Interviews
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Judy Linn on Bohemia, Suburbia, and Composing a Memorable Photograph
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…
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Suzy Lake on Navigating Ageism and Feminism Like a Game of Strategy
Intermingling recent and early works, Suzy Lake's show "Performance of Protest," at Arsenal Contemporary Art in New York, emphasizes the persistence of her vision and the continued relevance of the…
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Langdon Graves on Family Myths and Commemorating the Dead
Langdon Graves, whose exhibition "Month's Mind" at Victori + Mo observes the one-year anniversary of her grandmother's death, discusses Spiritualism and the family stories that influenced her recent…
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Holly Herndon on Her AI Baby, Reanimating Tupac, and Extracting Voices
The electronic musician is pitting artificial intelligence against itself, using digital engineering to expose its own limitations, while mining its capacities as a musical collaborator.
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Astrologer Monisha Holmes and Artist Nolan Oswald Dennis on the Zodiac and Black Liberation
The horoscope of artist Nolan Oswald Dennis, who lives in Johannesburg, promised that exciting ideas would be shared on the day he held a video chat with Boca Raton–based astrologer Monisha…
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Shannon Finnegan and Aimi Hamraie on Accessibility as a Shared Responsibility
Nearly thirty years after the landmark Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed, accessibility for disabled people both online and in public space remains severely insufficient. Artist…
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Alexandre Singh on Gothic Literature, Cinema, and Storytelling
When I visited Alexandre Singh at his Brooklyn home-studio, I was greeted at the entrance by a pile of strange totems and masks resting atop a filing cabinet. Despite the apparent patina of age, they…
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Saskia Noor van Imhoff on Materials with Contradictory Functions
I like to play with the truth of an image and the reliability of our perception: it’s fascinating how just this purple light can manipulate our entire understanding of what we are looking at.
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Lucy Siyao Liu and Tung-Hui Hu on the History of Clouds in Art and Computing
A conversation on algorithms, meteorology, and artists who have sought to record the ephemeral.
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Amy Brener on the Ritual Use of Utilitarian Objects
Amy Brener strips objects of their functionality, asking viewers to see them abstractly in relation to ritual and archaeological practices.
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