Joel Meyerowitz and Melissa O’Shaughnessy talk about their work at Photoville 2021. Moderated by Aperture’s Denise Wolff. You can watch the full presentation here.
Interview with Diego Bazán
WHO? Diego Bazán; born and raised in Lima, Perú. Moved to the United States in 2012 and currently living in New York City. Which I’ve been photographing since 2018.
Jesse Marlow featured on Leica Fotografie International
Leica Photografie International interviews Jesse Marlow about his project “Anything Can Happen and Probably Will.” You can read the article here.
Interview with Birka Wiedmaier
WHO? My name is Birka Wiedmaier. After living for over 20 years abroad, we moved at the end of 2020 back to Germany, where I now live in Berlin. I discovered my love and passion for street photography while living in Moscow.
Interview with Koushik Sinha Roy
WHO? This is Koushik Sinha Roy, a high school teacher by profession and street photographer by passion. I was born and brought up in a sub-divisional town, Uluberia of Haora district, West Bengal, India and have been trying to figure out who the hell or heaven actually I am, but officially I am one of the members of the international collective ‘Little Box’ and the founder of Instagram and Flickr pool- ‘lyrical_sp’. My photographs reflect my psyche and thus may tell a whole lot about me.
Interview with Marci Lindsay
WHO? My name is Marci Lindsay and I am a DC-based street photographer. I am a member of the DC Street Photography Collective and the Optic Nerve Collective. I’ve only been shooting street photography for about four years, although I’ve had a love and appreciation for it (and photography in general) from a young age.
Interview with Dimpy Bhalotia
WHO? I am a brown girl with big eyes. Been travelling across the seas for over a decade now. The fact that time is not ticking away but life is, is what drives me to photograph life on the streets.
Interview with Cosmin Garlesteanu
WHO? I live in Bucharest, Romania, I’m 36 and I’m addicted to photography. Especially to street photography. When I was a boy, I dreamed of becoming a choreographer or to work in the music industry, but I ended up graduating from the Academy of Economic Studies.
Walk This Way
Curated by Melissa O’Shaughnessy
Interview with Alexandra Avlonitis
WHO? I am Alexandra Avlonitis, Brooklyn-born and living in Manhattan my entire adult life. I pursued my interest in art starting in my high school years – I studied drawing at the Art Students League and elsewhere – but detoured off that path when I was obliged to select a career choice. I succumbed to the pressures of pursuing a professional degree and went to law school instead.