Photographer Rebecca Louise Webb recently opened a two-person show at the San Diego Art Institute looking at the way that young people interact with the natural world. Rebecca's portion of the show drew from her new series Mother: Nature, which came out of her profound feeling of ambivalence about the impact of technology on the life of her teenage son. I had the opportunity to sit down with Rebecca, and we talked about technology, parenting, and how both of us make deeply personal work. Later in the conversation we discussed a recent article about Elinor Carucci and our thoughts on the balance between intellectual and emotional art.
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Show Notes: Rebecca Webb Sticks of the Sun, Ashes of the Night 6 Questions About Art & Parenthood Mother: Nature Sutures: Stories With Seams Ten Minutes Older (Herz Frank, 1978) Archigram Judith Fox - I Still Do Elinor Carucci: “My ability to do things differently lies in a very deep personal area” Elizabeth Fleming Andi Schreiber Sara Macel - Kiss & Tell Jesse Burke - Wild & Precious