A series of conversations with arts and culture professionals about their work and unique perspective on contemporary life. Hosted by Kevin Moore, the talks are held at twilight overlooking New York City's West Side.

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26 Jun William Wegman & Karin Mamma Andersson

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William Wegman talks about the pleasure of puzzles, a dog’s perspective on life, and humor in art. Karin Mamma Andersson discusses nordic light, the dog days of the world, and taking a long view of history.

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