I was very much enjoying this talk until my radiator fell off the wall. Looking forward to resuming at my earliest convenience.

Great conversation and questions. I love that these videos are being posted online. Thank you!

One of Mr. Tillmans superpowers is to answer even the most boring and generic questions in such an insightful, interesting and charming way.

The mention of Neil Young's 1979 live album Rust Never Sleeps has even more connections to the topic of photography and art than discussed. I distinctly remember the thrill I felt, the first time I listened to the album, when after listening to the acoustic songs on the A side, I flipped the record over and heard the first chords from the electric guitar on Powderfinger. The B side was all electric. This is an experience one cannot have listening to the album on a Compact Disc or digital stream. And it is a good illustration of the relationship between art and the medium, a topic which Mr. Tillmans discusses eloquently in this interview.

The installation & presentation is always really memorable with W .T.  and strange...
something about  that would be my first question.
Cool to hear he likes Neil Young "Like a Hurricane", human nature, but a surprise none-the-less.
Feel lucky to have seen his work really early on,  on the cover of  Purple Fashion, it hit us hard! This interview, also : Thanks Wolfgang!

Man, I love this interview between Bossk and Jabba the Hutt, really enlightening to learn more about the starwars franchise

Such an unexpected opportunity and pleasure to hear Wolfgang talk… he is very informative motivating personality.

Safe is a phenomenal film.

YES

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In an interview it's always good to ask interesting questions of the interviewee, especially the FIRST question.

Crewdson is not so good at listening or maybe he is not a good interviewer, but he missed a lot of opportunities to go for  a deeper meaninful conversation..

but the generation that thinks print cannot be replaced by a screen can be replaced by a generation who doesn't hold such value.

Thanks for this conversation.

Gregory Crewdson is the worst interviewer. He could be automated and the result would be the same.

i don't like the interviewer either but he interviews great photographers

800 future photographers from Yale????