Jeff Smudde

Ready for Mistakes

Arts EN ↓ Odcinki: 28

Conversations with photographers on their work.his series of interviews is entirely self-produced and self-funded, and would not be possible without the generosity of guests’ time and willingness to participate. If you’d like to support the show, I won’t take your money, instead I ask you to subscribe and follow on our various profiles and of course, share with your friends.

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Jeff Smudde

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Arts

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www.jeffsmudde.com

Ostatni odcinek

29 cze 2026

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Mike Harkovich, AKA, Frank Atlas - Street and social documentary, ethical photography 29.05.2020 1:30:32

Mike Harkovich, AKA, Frank Atlas, is a photographer based in the Chicago area working dominantly in street, social documentary and photojournalism.

Cedric Wilder - Music and midwestern photography 29.11.2019 58:40

In this episode of Ready for Mistakes, Jeff speaks with an old classmate of his from Illinois State University, Cedric Wilder. Wilder is a graphic designer and photographer in central Illinois, working within music, portraiture and vernacular photography. Wilder graduated from ISU’s graphic design program in 2018 and is currently a staff designer at Jimmy Johns. Outside of his job, he approached p...

Anthony Hamilton - Collaboration, video and photography 15.11.2019 57:50

Anthony Hamilton, MFA candidate at Illinois State University, is an artist working in multiple media including photography, video, illustration, animation, and more. Hamilton focuses on the idea of vernacular themes in photography, and the idea of photography as a way of map-making. Hamilton has been making a collaborative project with Molly Markow, a recent MFA graduate from ISU, through the webs...