Interviews
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Horace D. Ballard on the Early Americas and Creative Intentionality
The recently appointed Harvard Art Museums curator discusses life beyond Covid-19, along with related interests.
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Radcliffe Bailey on His New Abstractions: “I Always Thought the Surreal Was Real to Black People”
The artist discusses two new major developments in his work—a pivot toward abstraction, and his first architectural project.
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Mire Lee on Sculpting Body Horror and Vore
The Seoul- and Amsterdam-based artist discusses her fleshy, kinetic sculptures.
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Jammie Holmes on Painting His Hurt and His Hope
Holmes opens up about his faith and spirituality; about the way his paintings, as outlets for trauma and emotions, have saved him; and about his mission to make this world a better place.
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Guadalupe Maravilla on Devotional Paintings and Creating Micro Economies
The artist discusses his "Retablo" (2019–) works, one of which is included as a print in our September/October issue.
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Coloring in Quarantine
Andrew Brischler, a contributor to RxArt's artist-designed coloring books, discusses the therapeutic benefits of drawing during the pandemic.
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Exhibition Designer Brianne Muscente-Solga on Connecting and Healing Through Art
Q&A with the Rubin Museum of Art's senior manager of exhibition design on the Mandala Lab, a new permanent installation centered around healing.
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Jim Jarmusch on Creative Process, Early Influences, and Pandemic Inspirations
The film director's book Some Collages and accompanying solo exhibition at James Fuentes Gallery are both slated for this month.
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