Jeannie Hopper discusses photojournalism, activism, and a new book by photo educator, documentary photographer, writer, and copyright lawyer Michelle Bogre, Associate Professor in the School of Art, Media and Society at Parsons The New School.

Marisa Mazria Katz with Iraqi-born artist Wafaa Bilal in late 2011 just days after the 31st anniversary of the Iran Iraq War to discuss his newest politically risky piece featuring 80 performers standing silently inside the Aaran Gallery in Tehran.

Hartley, Thomson, and Lieb discuss everything from feminist surrealism to what constitutes a monochrome in this interview about Cloud, an exhibition curated by Hartley showing Surrealist work by both older and contemporary artists.

The writer talks about his work including his 2011 novel, Noon, about a young man who, in a quest to rediscover and understand his family ties to India and Pakistan, finds himself confronted with worlds of power, corruption, and great violence.

The director and chief curator of Yaffo 23, located at one of Jerusalem’s busiest destinations, sat down during the 2011 summer Season of Culture festival to discuss his vision and what its like working with contemporary art in this ancient city.

Two artists discuss their 2011 project involving dozens of volunteers spending a few minutes, first thing in the morning of a typical work day on Wall Street, going about their business naked or nearly so. Messages, anecdotes and arrests heard here.

Will Corwin chats with Rebecca Wilson over cappuccinos at the Saatchi Gallery Cafe. Wilson is the Associate Director at the gallery and the Founding Editor of the Saatchi Gallery Online Magazine and offers insight into the Saatchi universe.