LIVE Q&A with MoMA Photography Curator Sarah Meister (May 23)

[@antonchigurh22]

Who is here from Seeing Through Photographs course.

[@lucykeme]

You have no idea how your generosity/time in giving this lectures is appreciated!!!

[@h.sinclair]

I'm 5 years late to this, what a great presentation. Sarah Meister 🔥🔥🔥

[@dreichmuth]

What a fantastic lecture on photography from MOMA, really so informative. Taking your MOMA course. Thank you!

[@ernestoasturias5220]

Thank you very much Sarah for your presentation very interesting plus your personality makes even more enjoyable.

[@BeatrizIMoro]

OMG, I loved it! Thanks so much for making it and for uploading the video.

[@RonDonson]

I thoroughly enjoyed this!!! Thank you for making the time and effort to put this on.

[@aqiiiiiiiil]

This is the best thing ever. I gain so many knowledge.

[@baladino]

thank you for taking the time. the course and the video have been a revelation.

[@movingroovinproduction]

Thank you Sarah Meister! I learned so much and eager to learn more. This was very informative. Keep doing what you're doing.

[@BrotherWoody1]

Great as usual. Thank you.

[@olafvivas1955]

Me encantó el vídeo, conocer tras bambalinas cómo es que se almacenan las fotografías y sus cuidados básicos. Así como las explicaciones de los soportes que cuidan las piezas. Gracias por el empeño y carisma mostrados, saludos!!

[@Maxime-ho9iv]

This was a really really great video and idea. I feel a bit sorry about the confusion in the questions between conservation and curation. I'm not saying conservation is not a very good topic, this is indeed very interesting. But as we had the chance to have a direct (or indirect) talk with an actual curator, I would have loved to get more feedback about what it is to be a curator at the MoMA, what it is to be a curator right now, what more broadly it is to be part of this epic new era brought by Photography. I did not catch the trailer nor the Q&A announcement so I was not able to submit any question..

[@PedroDelafuentephoto]

super gracias courcera. Thk Coursera.

[@qnetx]

Fascinating and very informative! Thank you very much.

[@PabloTesoriere]

Beautiful. Really enjoyed this. Thanks!

[@yitaotang3803]

This Video is so fantastic and interesting, really really thank you !

[@frieshania]

Sophisticated word for Polaroids 19:36

[@gustavohannecke]

Hello, first at all .. thank you for your video. 2) how can i contact Sarah in regards to some photos that I own and have a question about ? I am taking the OnLine course - just in second week, lot of reading! but i could be contacted thought that venue. Thank you! Gustavo Hannecke

[@DailyPayBootcamp]

How do you get your art displayed in MoMa?

[@rebecadelcastillo6108]

This was a great video. I learned a lot from it! Thanks!

[@layla8mayville]

I’m curious if they are labelled on the back to know where they came from?

[@Alex-ns9wk]

Can pictures that get admitted through moma's photography submission form be sold? Not by moma, but in general?

[@9tusu761]

Further to the Sherrie Levine question: Cariou v. Prince, 714 F.3d 694 (2d Cir. 2013) The question will always be whether a particular appropriation does or does not qualify as fair use, and it will always be a fact-specific inquiry.

[@judylamar6752]

Wonderful, thank you!

[@wasabifoto]

Great viseo and I like to watch more in the future.

[@gregwatters1754]

she's awesome.. I'm like a sponge .. started out taking graffiti images and street art which is sort of a hack thing to do. I like to capture places in my town of Oakland and remember where in town they are. to get more depth in my photos is what I want to learn. all gorgeous pieces.

[@jorgefabianwasserman1152]

excellent

[@facuarroyo3249]

Very interesting! Even though she didn't answer my question 😭😦😭😦

[@cdcarduz]

What is the name of the Brazilian photographer??

[@auumi24]

Carla Carduz her name was Gertrudes Altschul :)

[@xingrongqiao]

you don't need to wear a pair of gloves?

[@royfass]

Please put a pair of gloves on your hands as otherwise they will leave the grease on the backing paper. thank you.

[@gregwatters1754]

not a fan of black and white