E. Brady Robinson said in a statement that her “Art Desks” features “photographs of the desks and working spaces of artists, curators, art dealers, critics and tastemakers throughout the East Coast. The project explores the idea of desk as portrait, combined with the social experiment of navigating the art world.” When asked why she’s interested in the desks of artists, Robinson told the Washington City Paper, “Why artists’ desks? Well, these are my heroes—people I admire and respect. I want to see what they’re up to, what their workspace looks like, to give a voyeuristic view and an inside look of ‘where the magic happens.’ These are my people, my community.” Daylight will publish the series as a book that will be released in Fall 2014.