Interview
Interview
War and Aesthetics
Artist An-My Lê discusses her process of aestheticizing war, and the thinking behind her choice of black and white photography.
Interview 179
“Groundswell” and Studio Works
Maya Lin
Childhood and Influences
Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle
“Clamor” and War Music
Allora & Calzadilla
“Under Discussion” and Vieques
Allora & Calzadilla
Humor, Personas, and Yiddish Theater
Eleanor Antin
“The Last Days of Pompeii”
Eleanor Antin
“Touch” and “Moor”
Janine Antoni
Power, Feminism, and Art
Ida Applebroog
Process and Technology
Ida Applebroog
“CREMASTER 3” (Guggenheim)
Matthew Barney
“CREMASTER 3” (Saratoga Race Course)
Matthew Barney
“Market>Place”
Mark Bradford
Politics, Process, and Postmodernism
Mark Bradford
“Reflection”
Cai Guo-Qiang
Spirituality, Chaos, and “Inopportune”
Cai Guo-Qiang
Building Surfaces
Vija Celmins
Earliest Influences, Early Works
Vija Celmins
Advertising and Art
Michael Ray Charles
Memorabilia
Michael Ray Charles
“Knowmad”
Mel Chin
“Revival Field”
Mel Chin
“Neukom Vivarium”
Mark Dion
Science and Aesthetics
Mark Dion
“Forest at Night”
John Feodorov
“Office Deity”
John Feodorov
Printmaking and Natural History Artists
Walton Ford
Political Humor and Colonial Critique
Walton Ford
Characters, Myths, and Stories
Ellen Gallagher
“eXelento” and “DeLuxe”
Ellen Gallagher