Best known for the pictures she took of Patti Smith, Robert Mapplethorpe, and other New York bohemians between 1969 and 1976, she has since produced a body of work that is greatly varied, subtle, and…
Too often, people have pigeon-holed Ulrike Müller because of her political and social activism, particularly her engagement with lesbian and feminist issues, and this perception has limited the…
Once you get past Ledare's obvious willingness to confront taboos, you discover that his real subject is far messier: the mostly unconscious intersubjective forces that determine our relationships…
A veteran of the AIDS-activist group Gran Fury, Donald Moffett relates how, since the early 1990s, he has produced paintings made with cake-decorating tools, monochromes serving as screens for sociall…
The New York artist discusses her Chicago origins, her documentary film activities in Germany, and, above all, her 16-year investigation of the nature and mechanics of cinematogrpahy itself. …
Hudson, the founder of the critically esteemed gallery Feature Inc., has kept his independent vision through the ups and downs of the art business.
Stephen Prina is an art polymath whose mediums include drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, installation, video and film. He is also a composer and musician who has interpreted works by Beetho…
The printmaker and installation artist describes his evolution from backwoods youth to cagey manipulator of artistic styles and social codes.
The controversial Walker discusses her personal background, the evolution of her well-known cut-paper pieces and films, and how issues of gender and race have informed her latest text-based works…