Photographer Larry Fink has gained industry-wide acclaim for shooting the most exclusive parties and backstage events swarmed by the cultural elite Now, on a farm in eastern Pennsylvania, Larry Fink took the time to chat with us about his career in photography - and how his photographic vision has remained true to his politics and concern for documenting the social condition. #larryfink #interview #photography #artnet #artist
I wonder if the interviewer talks about Larry Fink and his pornography days in the mid-1960s in New York City when he put Lisa true in pornographic movies in child porn
Interviewer is deeply invested in being knowledgable. It seems the interviewee is there to confirm his understandings of their work. He doesn't seem capable of listening to the less linear aspects of the artists process and work.
I see I'm not alone in deploring the way the supposed interviewer talks us to death. But it's not only that he takes up time that should be fore Larry, it's that he has no ability to set Larry free to talk about what he thinks and cares about fully. Barth is always setting the parameters which become fences confining the interviewee. It is a terrible loss of opportunity. I'm going to try to find a worthwhile interview of Fink elsewhere.
Photographer Larry Fink has gained industry-wide acclaim for shooting the most exclusive parties and backstage events swarmed by the cultural elite
Now, on a farm in eastern Pennsylvania, Larry Fink took the time to chat with us about his career in photography - and how his photographic vision has remained true to his politics and concern for documenting the social condition.
#larryfink #interview #photography #artnet #artist
I wonder if the interviewer talks about Larry Fink and his pornography days in the mid-1960s in New York City when he put Lisa true in pornographic movies in child porn
Interviewer is deeply invested in being knowledgable. It seems the interviewee is there to confirm his understandings of their work. He doesn't seem capable of listening to the less linear aspects of the artists process and work.
I see I'm not alone in deploring the way the supposed interviewer talks us to death. But it's not only that he takes up time that should be fore Larry, it's that he has no ability to set Larry free to talk about what he thinks and cares about fully. Barth is always setting the parameters which become fences confining the interviewee. It is a terrible loss of opportunity. I'm going to try to find a worthwhile interview of Fink elsewhere.
Annoys me that the interviewer guy is talking more than Larry himself...
I wanted to hear Larry Fink but Miles Barth talked more than him. Mr Barth is a terrible interviewer and wasted a wonderful opportunity.