Mark Steinmetz, Artist
But sometimes I feel like asking for a little more madness. Is there anybody out there now as crazy and driven as someone like Winogrand? Atget seemed to be photographing
Sarah Hobbs, Artist
There are many possible different readings. When I first heard that reading, I wanted to reject it. But the more I thought about it, it made sense. It came from
Sylvia Wolf, John S. Behnke Director of The Henry Art Gallery
Sylvia Wolf is John S. Behnke Director of The Henry Art Gallery. Before becoming the Henry’s director in 2008, Wolf served the Whitney Museum of American Art as endowed chair
Gregory Harris,
Asst. Curator of Photography at the High Museum of Art
I always knew that photography was my primary interest. In the interview I fibbed a little bit, and said, “Yeah, I’m really excited about doing all these other things,” and
Erin Barnett, Director of Exhibitions and Collections at International Center of Photography
I took an “Art Since the 1960s” class with Patricia Mathews in undergrad and really got into the Guerrilla Girls, as you do when you’re a woman at a very
Chrissie Iles, Artist
I became interested in art as a teenager, when a friend’s mother took me to a painter’s studio. I sensed in the artist's studio a creative atmosphere and an intimacy
Sheree Hovsepian, Artist
I remember that my dad always used to take pictures of us with his 35mm, and he always carried a camera. I also come from a family of scientists. I
Allison Agsten, Director of The Main Museum
A lot of people also thought that doing something that wasn’t really curated [like Office Hours] was nuts. It was about something else entirely, but if there is truly a
Jeffrey A. Wolin, Artist
I was the first in my family to graduate from college, do much better economically, and live the middle-class life that I have. I see that getting harder.
Farrah Karapetian, Artist
When people speak about my work in terms of sculpture, it is either in terms of the photogram—the print itself—as a sculptural object in space, or in terms of the