Allan Sekula's guest appearances

Allan Sekula

PMA: Lectures

The Libreria Podcast

Charles H. Scott Gallery

Steve Earle

Michael Pollan

Frank Gehry

Stanley Kubrick

Carlo Rovelli

David Lynch

Dennis McKenna

Bernardine Evaristo

Sinéad Gleeson

Lisa Taddeo

Kevin Barry

Marcus du Sautoy

Paul Mason

Ece Temelkuran

Bret Easton Ellis

OwlTail

In this episode of the Libreria podcast we take a look at different aspects of creativity and the role of machines in human expression. Mathematician Marcus du Sautoy talks to Paddy Butler about his new book on the evolution of human creativity and machine learning. While Lara Monro speaks with the curator of a new exhibition at Marian Goodman Gallery, Marie Muracciole, on the legacy of the late photographer and theorist, Allan Sekula.

In this episode of the Libreria podcast we take a look at different aspects of creativity and the role of machines in human expression.  Mathematician Marcus du Sautoy talks to Paddy Butler about his new book on the evolution of human creativity and machine learning. While Lara Monro speaks with the curator of a new exhibition at Marian Goodman Gallery, Marie Muracciole, on the legacy of the late photographer and theorist, Allan Sekula.

Marcus du Sautoy & Allan Sekula

Los Angeles-based artist Allan Sekula is a renowned photographer, theoretician, and critic. Using film, photography and text Sekula focuses on economic systems and the conditions of workers in the global maritime market.Allan Sekula was born in Erie, Pennsylvania in 1951. He studied at the University of California in San Diego from 1968 to 1972 with Herbert Marcuse, among others. He lives and works as an artist and photo theoretician in Los Angeles and teaches at the California Institute of the Arts.The talk is part of the exhibition The Voyage, or Three Years at Sea at the Charles H. Scott Gallery and it is presented in collaboration with Simon Fraser University and the Contemporary Art Society.

Los Angeles-based artist Allan Sekula is a renowned photographer, theoretician, and critic. Using film, photography and text Sekula focuses on economic systems and the conditions of workers in the global maritime market. Allan Sekula was born in Erie, Pennsylvania in 1951. He studied at the University of California in San Diego from 1968 to 1972 with Herbert Marcuse, among others. He lives and works as an artist and photo theoretician in Los Angeles and teaches at the California Institute of the Arts. The talk is part of the exhibition The Voyage, or Three Years at Sea at the Charles H. Scott Gallery and it is presented in collaboration with Simon Fraser University and the Contemporary Art Society.

Zoe Strauss

Peter Barberie

Sally Stein

Zoe Strauss in conversation with Allan Sekula, Peter Barberie, and Sally Stein - Jan 15 2012