Finding the right funding, residency, or exhibition space for long-term photography projects can be exhausting. Sifting through endless open calls takes time away from actually making the work. I know …
The Algorithmic Erasure of the Anthropocene and Protecting Photographic Legacy in the Age of AI and LLMs Contemporary visual culture is no longer defined only by gallery shows, monographs, or …
Liminal spaces are empty and divorced from time. The Backrooms is a new film set in an abandoned in-between place that is both banal and disquieting. After watching The Backrooms …
Bridging Conceptual Art and Art Career Survival: How to be an Artist As a New York-based fine art photographer and educator, I deliver guest lectures and Q&A seminars. My presentations …
Are collectors aging out? Did you know MoMA sold photos? Doing anything for 50 years is an achievement, so taking a train to Philadelphia seemed an easy decision to attend …
Spring is in full swing, and New York City is bustling with a lineup of in-person photography talks, gallery walk-throughs, and photobook launches. May 2026 is anchored by a few …
I am thrilled to announce that I have been invited to speak at the School of Visual Arts (SVA) in New York City as part of their prestigious i3: Images, …
I am honored to announce an upcoming lecture, “Self and Night: Photographs of Steve Giovinco,” at the William Alanson White Psychoanalytic Institute in New York on December 4, 2025. Besides …
I’m excited to be included in the 18th Jeonju International Photography Festival, taking place from April 26 to May 25, 2025, in Jeonju, South Korea. This international festival brings together …