David Hockney – “Pearblossom Highway”
Where do artists get their ideas? What is perspective? How can photography be like drawing or painting? David Hockney touches on these and other issues while discussing the making of his photographic collage Pearblossom Hwy in this video.
Barbara Kruger – “Whose Values?” (2015)
Artist Barbara Kruger, the 2014/15 Getty Artists Program invitee, is internationally renowned for her large-scale and immersive image, text, and video installations that address provocative social, cultural, and political issues.
Nan Goldin – “TateShots” (2014)
‘My work has always come from empathy and love’ says American photographer Nan Goldin. Goldin began taking photographs as a teenager in Boston, Massachusetts. Her earliest works, black-and-white images of drag queens, were celebrations of the subcultural lifestyle of the community to which she belonged and which she continued to document throughout the 1990s. During […]
ASX.TV: Cindy Sherman – “Nobody’s Here But Me” (1994)
New York based artist, Cindy Sherman, is famous for her photographs of women in which she is not only the photographer, but also the subject. She has contributed her own footage to the programme by recording her studio and herself at work with her Hi-8 video camera. It reveals a range of unexpected sources from […]
Conversations with David Goldblatt (2011)
A 48 minute film about the renowned South African documentary photographer David Goldblatt. ASX CHANNEL: DAVID GOLDBLATT
ASX.TV: Robert Frank – “Interview” (2010)
Robert Frank is interviewed by Peter Burchett.
ASX.TV: Wouter Van de Voorde – “At T.P.R.” (2012)
ASX.TV: Paul Graham – “Pittsburgh” (2010)
Paul Graham’s work belongs to the tradition of social documentary photography. He developed an innovate artistic work whose view is directed uncompromisingly at social reality. For whitetube.de he speaks about one single series called PITTSBURGH which is exibited in a big show of Grahams work: ASX CHANNEL: PAUL GRAHAM