Interviews

We had the pleasure of speaking with New York based artist Adam Handler about his influences and what guides him to create such wonderful works of art.  Growing up on the east coast. What got you into art?  Art has always been part of my life.

The first time I met Daniella was recently and at her home hidden away atop of the Hollywood hills in a mid-century masterpiece. It was a cool night in December as she was preparing a lovely butternut squash with a dash of cinnamon. It didn’t take long before we were discussing the Hadron collider, ancient civilizations, the moon, humankind, art...

You spent many years as a photojournalist covering subjects such as political riots, earthquakes and human trafficking. How have these experiences shaped you into the artist you are today? My previous work has shaped everything that I do now.

I've been a big fan of your work for a while now. When and how did you get into making art?  That's great I’m always glad to hear I’ve managed to reach people through my work! I’ve been working with creative visions since as long as my memory dates back. As a child my father would set me up a work...

We sat down with extraordinary singer / songwriter Brooks Nielsen of The Growlers to talk about life, art, family, Beach Goth and what the future holds.  

You got your first photograph published of Bob Dylan for Sounds magazine in 1974 at the age of 16. Would you say this was the moment that launched your career?   I would not say that it was the event that launched by career, but it was a jolt out of the blue which gave me the drive to keep submitting photos...