Thank you to everyone who joined us for the very first edition of The White Loft Talk Series curated by @roxannedoucet — and a special thank you to our incredible guests @suneetalove , @millymcai , and @ohohcournoyer for such an insightful conversation on the future of photography, collaboration, and image-making.
It was an inspiring evening filled with thoughtful dialogue, shared perspectives, and meaningful connections within the creative community. We’re deeply grateful to everyone who came out and helped make this first gathering so special.
Stay tuned for our next talk at the end of May — more soon. 🤍
THE WHITE LOFT TALK SERIES
Join us for an intimate conversation on photography, collaboration, and image-making with
Françoise Cournoyer (@ohohcournoyer ), Creative Director
Milly Cai (@millymcai ), Gallery Director at Higher Pictures
Suneeta Olympio-Locoh (@suneetalove ), Head of Photography at De La Revolución
Moderated by Roxanne Doucet (@roxannedoucet ), Curator & Visual Director
April 29th — 7PM
273 Grand st, 2nd floor
New York, NY, 10002
Limited seating. RSVP via link in bio or at whiteloftnyc.com/rsvp
Sareh Imani : When the wind dies down, and the rain grows gentle on view at 56 Henry St.
I was first introduced to Sareh’s work when she was a resident at NARS foundation and her work Kindred Stitches. I remembered our conversation about her family, her father’s background in medicine, and her interests in gardening (her sick cactus). At first, I was surprised to see this new body of work; they are a series of 50x38 inch and 24x18 inch pastel drawings on paper- she’s been working on this since the pandemic as a response to screen-fatigue (when she told me I nodded while remembering how the last time I saw her was 5 years ago)- but now I realize that themes of foraging and investigating have always been present. The drawings invite a kind of slow looking. I thought about Karl Blossfelt’s obsessive logging and the time he spent on his photographs.
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@56henry.nyc@imani.sareh
