ill angels only
Danielle Ezzo, Aimee WallestonConversations with artists, thinkers, and image-makers about risk, labor, and value in unstable cultural and technological times.
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Latest Issues
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The Mess of Things
Since last September, I’ve been publishing two conversations a month on this Substack, and I want to reflect on what I have learned from the people I’ve had the pleasure of chatting with so far and revisit some of the core ideas that were t...
Photography Without Photographs
Natasha Chuk’s Photo Obscura: The Photographic in Post-Photography (Intellect Books) arrives at a moment when photography’s boundaries feel more porous than ever. Images are no longer anchored to cameras or observation, yet they continue to...
The Afterlife of Declassified Images
Evan Hume is an artist and educator whose work excavates the hidden infrastructures of photography, tracing how Cold War reconnaissance, intelligence agencies, and bureaucratic systems of secrecy have shaped the visual world we now inhabit....
The Persistence of Vision
Happy 2026, dear readers. I took a short break during the holidays to prepare for the next batch of conversations, including this one with artist, inventor, and entrepreneur Carlo Van de Roer.
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Authors
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Interdisciplinary artist and writer based in Brooklyn, NY.
Aimee Walleston is a writer, editor, and adjunct professor working in New York City. She serves as U.S. Contributing Editor for Ocula magazine.
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