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Interview with Julius Shulman Conducted by Taina Rikala De Noreiga at the Artist’s home in Hollywood Hills (Los Angeles), California. January 12 & 20, February 3, 1990. TAINA RIKALA DE NOREIGA: Let’s start by you telling us when and where you were born. JULIUS SHULMAN: I was born in Brooklyn, New York, 10/10/10 [meaning October 10, 1910--Ed.], as were two sisters and one brother. And my mother and father had come from Russia, se INTERVIEW: “Interview with Julius Shulman” (1990) … 
ther didn’t go or I suspect. . . . In my graduating class I can think of maybe four or five of us, we went to San Diego State College. The Duress Series: Person Holding onto Pole Attached to Exterior of Tall Building, 2003 CHRISTOPHER KNIGHT: So this was a public school, like National City High School or something? JOHN BALDESSARI: Yeah, it was called Sweetwater High School. It served two cities, one south, which is called Chula Vista. Wh INTERVIEW: “Oral History Interview with John Baldessari” (1992) … INTERVIEW: “Oral History Interview with John Baldessari” (1992) 
Abandoned plantation house, Monticello, Georgia, 1936 Oral history interview with Walker Evans, 1971 Oct. 13-Dec. 23, Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution. Interview with Walker Evans Conducted by Paul Cummings in Connecticut, October 13, 1971 In New York City, December 23, 1971 PAUL CUMMINGS: It’s October 13, 1971 – Paul Cummings talking to Walker Evans at his home in Connecticut with all the beautiful trees and leaves around toda INTERVIEW: “Oral History Interview with Walker Evans” (1971) … INTERVIEW: “Oral History Interview with Walker Evans” (1971) 
rd Close and my mother was Mildred Wagner Close. MR. TULLY: About how old were your parents when you were born? MR. CLOSE: My father was born in 1903 so in 1940 he would have been 37. My mother was 10 years younger so she was 27. I was an only child. I recently found out that my father had been previously married and had another child, but I didn’t find that out until I was 40 years old. MR. TULLY: How did that come up? MR. CLOSE: I got a c INTERVIEW: “Interview with Chuck Close” (1987) … 
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 with Harry M. Callahan on February 13, 1975. The interview took place in Providence, RI, and was conducted by Robert Brown for the Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution. The quality of this recording is uneven due to mechanical difficu INTERVIEW: “Harry M. Callahan Interview, February 13, 1975″ … 
nces. LOUISE KATZMAN: Just another point. How old is May Ellen? [Roi Partridge's wife]? IMOGEN CUNNINGHAM: I have no idea. I think she’s retired from school teaching, so she’s past 65. But she’s a good 15 or 20 years younger than he is. PAUL KARLSTROM: I think what Louise was getting at, in asking about how you met these different people, was if it was something to do with art or photography that caused different people to seek INTERVIEW: “Oral History Interview with Imogen Cunningham – June 9th, 1975″ … INTERVIEW: “Oral History Interview with Imogen Cunningham – June 9th, 1975″ 
Interview with Ben Shahn Conducted by Forrest Selvig at the Artist’s home in Roosevelt, New Jersey. September 27, 1968 FORREST SELVIG: This is an interview with Ben Shahn in his house in Roosevelt, New Jersey, and the date is the 27th of September, 1968. The interviewer is Forrest Selvig. BEN SHAHN: Well, you asked me about this town which must appear strange to you. The architecture is fairly monotonous and the country is flat. And all o INTERVIEW: “Oral History Interview with Ben Shahn” (1968) … 
From Visions and Images: American Photographers on Photography, Interviews with photographers by Barbara Diamonstein, 1981–1982, Rizoli: New York Garry Winogrand is one of the most important photographers at work in America today. His sophisticated snapshot-aesthetic pictures celebrate ordinary events, and transform them with precise timing and framing into astute visual commentaries on modern life. Barbaralee Diamonstein: Garry, the New INTERVIEW: “An Interview with Garry Winogrand” (1981) … 
Negro bus-boy dishwashers, Investment Pharmacy, Washington, July, 1941 Interview with Jack and Irene Delano Conducted by Richard K. Doud in Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico, June 12, 1965. RICHARD DOUD: If you don’t mind, I think I’ll ask you about your background, what you were doing leading up to your association with the Farm Security Administration, and I think also if you would tell me how you became interested in photography because, INTERVIEW: “Interview with Jack and Irene Delano” (1965) … 
A shell-shocked U.S. Marine after the 1968 Tet offensive in South Vietnam The Confession of a War Photographer A Conversation Between World-Renown War Photographer Don McCullin and Jiang Rong, May 19, 2006 at a Hotel in New York. J: You have been regarded as one of the greatest war photographers and you have just been given the Cornell Capa Award by ICP. But you have also said that you don’t like to be regarded as a war photographer. Why? M: It INTERVIEW: Don McCullin – “The Confession of a War Photographer” (2006) … INTERVIEW: Don McCullin – “The Confession of a War Photographer” (2006) |
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