Sopheap Pich
Brian Curtin: Tell me about your recent commission for King Abdullah University in Saudi Arabia. Sopheap Pich: I was selected…
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David Lamelas
Hans Ulrich Obrist: Could you talk a bit about Limit of a Projection? David Lamelas: This is a piece from…
Brandhorst
Munich has a new museum on the Pinakothek site. Museum Brandhorst opened on May 21, 2009. The Free State of…
A Different Kind of Star
Tatiana De Pahlen: Gagosian Gallery, in Los Angeles, has just hosted an exhibition of your collaborative works. How did you…
Molly Zuckerman-Hartung
John McKinnon: While abstract, your paintings do not conform to one style. Can you describe your approach to a single…
Lesley Vance
Laura Fried: Your compact compositions reveal suspended abstract forms, layered by series of densely pigmented veils of paint. And yet…
Ann Craven
Ann Craven’s exhibitions have the richness of an opera populated with animal characters conscious of having an audience and posing…
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Pawel Althamer: Common Task
The importance of the Warsaw housing estate of Bródno can hardly be overestimated in Pawel Althamer’s practice. Long-time residence of…
Camouflage
Sometimes the unexpected has to be looked for between the lines; something comes your way and nothing is anymore what…
Amie Dicke
Anat Ebgi: Your installation at Herengracht 401, Claustrophobic, involved the belongings of Claus Victor Bock, a German Jew who hid…
Sriwhana Spong
Danae Mossman: Can you describe the ideas driving your practice currently, and what form they may take? Sriwhana Spong: I’ve…
Agnieszka Brzezanska
You are not interested in the medium as such. (Actually I am.) In interviews you often emphasize that a painting…
A Not So Sad September
“How can anything ever present itself truly to us since its synthesis is never completed?” Says Maurice Merleau-Ponty, via Umberto…
Jonathan Baldock
The Harlequin (2009). Francesco Scasciamacchia: In the Commedia dell’ arte, professional players acted with masks. In your work the mask…
Bernhard Willhelm
They call him “wacko,” “weirdo” or the “nutty designer” but in real life he’s an observer, a reader and a…