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Artist William Wegman talks about what it's like to involve dogs in his photography
By Stephen Wilson
William Wegman visited campus for an artist’s talk, book signing, and reception in conjunction with several exhibits. On display is his limited edition artist’s book Field Guide to North America and to Other Regions, a series of weimaraners images—both black-and-white 20×24 Polaroids and a selection of recent work with modernist furniture—and Instant Miami, a series of 20×24 Polaroids shot in Miami and not shown since 1985.
During his talk, he answered the inevitable question about working with his dogs.
Wegman visited campus again with John Reuter, director of the 20×24 Studio, to talk about the Instant Miami Polaroid project. Reuter worked with Wegman on nearly all of his Polaroid projects, starting in the late 1970s.