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SAAM Launches Photography Podcast
April 15, 2008
![William Christenberry photograph](https://webarchive.library.unt.edu/eot2008/20090109021633im_/http://americanart.si.edu/eyelevel/images/christenberry_greenwarehouse.jpg)
William Christenberry's Green Warehouse—Newbern, Alabama
We just launched a new podcast in our museum series about our photography collection and exhibitions here at SAAM. The American landscape has always been a rich subject for photography. Our photography curator, Toby Jurovics, talks about the work of two of his favorite landscape photographers in SAAM's collections, Lee Friedlander and William Christenberry. In addition Jurovics discusses the "deadpan" dog photographs of William Wegman while conservator Kate Maynor talks about how the museum protects photographs while on exhibition. And finally we take a look at a recent installation here called We the People.
Download the mp3 or grab the podcast at iTunes (with images to go with).
- Photography, Podcast, Lee Friedlander, William Christenberry, Art Conservation,
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Posted by Jeff on April 15, 2008 in Museums & Technology
Comments
How interesting! I look forward to listening to this.
Another great photography podcast I've come across is Jeff Curto's "Camera Position" and the cast of his "History of Photography" course at College of DuPage.
Posted by: Menachem Wecker | Apr 15, 2008
Enjoyed the new podcast.
Posted by: todd | Apr 16, 2008
Congrats, Toby Jurovics!
Totally agree "American landscape" had always inspired photographers.
Posted by: Jeanne | May 6, 2008
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