Nicholas Muellner is an artist who operates at the intersection of photography and writing. Through books, exhibitions and slide lectures, his projects investigate the limits of photography as a documentary pursuit and as an interface to socio-political and personal narratives. Often focused on a queer experience of the post-Soviet world, his work transforms descriptive accounts into literary dramas, autobiographical reflections, and philosophical inquiries. Muellner’s five published books include The Photograph Commands Indifference (A-Jump Books, 2009), The Amnesia Pavilions (A-Jump Books, 2011) and In Most Tides, An Island (SPBH Editions, 2017), which was shortlisted for the Aperture/Paris Photo Photobook of the Year Award. Muellner received a Guggenheim Foundation award in 2018. Muellner along with colleague Jo Ann Walters were presenting lectures today as part of the Clarence White Fund lecture series. #ohiouniversity #clarencewhitefund #inmosttidesanisland #nicholasmuellner (at School of Art + Design at Ohio University) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn2q1lwHbBM/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1ai92ndjw682z