A look back at contemporary art photography in the mid/late aughts hosted by Matthew Porter. Hear about the transition from film to digital, the rise of the cell phone camera, and the endless handwringing over the rise of social media. Also, sometimes it's just a couple of artists talking about the old days...
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This show offers an insightful exploration of contemporary art photography from the mid to late 2000s. The discussions frequently address significant shifts in the art world related to the transition from film to digital photography and the advent of social media, which profoundly affected how art is consumed and created. With episodes featuring notable artists reflecting on their experiences and the evolution of their craft, there is a mixture of historical context and personal storytelling. Engaging conversations often highlight the challenges and triumphs faced by artists during this transformative period, making it a valuable listen for anyone interested in photography, art history, or the creative process.
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