Tell Me: with Daniel Herr
The painter talks about the continuing importance of one of the 20th century’s most influential artists.
Tell Me: with Anne Sherwood Pundyk
The painter and critic discusses her talismanic, nomadic painting, its history and intersection with feminist performance and poetry.
“A little bit of slippage”: The Sculptures of Painter James Siena
New sculptures at Pace, based on little-seen work the painter has been making since the 1980s.
Presentational: Walter Darby Bannard on his early reductive paintings
A dialogue occasioned by his exhibition at Berry Campbell Gallery through April 18
Tell Me: with Eric Sutphin
The first in a new series of features of two people taking about one artwork in person.
“Portraits are universal”: Peter Malone in Conversation with Jeanne Wilkinson
The painter and artcritical contributor discusses his art, his writing, craft, and the current state of painting.
Myths, Mosaics and Ink Drawing: A Studio Visit with Carin Riley
Riley’s show at the Queens College Art Center is up thru May 9
A Fleeting Moment on the J Train: Robert Janitz on his recent work
“I used to be obsessed with the idea that the paintings only show you their backside, as if the real painting’s on the other side”
“Coming Apart as Much as Coming Together”: A Conversation with Clive Hodgson
His debut US show opened at White Columns this week
The World isn’t a Monochrome: In the Studio with DeShawn Dumas
A young painter on the eve of his first solo exhibition in New York
