The Intimate Witness: Art and the Disappeared of History
Brad Evans speaks with Chantal Meza, a Mexico-based painter and sculptor. A conversation in Brad Evans’s “Histories of Violence” series.
"Art is making something out of nothing and selling it." — Frank Zappa
Brad Evans speaks with Chantal Meza, a Mexico-based painter and sculptor. A conversation in Brad Evans’s “Histories of Violence” series.
Brad EvansOct 22, 2018
Amy E. Elkins talks with artist-novelist Sara Baume about cross-media inspiration, scratch-made art, and miniaturization on the page.
Amy E. ElkinsOct 12, 2018
A collection of interviews with an artist of collage and wordplay.
Megan N. LibertyOct 4, 2018
Will Moore on the subtly subversive "Eternal Friendship."
Will MooreSep 29, 2018
Stefanie Sobelle reviews David Scott Kastan and Stephen Farthing's "On Color."
Stefanie SobelleSep 19, 2018
Brad Evans speaks with Gil Anidjar, whose most recent book is “Blood: A Critique of Christianity.”
Brad EvansSep 17, 2018
The disappointing art of murderabilia.
Daniel ElkindSep 10, 2018
Shifra Sharlin on the radical potential of artist Kazimir Malevich’s provincial flânerie.
Shifra SharlinAug 23, 2018
An interview with the designer of “The Baby-Sitters Club” novels.
Kelly BlewettAug 18, 2018
Reflections on queer punk art and performance.
Raquel GutiérrezAug 17, 2018
The art and science of understanding an Old Master.
Mike LankfordAug 17, 2018
Louise Steinman goes in search of artist Robert Smithson’s “Spiral Jetty.”
Louise SteinmanAug 6, 2018