Photographer Humorously Chronicles Living in Quarantine With His Mom and Ex-Wife
Podcast: Accept the Weirdness—Quarantine Photography, with Neil Kramer -- I think most photographers have tried to document their experience during the COVID-19 shutdown, but none have done it quite like Neil Kramer.
Man living with mom and ex-wife documents their quarantine in a hilarious photo series -- Man’s mom and ex-wife were only supposed to stay for a few weeks.
A Photographer’s Hilarious Photos of Being Stuck in Quarantine with Ex-Wife and Mother
One New York City photographer's quarantine pod gives new meaning to the term "three's company.”
QUARANTINE CHRONICLES: NEIL KRAMER
NY1: In the Papers
NY photographer humorously captures life under quarantine with mom and ex-wife -- Writer and shutterbug Neil Kramer turns his lens inward, focusing on a short-term living arrangement that only a global pandemic could have prolonged
Man Stuck In Quarantine With His Ex-Wife And His Mom Shares All The Chaos In Hilarious Photos
WGN Morning News
NeveshtArt, Short Reviews on Iranian Contemporary Art, Tehran
Brigitte Magazine, Germany. - Kurioser Pandemie-Alltag eines Mannes, seiner Ex und seiner Mutter
What I See: What taking care of each other looks like in a pandemic
In March, 2020, my Queens neighborhood became the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak. Through unusual circumstances, I found myself hunkering down in my two-bedroom, one bathroom apartment with my 86-year-old mother from Florida and my ex-wife from Los Angeles.
The Baffler Magazine
La Vanguardia, Spain
Rapport, South Africa
Designer in Action, Germany
Fotopolis, Poland
Cutura Inquieta, Spain.
El simpático diario fotográfico de Neil Kramer, atrapado en cuarentena con su exmujer y su madre
Capetown etc, South Africa
Lockdown has been tough on families and friends – some haven’t seen each other in a year. Others have seen each other too much. Spending it trapped in a tiny apartment with your ex-wife and mother, however, is a different story altogether.
Awkward Family Photos
Okay, I want you to imagine the worst quarantine scenario you can possibly think of. One that would be your absolute nightmare…
This week my guest is Neil Kramer. We talk about his very touching self portrait/documentary project in which he included his ex-wife and his mother, all sharing a small apartment in Queens during the lockdown.
In this fascinating discussion, Neil Kramer talks to Rebecca Weston about the ways in which humorous photos help him organize and process his experience; about the truth he's found in staged images; and about being part of, instead of outside, the photographic story. Neil also explores the differences between private and public audiences and the gendered aspects of the street photography he'd been doing and the domestic photography he's explored during the pandemic.
Quarantine in Queens | A Photo Series by Neil Kramer. Tune in as event & street Photographer Neil Kramer how used phototherapy to cope with being quarantined with his mother and ex-wife in his two-bedroom, one-bathroom compact apartment.
American Photography AP 37 Chosen Winner, 2021
Portrait Photographer of the Year, 2020
Finalist, The Portrait Project Competition, Together as One
2020 ND Awards, 1st Place, Family Photography
