Retired man and his wife at home in a nudist camp one morning, N.J, 1963.

Diane Arbus: From Modern Painters Spring 2004, Nudist

INTERVIEW: “Diane Arbus – Nudist Exposed” (2004)

Front St. and North St., Camden, New Jersey, 1982

Conversation with Ilan Stavans and Camilo Jose Vergara

STAVANS: Camillo Jose Vergara, you are a photographer of the

INTERVIEW: “Conversation with Camilo Jose Vergara”

From Brooklyn Gang, 1959

Interview with Bruce Davidson, The Kojo Nnamdi Show (WAMU/Chicago), November, 2006

Q: You’re on the streets of Chicago, wandering into Pentecostal churches, how

INTERVIEW: “Interview with Bruce Davidson” (2006)

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, July, 1972

By Noah Sheldon and Roger White

Noah Sheldon: I heard a lecture once where you said that when you teach, you try

INTERVIEW: “Stephen Shore with Noah Sheldon and Roger White” (2005)

Excerpt from an interview with Bill Burke by Willis Hartshorn, New York City, June 1987

Bill Burke: Each day, I was thinking about practicality, is my pass in order,

BILL BURKE: “I Want to Take Picture” (1987)

Untitled (Girlfriend), 1993 Is Richard Prince a Feminist?

By Carol Squiers, Brian Wallis, Art in America, November, 1993

Two recent exhibitions by Richard Prince have elicited ire from critics

RICHARD PRINCE: “Is Richard Prince a Feminist?” (1993)

Still Learning From Las Vegas: Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown take on Sin City architecture three decades later

By Melissa Urcan

Over 30 years ago, Robert Venturi,

INTERVIEW: “Venturi Scott Brown – Still Learning From Las Vegas” (2005)

Siphoning Fuel, 2008

Jeff Wall talks to Bob Nickas, Originally Published in ArtForum, March, 2003

BOB NICKAS: When I saw The Vampires’ Picnic in 1991 it made me realize

INTERVIEW: “Jeff Wall talks to Bob Nickas” (2003)

Hitchhikers leaving Blackfoot, Idaho towards Butte, Montana, 1956

Intro: A half century ago, one photographer took to the road, visiting, bars, factories, cemeteries, documenting a country in transition. His

INTERVIEW: “Robert Frank, Sarah Greenough, Ed Ruscha and Joel Meyerowitz on ‘The Americans’” (2009)

(Interview in Madrid for the PHotoEspaña Baume & Mercier 2009 Award)

“When I began to take photographs, I never imaged that my photos would travel around the world.”

Since

INTERVIEW: “Interview with Malick Sidibé” (2009)

A Conversation with Pierre Verger

Interview by Gilberto Gil on February 8, 1996, three days before Verger’s death

GG: Hello, maestro! How are you? And how are things going

INTERVIEW: “A Conversation with Pierre Verger” (1996)

From Lower West Side, 1972-1977

Milton Rogovin: An Activist Photographer; An Interview by Robert Hirsch

(Editors Note: Milton Rogovin, the Buffalo social documentary photographer who was renowned for revealing

INTERVIEW: “Robert Hirsch with Milton Rogovin” (2004)

Coney Island, NYC, 1976

Interview with Bruce Gilden, PBS, The Arts Show

EGG: How do you describe yourself as a photographer?

Bruce Gilden: I guess I’d

INTERVIEW: “Interview with Bruce Gilden”

Edith, Danville, Virginia, 1966

December 1998 – January 1999, Camera Arts

Born in 1941, Emmet Gowin grew up in southern Virginia. He began photographing in 1961, at the Richmond

INTERVIEW: “Interview with Emmet Gowin” (1998)

Pittsburgh, 2004

Interview with Richard Woodward, New York City, June 2007

RW: Let’s start with this new book, which is actually a series of books, and work backwards. How

INTERVIEW: “Paul Graham with Richard Woodward” (2007)

d.b.p.02, Barcelona Pavillion, from the L.M.V.D.R. Series, 2000/2004

By Ronald Jones, ArtForum, Summer, 2001

“Long before the renovations of Krefeld’s Haus Lange and Haus

INTERVIEW: “Thomas Ruff Talks about ‘L.M.V.D.R.’ – Ludwig Mies van der Rohe” (2001)

Man, Mill’s Hotel, 1951

Jem Cohen: In the mid-1980s, when I first came to New York and lived with my brother, we were both struggling to work as documentary photographers

INTERVIEW: “Jem Cohen with Leon Levinstein” (1988)

Zuma Series, 1977

Journal of Los Angeles Center for Photographic Studies, September 1978

Dialogue with John Divola by Dinah Portner

Q. Do you think of photography as a concrete

INTERVIEW: “Interview with John Divola” (1978)

Leddie, Bert and Lonnie, 1988

Shelby Lee Adams was recently interviewed by an entity that decided not to run the complete text. We are bringing it here to ASX.

INTERVIEW: “Interview with Shelby Lee Adams” (2010)

By Janis Bultman, Darkroom Photography, Jan-Feb Issue, 1987

It was the early Sixties. Mary Ellen Mark was a graduate student, studying painting at the University of Pennsylvania. On

INTERVIEW: “Street Shooter – An Interview with Mary Ellen Mark” (1987)

Click to Play (Right Click & Save to Download): “Weegee” MP3 by Weegee, 1958.

From the 1958 LP “Famous Photographers Tell How” (Audio transcription by Erica McDonald)

INTERVIEW: “Famous Photographers Tell How – Weegee” (Audio Download and Transcript) (1958)

Eva-Claire #04, 2008

Lise Sarfati and Rick Owens, Austin, Texas. Fashion Magazine 2008

What could they talk about, Rick Owens, a Californian who’s lived in France

INTERVIEW: “Interview with Lise Sarfati” (2008)

By Ben Sloat

Big, RED & Shiny, April 8, 2007

Stephen Shore is a prominent photographer and photographic educator. A pioneer in the field of color photography, Shore has

INTERVIEW: “An Uncommon Interview with Stephen Shore” (2007)

By Ronald Netsky

In the early 1970s, while vagabonding around the United States, Jacob Holdt would write to his parents in Denmark about the unspeakable poverty he witnessed. But

INTERVIEW: “Jacob Holdt – American Pictures” (1993)

Extending the frame: An Interview with Susan Meiselas

By Joanna Heatwole, Mariola Mourelo, Afterimage, March-April, 2006

Susan Meiselas has represented difficult issues with innovative approaches throughout her thirty-year career

INTERVIEW: “Extending the Frame: An Interview with Susan Meiselas” (2006)

From Creating A Sense of Place, Smithsonian Institution Press, 1990

Interview by Constance Sullivan

CS: Why do you choose to photograph a particular place? Why the Cape? Why St.

INTERVIEW: “Interview with Joel Meyerowitz – Creating A Sense of Place” (1990)

China Grove Church, Hale County, Alabama, 1979

The Muse of Place and Time: An Interview with William Christenberry

By Robert Hirsch of Light Research, October 2004 through August

INTERVIEW: “The Muse of Place and Time: An Interview with William Christenberry” (2004-2005)

Interview with Robert Frank: American Visions – Photographer and Filmmaker

Art in America, March, 1996 by Brian Wallis

Over the past 20 years, photographer and filmmaker Robert Frank

INTERVIEW: “Interview with Robert Frank: American Visions – Photographer and Filmmaker” (1996)

By Dana Cox

Sally Mann has been quoted as saying, “Art’s role… is almost nefarious. It’s to challenge expectation. To push a little bit, whether that’s aesthetically, politically,

SALLY MANN: “Sally Mann”

Interview with Weegee and Mary Margaret McBride for station WEAF on July 11, 1945

ANNOUNCER: It’s one o’clock, and here transcribed is Mary Margaret McBride.

MARY MARGARET MCBRIDE: Who’s

INTERVIEW: “Mary Margaret McBride with Weegee” (1945)

Arms Dealer Arnold Krupp

By Alexis Anne Clements

Alexis Clements: When you prepare for a photo shoot are you more methodical or spontaneous?

Arnold Newman: Both of

INTERVIEW: “An Interview with Arnold Newman”

Nobuyoshi Araki Interviewed by Jérôme Sans for Taschen

“This book displays my life, the women, my wife, and city streets…” – Nobuyoshi Araki

Why call your book “Araki by

INTERVIEW: “Nobuyoshi Araki Interviewed by Jérôme Sans”

Sir John Buchan, 1st Baron Tweedsmuir, 1875 – 1940. Governor General of Canada, 1937.

Interview with Yousuf Karsh

By Bob Bishop, June, 1988

Canadian photographer Yousuf Karsh’s

INTERVIEW: “Interview with Yousuf Karsh” (1988)

Phalangists with the body of a Palestinian girl, Beirut, Lebanon, 1976

Transcript of the BBC John Tusa Interview with Don McCullin

It can’t be easy bearing the title of

INTERVIEW: “John Tusa Interviews Don McCullin”

Interview: Gil Blank with Thomas Struth

Originally published in Whitewall Magazine, Volume 6, 2007

Gil Blank: I’d like to begin by asking how you perceive the nature of subjectivity

INTERVIEW: “Gil Blank with Thomas Struth” (2007)

Gil Blank and Stephen Shore in Conversation (2007), Originally published in Whitewall Magazine, Volume 7, 2007

GIL BLANK: Over the last five to ten years, the work of yours

INTERVIEW: “Gil Blank and Stephen Shore in Conversation” (2007)

Interview with Brett Weston by Steve Anchell, December 3, 1991 – Originally appeared in PhotoPro Magazine, 1992

No Compromise

He has been called a photographers’ photographer. His virtuoso work

INTERVIEW: “Interview with Brett Weston” (1991)

Interview with Jock Sturges, May 25, 1994

On April 25, 1990, a group of FBI agents and officers of the San Francisco Police Department raided the studio of photographer

INTERVIEW: “Interview with Jock Sturges” (1994)

Tanyth Berkeley likes the “Special Ones”.

She likes the pale ones, the large headed types, the big bodies and the long giraffe necks. She likes

TANYTH BERKELEY: “The Special Ones”

Mister freedom: An Interview with William Klein

By Jared Rapfogel, Cineaste, September 22, 2008

Though he made films with great regularity for a full four decades, characterizing William Klein’s

INTERVIEW: “Mister Freedom – An Interview with William Klein” (2008)

“Manufactured Landscapes”: An Interview with Ed Burtynsky

John K. Grande : What made you decide to start your photo lab, Toronto Image Works?

Ed Burtynsky : When I

INTERVIEW: “Manufactured Landscapes: An Interview with Ed Burtynsky” (2006)

Interview with Lewis Baltz: Jean-Pierre Greff and Elisabeth Milon

‘Photography is a Political Technology of the Gaze’

The photographer Lewis Baltz, originally from California, has spent the past thirty

INTERVIEW: “Interview with Lewis Baltz”

An Interview with Therese Mulligan (1998), Curator of Photography, The George Eastman House, Rochester, NY

By Richard Leslie

Interviewer’s Statement

Therese Mulligan, Curator of Photography, George Eastman House ,

INTERVIEW: “An Interview with Therese Mulligan, Curator of Photography, The George Eastman House, Rochester, NY” (1998)

Judy Fiskin Interviewed by John Divola

Divola: Your background was in Art History. How did you decide to become a photographer?

Fiskin: After the first week

INTERVIEW: “Judy Fiskin Interviewed by John Divola”

Eleanor, Chicago, 1953

Interview with Harry M. Callahan, Conducted by Robert Brown in Providence, RI, February 13, 1975

The following oral history transcript is the result of a tape-recorded

INTERVIEW: “Harry M. Callahan Interview, February 13, 1975″

Lewis Baltz Naples, 22 January 1998

“Subjects and objects of the new technological culture”

Q. Why do you prefer digital technology and what are the benefits you have

INTERVIEW: “Lewis Baltz: Subjects and Objects of the New Technological Culture” (1998)

Oral history interview with Imogen Cunningham, 1975 June 9, Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.

Interview with Imogen Cunningham Conducted by Paul J. Karlstrom and Louise Katzman At

INTERVIEW: “Oral History Interview with Imogen Cunningham – June 9th, 1975″

An Interview With Susan Sontag

Geoffrey Movius: In one of your recent essays on photography in The New York Review of Books, you write that “no work of

INTERVIEW: “An Interview With Susan Sontag” (1975)

Interview with Larry Clark, Shockmaker

Interview Magazine, July, 1995 by Gus Van Sant

Every thought and action of the teenage characters in Larry Clark’s directorial debut, Kids, is about

INTERVIEW: “Interview with Larry Clark, Shockmaker” (1995)

By Nan Goldin, ArtForum, January, 1995

In 1992, the editors of the Japanese Magazine Deja-Vu invited me to Tokyo to meet Nobuyoshi Araki. I’d already heard about this wild

INTERVIEW: “Naked City: An Interview with Nobuyoshi Araki by Nan Goldin” (1995)