Jordanna Kalman is a fine art photographer who lives and works in New York. Jordanna’s work explores loneliness, femininity and individuality, and the images are highly personal. In her series Little Romances, she rephotographs prints of earlier images of hers which had been stolen and misused. By considering the prints as objects and adding new elements, she creates a new narrative, examining the anxieties of being a woman and creating a form of protection for the image. In our conversation we discussed prints as still-life subjects, what anger can accomplish, and our mutual dislike of “mean” photography. Then in the second segment we discussed a recent Instagram dust-up between two photographers, and how it’s relevant to our larger society.

(Conversation recorded October 21, 2020.)

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Show Notes:

• Jordanna Kalman
• Jordanna Kalman - Little Romances
• Purchase books and prints from Jordanna Kalman’s online shop
• 2018 Critical Mass Top 50
• Speax - “Jordanna Kalman - Artist & Photographer”
• Vik Muniz
• Joseph Beuys
• Fotofilmic
• Laura Letinsky
• Keep the Channel Open - Episode 114: Jessica Eaton
• Bruce Gilden
• Martin Parr
• Rebecca Traister - Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Women’s Anger
• William Camargo
• John Divola
• William Camargo’s Instagram (@billythecamera)
• William Camargo’s IG post riffing on John Divola’s work
• John Divola - As Far As I Could Get
• Killing of Ahmaud Arbery
• PetaPixel - “Folded Map Project’s Tonika Johnson Confronts Alec Soth and the NY Times”
• Tonika Johnson - Folded Map Project
• The Phoblographer - “Martin Parr is Under Fire for a Photo Book Reprint He Edited in 2017”
• Keep the Channel Open - Episode 110: Maggie Tokuda-Hall
• Kazim Ali - The Voice of Sheila Chandra

Transcript

Episode Credits

• Editing/Mixing: Mike Sakasegawa
• Music: Podington Bear
• Transcription: Shea Aguinaldo