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Daniel Traub – photography in Philadelphia and in China, next on Artblog Radio

By February 12, 2011
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Philadelphia-born artist Daniel Traub has been living and working in China for the last nine years.   But he’s back now and the son of artist/activist Lily Yeh and architect/preservationist David Traub has a show of new urban landscape photographs currently at the Print Center.  We talked with him recently about his work and his experience in China. Below is a short sample from the interview. Catch the full episode on Monday.

27-second Daniel Traub sample

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