Photography

Perth-born visual artist Abdul Abdullah unpacks his work and the messages behind. Abdullah talks about the political, personal and social implications of racial prejudice—of living as part of a perceived minority.

Documentary photographer Molly Harris talks about her stark and telling portrait series 'Closer to Heaven,' and the intricacies of living with heroin addiction as a sex worker in Adelaide.

The Creators Project's Emerson Rosenthal meets up with VICELAND stars Desus & Mero to show them around the PULSE Contemporary Art Fair at Art Basel Miami 2016.

We check in with filmmaker Sam Cannon, re-visit the time artist Duke Riley released thousands of pigeons strapped with LEDs and chat with choreographer Katherine Maxwell.

We meet with personal trainer-turned-performance artist Cassils, who uses the body as a form of social sculpture, examining strength, violence, power, and vulnerability by testing the limits of endurance and empathy.

From NYC to South Africa, we explore the best in art on Culture Beat.

This film blurs all boundaries between film and reality.

Then we check out a photography project that recreates the dreams of South African trans sex workers.

We also investigate the history of a vanished public art installation, revisit Fruity Loops, and talk photography with Bruce Gilden.

"New York is the greatest city on the planet, I think. But you're not a New Yorker if you don't wake up some days and be like 'man, fuck this place.'"

Jimmy Chin has accomplished it all in the world of action sports and he's had a camera in his hands the whole time.

A feast fit for a photographer: Julia Ziegler-Haynes cooks for David Benjamin Sherry in Northern California.