus. We also discuss some gallery/museum exhibitions we saw over the past year or so. Show Notes

For episode 19, we continue our conversation about collage and photography with the Alterations exhibition at the Photographic Center Northwest this past Spring. The podcast was recorded last April (2024). Show Notes

For episode 19, we continue our conversation about collage and photography with the Alterations exhibition at the Photographic Center Northwest this past Spring. The podcast was recorded last April (2024). Show Notes

For Episode 18, we discuss collage and photomontage as it relates to photography and thoughts on the Portland show, The Rose, curated by curated by Justine Kurland. Show Notes

For Episode 18, we discuss collage and photomontage as it relates to photography and thoughts on the Portland show, The Rose, curated by curated by Justine Kurland. Show Notes

In episode 17, we discuss a local Seattle show of landscape images covering a span of the first 100 years of photography including work from Timothy O’Sullivan, Carleton Watkins, Edward Weston and up to some of the New Topographic photographers. Show Notes

In episode 17, we discuss a local Seattle show of landscape images covering a span of the first 100 years of photography including work from Timothy O’Sullivan, Carleton Watkins, Edward Weston and up to some of the New Topographic photographers. Show Notes

For episode 16, the team takes a trip to San Francisco to see the retrospective for Bernd & Hilla Becher at SFMOMA. We’ll discuss the history of the photographers, their impact to contemporary photography and our own thoughts on their work. Show Notes