A wonderful and informative read, thank you. Noah Kalina’s "Everyday" is gorgeously melancholy. I found the changing backgrounds to be just as mesmerizing as his gaze.
However I would point out that as you represent an institution you are in an unequal power relationship with artists. I would also point out that your work depends on artistic endeavour. You take advantage of and in fact you “feed” of artists and their work.
In your article I see nothing about paying artists a fair wage or price for their creative work.
There is a reason that many artists avoid institutions and “curators” like yourself. Maybe you should start to think along those lines.
A wonderful and informative read, thank you. Noah Kalina’s "Everyday" is gorgeously melancholy. I found the changing backgrounds to be just as mesmerizing as his gaze.
Those takeaway points... simple, but more than enough to help crystallise one’s intention
thanks for the 3 questions, you provided me 3 new ways of looking at my portfolio.
Thanks for sharing some pointers regarding your curation process, Wesley. It's always great to hear how people find and look at a photographer's work.
Super interesting post, thanks for sharing it, Wesley!
Thank you for article.
However I would point out that as you represent an institution you are in an unequal power relationship with artists. I would also point out that your work depends on artistic endeavour. You take advantage of and in fact you “feed” of artists and their work.
In your article I see nothing about paying artists a fair wage or price for their creative work.
There is a reason that many artists avoid institutions and “curators” like yourself. Maybe you should start to think along those lines.