Photography can be documentary, capturing a place and time as they are. It can also provide a means for reimagining the world around us. Hear from two Connecticut artists using the medium to show where they live in a different light.
Pablo Delano is a visual artist and Trinity College fine arts professor based in West Hartford, whose book of photography 'Hartford Seen,' was the first to focus on the capital city. Delano discusses the ways the book defies traditional depictions of Hartford.
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— From HARTFORD SEEN by Pablo Delano, published by Wesleyan University Press. Copyright © 2020 by Pablo Delano.
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— From HARTFORD SEEN by Pablo Delano, published by Wesleyan University Press. Copyright © 2020 by Pablo Delano.
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— From HARTFORD SEEN by Pablo Delano, published by Wesleyan University Press. Copyright © 2020 by Pablo Delano.
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— From HARTFORD SEEN by Pablo Delano, published by Wesleyan University Press. Copyright © 2020 by Pablo Delano.
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— From HARTFORD SEEN by Pablo Delano, published by Wesleyan University Press. Copyright © 2020 by Pablo Delano.
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— From HARTFORD SEEN by Pablo Delano, published by Wesleyan University Press. Copyright © 2020 by Pablo Delano. DelanoUnityPlaza.jpg
Plus, artist and photographer Rashmi Talpade believes art is everywhere and creativity is within everyone. Hear about her collaborations with different Connecticut communities, reimagining their surroundings through large-scale collage.
GUESTS:
- Pablo Delano - Visual Artist and Photographer; Professor of Fine Arts, Trinity College
- Rashmi Talpade - Artist and Photographer
