ARTIST TALK: Sasha Wolf

Friday, December 11th, 2026 at 5:30pm
Free & open to the public

What Makes a Body of Work…Work

In this lecture, gallerist and publisher Sasha Wolf draws on years of working closely with the artists of Sasha Wolf Projects to examine and discuss what gives a body of work genuine depth: the difference between photographs that lead and photographs that look, the role of recurring motifs in building a visual language, and the kind of sustained attention that allows poetry to emerge. A talk for photographers thinking seriously about project development and the long game of art making.

 

About Sasha: 

Sasha Wolf represents some of the foremost photographic artists, facilitating the placement of their prints in museums, university collections, private and corporate collections, as well as individual homes. Sasha frequently reviews and judges work for prestigious art institutions, universities, and fairs, while also lecturing and conducting artist workshops nationwide on professional practices and project development.

Additionally, Sasha is the Founder and Executive Director of the PhotoWork Foundation, a nonprofit foundation established to provide arts-education and mentorship to photographic artists, working in the post-documentary tradition. Sasha’s book, PhotoWork: Forty Photographers on Process and Practice, was published by Aperture in Fall 2019.

 

 

This event is free, open to all, and no advance registration is required. We hope to see you there! 

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