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Today Lucy Bohnsack is joined by photographer Natasha Chuk to talk about her newly released book "Photo Obscura: The Photographic in Post-Photography."

As images become infinite and untethered from cameras, Natasha Chuk traces the evolving influence of photography in a world saturated with digital art. Through discussions of key artworks and a variety of artists, the book explores themes including AI-generated imagery and the blurred line between representation and perception. Grounded in art history and media studies, Photo Obscura offers a new outlook on photography’s evolving role in contemporary art. Particularly suited for students, artists, and scholars of photography, digital arts, and visual culture, this work redefines what it means to see and believe in an era of infinite images.

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Lucy Bohnsack is an artist and professional photographer, but over the course of her life she’s also been a forklift driver, tour guide, factory bottling line operator, seamstress, fabric designer, writer of technical instructions, tractor parts salesman, lead cashier at Claire’s Etc, and now host of the "Friday Afternoon Show" on the first Friday of every month. She lives in Catskill, NY with her husband and two children.