301 Ioanna Sakellaraki on Photography, Grief, Archives, Greek Ritual, and Contemporary Art Practice
About this episode
Javier Proenza speaks with Ioanna Sakellaraki about photography, grief, and contemporary art practice.
Javier Proenza speaks with Greek visual artist and Fulbright Scholar Ioanna Sakellaraki about photography, archival practice, grief, Greek mourning rituals, and building a contemporary art practice across Europe, Australia, and the United States.
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