Jessica Helfand
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Jessica Helfand|Interviews
Henry Leutwyler: International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum
An interview with photographer Henry Leutwyler that explores his photographic record of some of the nearly 30,000 objects in the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum in Geneva.
Jessica Helfand|Audio
S9E11: Avery Willis Hoffman
Avery Willis Hoffman is a writer, director, producer, and curator. Hoffman recently joined Brown University as the inaugural artistic director of the Brown Arts Initiative.
Jessica Helfand|Audio
S9E10: Quemuel Arroyo
Quemuel Arroyo is the first ever chief accessibility officer at the New York Metropolitan Transit Authority.
Jessica Helfand|Audio
S9E9: Deborah Willis
Deborah Willis is an artist, curator, and a professor at New York University. Her most recent book is The Black Civil War Soldier: A Visual History of Conflict and Citizenship.
Jessica Helfand|Audio
S9E8: Jan Diehm
Jan Diehm is a journalist at Polygraph and The Pudding.
Jessica Helfand|Audio
S9E7: Lotenna Enwonwu
Lotenna Enwonwu is the global executive creative director at Coursera.
Jessica Helfand|Audio
S9E6: Elizabeth Hargrave
Elizabeth Hargrave is an American game designer whose games include Wingspan, Mariposas, and Tussie Mussie.
Jessica Helfand|Audio
S9E5: Lucia Lucas
Lucia Lucas is a baritone who made her U.S. debut in 2019 at Tulsa Opera as Don Giovanni.
Jessica Helfand|Audio
S9E4: Na Kim
Na Kim is an associate creative director at the book publisher Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
Jessica Helfand|Audio
S9E2: Melanie Keen
Melanie Keen is the director of Wellcome Collection.
Jessica Helfand|Audio
S9E01: Ellen Mirojnick
Emmy-award winner Ellen Mirojnick has designed film costumes since the 1980s and most recently is the lead costume designer for the Netflix series Bridgerton.
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