Endre Cserna & Róza Tekla Szilágyi's articles
When forms like the “MySpace angle” emerged
Interview with Brookly-based Canadian freelance writer, video game designer and podcaster merritt k about her new publication LAN Party
“Archives are all about decisions and whoever puts together an archive decides what is shown and what is forgotten. The archive is not a neutral space.”
Interview with New York City-based artist Pacifico Silano
Pacifico Silano, born in 1986 in Brooklyn, NY is a conceptual artist specializing in lens-based practices.
“They’re often nostalgic images because that’s what they remind us of: the momentary reprieve from drudgery.”
Interview with writer, photographer, and blogger Matt Colquhoun
Their new book Narcissus in Bloom: An Alternative History of the Selfie was recently published on Repeater Books and presents an alternative interpretation of the selfie.
The Optimal Moment
On the Interest Toward Everyday Photography
Nowadays, we live in the age of banal image-making, since taking photos has become comically simple; anyone can snap pictures anytime. Remarkably, besides the interest in photos taken today, past-century vernacular photography is also drawing considerable attention.
“I’m more interested in the stories, the experiences, the memories, and the emotions surrounding photographs than I am in what they look like”
Interview with Annebella Pollen
Annebella Pollen is Professor of Visual and Material Culture at University of Brighton, UK, where she researches undervalued archives and untold stories in art and design history.
