Paul Turounet is a photographer who lives and works in the San Diego area. Paul's work focuses on the border region between the United States and Mexico, which is a topic that is always relevant here in San Diego, but which has taken on even greater import over the past few months. Using forms from traditional darkroom prints to artist books to site-specific installations, Paul's photography encompasses a wide range of experiences, and I was happy to get the chance to talk with him for today's show. We talked about three of his series, "Tierra Brava," "Bajo La Luna Verde," and "Estamos Buscando A," all of which deal with various psychological aspects of the border region. For the second segment, we talked about the idea of artistic commitment.
(Conversation recorded February 24, 2017.)
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Show Notes:- Paul Turounet
- Paul Turounet - Tierra Brava
- Paul Turounet - Bajo La Luna Verde
- Paul Turounet - Estamos Buscando A
- La Jolla Historical Society - Weather on Steroids: the Art of Climate Change Science
- Open Show San Diego #4
- Bomb Magazine - Frayed at the Edges
- Pedro Meyer
- jdc Fine Art
- Raymond Meeks
- Steidl Verlag
- TBW Books
- Trans-Border Institute
- Retablo (Wikipedia)
- William Kentridge
- Anselm Kiefer
- John Chiara
- Commitment - John Szarkowski