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Latest Interviews
Melancholy Pleasure
The playwright Jeremy O. Harris and the painter Jonathan Lyndon Chase discuss their strategies for provoking audiences, plus their self-care routines.
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Oren Pinhassi on Erotic Architecture and Sculpting with Sand
The sculptor walks us through his show "Lone and Level" at Helena Anrather.
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Librarian Shauna Collier on Developing African American Cultural Scholarship
Q&A with the head librarian of the National Museum of African American History and Culture Library, Washington, D.C.
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Emma Pryde on the Aesthetics of Innocence
The Wisconsin-based artist's current exhibition marks a turn not only to a new medium, but also toward Christian symbolism.
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The Epic Banal
A conversation on capturing everyday moments of joy, career-changing commissions, and the American South.
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Film Preservationist Mark Toscano on Artistic Interpretation and Digital Accessibility
Q&A with a senior film preservationist at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Film Archive, Los Angeles.
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Imaginative Resources
The vibrant pop soundtracks that Tony Cokes selects complicate the experience of reading his text-driven videos onscreen.
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Olivier Meslay on Counteracting Art Depravation
The Clark Art Institute director details its successful indoor safety measures as well as efforts to counteract the effects of art depravation during Covid-19.
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Janicza Bravo on Self-Soothing
The director, whose film Zola is set to be released at the end of June, discusses self-soothing, along with related interests.
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