Blog of the ICP-Bard College MFA
I know that the last two terms have been very stressful for you. All your equipment and hard drives with your works have been stolen right at the start of the second year. Can you talk about how has it been having to develop new work? I don't think I had the luxury of time… Continue reading Interview with Cheryl Mukherji
Link: http://www.dannyrperaltaphotography.com/ After the experience in documentary photography and MFA program. How is photography as a medium for you now? Is it different to treat photographs as materials than others? Photography no longer my main medium. I still shoot things here and there as I see them. But I don't think I’ll shoot a doc… Continue reading Interview with Danny Peralta
ICP-Bard is pleased to announce the Thesis Show of Hana ( Yejiao) Zhang on March 19th, 2020.Born and raised in Liaoning province, China, Hana Zhang came to America for her MFA studyfor photography in 2018. Before she came here her interest was mainly photography. It was inthe open environment of New York City that Zhang… Continue reading Interview with Hana Zhang
Alex Remnick’s thesis show, Coming out Party, opens March 12. Alex uses a variety of media to explore issues of identity, body, and emergence. Just months ago, the artist came out publicly as queer; his recent work explores and abstracts the emotional process of questioning the way we define ourselves. These revelations also offer new… Continue reading “Coming out Party,” an Interview with Alex Remnick
mascot (n) a person or thing that is supposed to bring good luck or that is used to symbolize a particular event or organization. amulet (n) an ornament or small piece of jewelry thought to give protection against evil, danger, or disease. oxymoron (n) a figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear in… Continue reading The Vocabulary I Learned Today
Steve: Hi ewai, tell me about the process in which you have arrived, if I may use the word “arrive”, to your exhibition “Ewai” ewai: Originally, I was shooting fairly unoriginal deadpan black and white film. That was what I applied to the ICP one-year certificate with. But that course was effective in breaking down… Continue reading “Ewai”, An interview with Ewai Hunt
poignantly (adv) in a way that evokes a keen sense of sadness or regret. enunciation (n) the way of articulating words clearly and distinctly according to the rules governing the language Roland Barthes, whose Camera Lucida4bears witness to this relationship most poignantly. It is not only the book itself but also its position of enunciation… Continue reading The Vocabulary I Learned Today
Jiu-jitsu a self-defence system, martial art, and combat sport system that focuses on grappling with particular emphasis on ground fighting. lexis (n) the total stock of words in a language. The lexis is the socialized unit of reading, of reception: in sculpture, the statue; in music, the "piece." pertain (v) be appropriate, related, or applicable.… Continue reading The Vocabulary I Learned Today
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