Interviews
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Visualizing Climate Change: Artist Michael Wang in Conversation with Scientist Nick Lutsko
The two discuss tropes of climate change art and the recent evolution in popular understanding of their areas of research.
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John Miller on Staging Scenes and Becoming a Mannequin
Since his student days at Cal Arts in the 1970s, John Miller has been critiquing Western politics and consumerism. His exhibition "The Collapse of Neoliberalism" features new photographs…
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An-My Lê Seeks Complicated Beauty in Landscape Photography
"When you find the proper scale for a photograph, you can create relationships that allow you to suggest both power dynamics and balance."
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Jason Hirata on the Art of Assisting Other Artists
For “Sometimes You’re Both,” I’m showing only videos that I helped make as work for hire. One student asked me if the show was like a demo reel, and I realized it totally is.
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Copyright Law and Art: Legal Scholar Amy Adler in Conversation with Artist Jill Magid
A conversation on the corporate and legal control of artists' legacies.
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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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