Quarantine Conversations: Jim Goldberg and Moises Saman
Jim Goldberg and Moises Saman talk about closeness in distant times, taking risks, Magnum as a tool for inspiration, faith, self-doubt, the meaning of a good image in conflict photography, nightmares, and fatherhood.
Magnum Photographers
The ongoing COVID-19 crisis has resulted in most Magnum photographers being restricted in their movements.
As part of a broader photographer-led response, a new series, Quarantine Conversations, will see Magnum photographers in frank, and unedited dialogues about work, current affairs, and everything in-between. The pairings for these conversations will be made by lottery, and this latest installment sees Jim Goldberg ask three key questions of Moises Saman. Jim and Moises talk about closeness in distant times, taking risks, Magnum as a tool for inspiration, faith, self-doubt, the meaning of a good image in conflict photography, nightmares, and fatherhood.
You can keep abreast of this new work on Magnum Photos’ Instagram in the form of both Instagram Stories takeovers and daily image updates. Regular curations of these new images in our series, Diary of a Pandemic. See the latest chapter here.
Watch more Quarantine Conversations here.
