Ali Banisadr
Ali Banisadr wakes up pretty early, goes for a run in Central Park, comes home, answers e-mails, reads the newspaper,…
Ali Banisadr wakes up pretty early, goes for a run in Central Park, comes home, answers e-mails, reads the newspaper,…
Archaeology is not as far from contemporary art as it might first seem. Concerned with the recovery and examination of…
More than 67,000 visitors flocked to what was the fifth and final edition of Art HK as we know it.…
Umberta Genta: When I saw your show “She Lay Down Deep Beneath the Sea” at Turner Contemporary, I instinctively felt…
Glenn Phillips: Both of you grew up in different parts of the United States — Judy you were in Chicago,…
Matthew Lyons: I thought we could start by talking about the art scene up in Buffalo where you’re from and…
Wendy Vogel: You’ve been a collector for years, and in May 2012 you opened a gallery in New York’s Upper…
The various drawings that comprise Biogenetics, the new artist’s book by Avner Ben-Gal, edited by Yael Bergstein1, are arranged sequentially,…
On the occasion of the reopening of the Palais de Tokyo, Paris on April 12, Gea Politi speaks to President…
Hans Ulrich Obrist: How did you come to art? Was there some kind of an epiphany? Nicholas Hlobo: It was…
Through this Survey, Flash Art asks a group of top gallery owners about the upcoming season. 1) Tell us about…
Linda Yablonsky: The first time I saw your work, three years ago, I asked if you considered yourself a sound…
Maurizio Cattelan: Ciao, John. Can you hear me okay? John Henderson: Yes, I can hear you surprisingly well. MC: Let’s…
If I say “pumpkins and turbans,” the first thing that comes to mind might be the edible squash called a…
Florence Derieux: I keep a vivid memory of the first work of yours that I ever saw. Un chien andalou…
Agnieszka Gratza: Am I right in thinking that there has been a shift away from the representation of the human…