Sam Margevicius’ artist’s talk will situate his photographic work within the broad history of human communication, and the more specific history of photographic reproduction. At least, that is the artist’s ambition, his intention as the metaphorical basketball rolls off his fingers from half-court at the buzzer... but actually Margevicius’ thinking is odd and lacks the rigor of academic clarity, so he will discuss his work in all its human imperfections.

Sam Margevicius is an American artist working in and around photography. His work privileges process, emphasizing ideas that emerge in dialogue with materials, environments, and audience. Margevicius works with framing, installation, performance, and bookmaking to inform his photographs and offer meaningful contexts. Margevicius’ books are held in the permanent collection of many libraries, including at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, and the Museum of Modern Art, New York.