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Photographer Andi Schreiber was one of the first people whose work inspired me to try to make meaningful photographs, myself. Andi's bold, vibrant work is a reflection of her life, looking at family and raising her two sons, and more recently looking at herself and how things are changing for her as she enters middle age. In our wide-ranging conversation we discussed parenting, growing and aging, the ways that each of us came to our work, the importance of connecting with both audiences and other artists, as well as sexual identity and how it's informed by both our stage of life and the way other people interact with us. For the second segment, Andi and I dug into a bunch of artists who inspire our practice.

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Show Notes:

• Andi Schreiber
• NPR: When Is It OK To Profit From Cooking Other Cultures' Food?
• LPV Show - Episode 3.13: Shannon Taggart
• Pretty, Please
• Drift
• WonderLust
• Elizabeth Fleming
• Jessica Backhaus
• Elinor Carucci
• Internet love not colorblind, study says
• Race and Attraction, 2009-2014
• Phil Toledano
• Martine Fougeron
• Diane Arbus
• Henri Cartier-Bresson
• Alex Cretey Systermans
• Larry Fink
• Kathy Shorr: SHOT (Lenscratch)
• Mark Cohen
• American Suburb X
• Nancy Borowick
• Melanie Walker
• Celeste Ng
• Hamilton
• Lin-Manuel Miranda's Twitter
• Jo Ann Callis
• Samantha Geballe
• Pictures from Home (Larry Sultan)
• Andi's Twitter