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Podcast: California Wildfires, the Whitney Screws Up, Texas Isaiah, and RIP Chadwick Boseman
Sarah is back in NYC, and we’re ready to talk photography! In this episode, a network of surveillance cameras captures the California wildfires, ...
Sarah is back in NYC, and we’re ready to talk photography! In this episode, a network of surveillance cameras captures the California wildfires, the Whitney Museum tries to mount a show with Black photographers with images from a charity print sale, Texas Isaiah becomes the first trans photographer to land the cover of Vogue UK, and remembering Chadwick Boseman in pictures.
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We mention the following photographers, articles, and websites in this episode:
- A Network of Cameras Is Monitoring California’s ‘Escalating Tragedy’ (via Gizmodo)
- Our 2014 interview with Stuart Palley
- What Photographers Can Learn from the Whitney Museum & See in Black Debacle
- Meet Texas Isaiah, First Trans Photographer to Shoot ‘Vogue’ Cover (via Out)
- Texas Isaiah (@texasisaiah)
- Chadwick Boseman on Instagram
- Sam Jones (@samjonespictures)
- “Chad” Boseman at Howard University by Anthony Santagati III
- Thoughts on Chadwick Boseman by a Middle-Aged Asian Guy (via Medium)
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