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The Paris Chong Show

Leica Gallery Curator Paris Chong. Hosts a talk show delivered by video + podcast talking with her artsy-fartsy friends...and don't forget Disco, her second son.

Podcast · By Paris Chong · American English · US · Official site

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Beyond the Controversy | Show Clip (opens the original)

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    Curator and photo historian Rotem Rozental argues that rather than resisting artificial intelligence, photographers should embrace and understand the technology to remain relevant. Drawing parallels to historical industry resistance toward Photoshop, she suggests that while legal frameworks like copyright currently lag behind, they will eventually adapt to protect visual creators. Beyond these legal hurdles, AI offers significant creative opportunities, ranging from conceptual projects to artist

  2. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Photography, Community, and Crisis | Show Clip (opens the original)

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    Curator Rotem Rozental and Paris Chong discuss the LACP exhibition *Expand and Contract*, which examines the evolution of American documentary photography throughout the 21st century. The discussion covers a diverse range of projects, from responses to 9/11 and the rise of digital technology to grassroots documentation of wildfire recovery efforts in Altadena and the complex realities of the US-Mexico border. Throughout, Rozental and Chong highlight the power of photography to foster community,

  3. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Photographic Archives to Community Healing | Show Clip (opens the original)

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    Curator and photo historian Rotem Rozental explores the intersection of art, mental health, and historical archives. She discusses a collaborative project focusing on loneliness and resilience, which uses creative expression to foster community and well-being, and reflects on her book, *Pre-State Photographic Archives and the Zionist Movement*, which examines how photographic systems shaped identity and national narratives in early 20th-century Israel. Show Clip from The Paris Chong Show with Ro

  4. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Rotem Rozental : Art, Activism, and the LA Photography Scene (opens the original)

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    Paris sits down with Rotem Rozental, the Executive Director of the Los Angeles Center of Photography (LACP) and an accomplished photo historian. Together, they dive into the vital role photography plays in understanding our complex world, discussing how creative expression serves as a necessary tool for both processing personal experiences and fostering public dialogue. Throughout the conversation, Rotem shares her unique perspective on the evolving landscape of documentary photography, specific

  5. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    Vernissages, Darkrooms, and Chance Encounters | Show Clip (opens the original)

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    Artist Joshua Elias and art dealer Paris Chong discuss the surprisingly interconnected nature of the art world, reflecting on a chance encounter Joshua had in Paris that led to an unexpected connection with his own studio complex, The Brewery, in Los Angeles. The conversation highlights how small the art community truly is and touches on the value of local resources, such as specialized darkroom printing services, that foster creativity and connection within the LA arts scene. Show Clip from The

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