Studio Visits w/ Silver Eye is a video series where David Oresick talked with some of the most interesting contemporary photographers about their latest projects. The conversations are casual, intimate, and in-depth allowing all kinds of audiences the opportunity to engage with the stories and ideas behind the amazing work of these artists.
Jay Simple on Black histories and possible Black futures in America
Speaking with Raymond Thompson Jr. about making historical legacies and tragedies more visible
Sasha shares what she learned while photographing is Chicago's Austin neighborhood
Gender roles, rural farming, and the role humor can play in photography
A conversation about queer objects, collaborations, and going home
Erik Hagen talks about his how photographs can tell the stories of people working in the service industry
Louie Palu on why the fight against climate change needs both science and imagination
The artists discusses her enduring interest in how her body is perceived and why she is fascinated by the movie Kill Bill
Dionne Lee discusses wilderness survival techniques and how quarantine has altered her art making
David Oresick speaks with Rafael Soldi about how a photo booth can be like a confessional
A collection of our virtual studio visit series
Dan Boardman speaks about the habits of highly effective People, and why he’s driven to keep adding new layers of complexity to his practice
Tarrah Krajnak discusses the thin line between admiring and criticizing the heroes of the western art canon
David Oresick speaks to Jacob Haupt about photography, family and the tragedy of becoming an adult
David Oresick speaks to Zora J. Murff about his new publication, At No Point In Between
David Oresick speaks to Jessica Labatte about the beauty in the everyday, nostalgia and sentimentality
David Oresick speaks to Ross Mantle about treasure hunting, road trips, and photographing Southwestern, PA
David Oresick discusses humor, humble materials, and show titles with Barbara Weissberger