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Art In Conversation

GINA BEAVERS with EJ Hauser

Gina Beavers speaks with artist EJ Hauser about her solo show, World War Me; the shifting cultural relationship to makeup and femininity; and the role social media and memes play in her painting practice.

Art In Conversation

MICHAEL JOO with Amanda Gluibizzi

Michael Joo speaks with Amanda Gluibizzi about liminal space, the physicality of his performance works, and his scientific research methods.

Art In Conversation

ERIK LINDMAN with Louis Block

On the occasion of his solo show at Peter Blum Gallery, painter Erik Lindman speaks with Louis Block about landscape, refining gesture, and the Perceval myth.

Art In Conversation

ODILI DONALD ODITA with Tom McGlynn

Odili Donald Odita speaks with Tom McGlynn about his installations, the importance of drawing, and the politics of abstract art.

Art In Conversation

RICHARD SHIFF with Jessamine Batario

We connected via Zoom to discuss Shiff's most recent publication, Sensuous Thoughts: Essays on the Work of Donald Judd (2020).

From the Publisher & Artistic Director

Dear Friends and Readers,

“The greatness of America lies not in being more enlightened that any other nation, but gathering in her ability to repair her faults.” –Alexis de Tocqueville

Editor's Message

On Edge(s)

In 2009 the Museum of Modern Art made a major announcement concerning its displays that was dutifully reported by the New York Times: the chief curator of painting and sculpture, Ann Temkin, had decided to remove the frames from the museum’s collection of Abstract Expressionist paintings, thus “freeing” the paintings from the “domestication” of the gallery space.

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OCT 2020

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