Art Interviews
Bryan Adams: “It’s like mining for diamonds”
Pelle Cass: “I never fabricate”
Alex Prager: “The idea is more important than anything”
Joel Meyerowitz: “You have to let go of something”
Martin Schoeller: “I don’t think you can capture a soul”
Gunner Stahl: “You can tell if it’s real or not”
Mark Seliger: “Let’s do something special”
Thomas Joshua Cooper: “Preparation is all you can do”
Albert Watson: “You never get that day back”
Peter Lindbergh: “Beauty has nothing to do with youth”
Coco Capitán: “We have gone to the other extreme”
Steve Schapiro: “It’s a question of how you see it”
Martin Parr: “I don’t expect to change anyone’s mind”
Pete Souza: “You’re doing it every day, all day”
Shirin Neshat: “You can’t demystify a myth”
Michel Comte: “We need to listen to nature”
JR: “No one can own it”
David LaChapelle: “Everything was dramatic”
Mick Rock: “I blame the name”
Harry Benson: “I’m keeping their image alive”
Steve McCurry: “It’s like hitting a drum”
Rashid Johnson: “I can do this?”
Petra Collins: “I know what it’s like to be there”
Thomas Hoepker: “No rehearsal, just one click”
Robert Polidori: “Why is there a line?”
Juergen Teller: “You know when the work is good”
David Bailey: “How are you going to cross the road?”
Brigitte Lacombe: “My entire life has been my work”
Thomas Struth: “Now you've made it”
Anton Corbijn: “My life is crazy, but it’s real love”
Larry Clark: “Why can’t you show everything?”
