The potentials of photography and other visual media, including AI, after fifty years of writing, thinking, editing and experimenting in the field.
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Yesterday’s lead article in The Guardian is both infuriating and deeply painful:
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As writer Michael M. Grymbaum recently described Robert Mapplethorpe’s 1981 photograph of Trump’s mentor Roy Cohn: “It is an arresting, menacing image: the scarred face of Roy M. Cohn, the notorious New York City lawyer, fixer and master of...
Awakening the Digital
“Awakening the Digital,” an interview with me, was first published in Foam magazine in 2009. Given the chaotic state of media in which we now find ourselves, it seems relevant to go back to this conversation with Brian Palmer in order to ga...
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Writer, editor, curator, software developer, and teacher. My focus is on the future of imaging and the advancement of social justice and human rights.
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