In the Studio: Leigh Ledare
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…
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In the Studio: Donald Moffett
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…
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In the Studio: Amie Siegel
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. …
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Histories: The Feature Story
Hudson, the founder of the critically esteemed gallery Feature Inc., has kept his independent vision through the ups and downs of the art business.
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In the Studio: Stephen Prina
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…
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In the Studio: Matthew Brannon
The printmaker and installation artist describes his evolution from backwoods youth to cagey manipulator of artistic styles and social codes.
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In the Studio: Kara Walker
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…
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Eileen Quinlan: An Interview
The Brooklyn photographer—know for her loyalty to film—discusses the formal wizardry behind her brain-teasing, spatially ambiguous images of tabletop constructs.
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In the Studio: James Welling
A career-spanning discussion throws light on the quasi-abstract photographs that Welling has produced since the early 1980s.
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In the Studio: Huma Bhabha
Huma Bhabha makes strange and compelling work—sculpture, drawing, photography and prints—that engages the arts and histories of many world cultures. The authenticity of her expression is matched by…
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