Interviews What Art Can Be, But Also What Art Can Do: In Conversation with Senghor Reid How did you come to start painting? My mother is an artist and my dad was an art ...
Interviews Art as a Practice of History, Memory, and Education: In Conversation with Chelsea A. Flowers How has the move from Cleveland to Detroit affected your art practice? Has it shaped your thinking in any ...
Interviews What Kind of Futures Artworks Open: In Conversation with Boris Groys Back in 2016 you wrote in an essay for e-flux entitled “The Truth of Art” that “the central question ...
Interviews What is Your Medicine: In Conversation with Sabrina Nelson” How has teaching affected your practice? It depends on what I’m teaching. I am more than anything coaching ...
Interviews Making Way to Visibility and Inclusion: In Conversation with Darryl DeAngelo Terrell How did your art practice begin? Photography for me really started with an admiration and love for fashion. ...
Interviews Making as an Act of Connection to History and Environment: In Conversation with Ryan Standfest What led you to start Rotland Press? Rotland is what I call “a state of mind.” A way ...
Interviews By Teens, For Teens: In Conversation with Morgan Leake and J.J. Thompson of the MOCAD Teen Council How did you both come to be involved in the MOCAD Teen Council? M: I started MOCAD in ...
Interviews Undoing “America” as a Way of Seeing: In Conversation with Nicholas Mirzoeff Nicholas Mirzoeff is a visual activist, working at the intersection of politics, race and global/visual culture. In 2020-21 ...
Interviews To Care for the Object: In Conversation with Lauren Jackson Harris Lauren Harris is a fine art management professional, independent curator, and creative director from Atlanta, GA. Harris most recently ...
Interviews Ritual as a Space of Restoration: In Conversation with Cherise Morris Cherise Morris is a Detroit-based poet, multidisciplinary artist, ritualist and community healer born and raised in rural Virginia. ...