Lens-based artist Steven Seidenberg in conversation with Isabel Hou about his series/book, The Architecture of Silence, which documents the abandoned lives in the Italian South and the failed post-war land reform movement (Riforma Fondiaria)
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Lens-based artist Steven Seidenberg in conversation with Isabel Hou about his series/book, The Architecture of Silence, which documents the abandoned lives in the Italian South and the failed post-war land reform movement (Riforma Fondiaria)
An interview with conceptual artist Patricia Carr Morgan about her wide-ranging work exploring memory, loss, reality, & the impacts of climate change
Isabel Hou talks with Mexico-based artist Jerry McLaughlin about his abstract artworks, which incorporate unusual materials like ash from bog peat and willow fires, his inspiration from architectural elements & surfaces in central Mexico, & more
A look back at some of the notable INTERLOCUTOR interviews, reviews, and podcast episodes from 2023
An interview with Chicago-based artist Yuge Zhou about her video art installation series Love Letters and its two new episodes now up at the Museum of Contemporary Photography
Rosalind Withers, daughter of Civil Rights Movement photographer Ernest C. Withers, discusses the exhibition Flash Points: The Photography of Ernest C. Withers
In our latest podcast interview, Dutch artist Martine Johanna discusses her overall thematic approaches, the works displayed in her third solo show for New York’s Massey Klein Gallery, How to Eliminate Stress and Anxiety Through Good Housekeeping + much more
Artist Maliza Kiasuwa discusses the mixed-media collage and sculpture work in her solo show Art as a weapon, now on display at Morton Fine Art in Washington, DC
A brilliantly perceptive interview with artist Martine Johanna about her solo show How to Eliminate Stress and Anxiety through Good Housekeeping, up through May 20 at NYC’s Massey Klein Gallery
French experimental photographer Alexis Pichot discusses his recent series Insula, which presents haunting and starkly beautiful imagery of rocky coastlines and small islands partly illuminated by a full moon
New York City-based artist Philippe Halaburda talks about his use of “psychogeographic mapping” expressed through the unique conceptual landscapes he creates with abstracted colors and lines
A repost of our June 2021 interview with Meg Lionel Murphy about her vibrant and emotionally charged paintings
Meg Lionel Murphy talks about her vibrant and emotionally charged paintings — now on display for her debut NYC solo exhibition at The Untitled Space
An interview with Berlin-based ceramic artist Hinrich Kröger about his work currently up at the C24 Gallery’s group show “Earthen Delights”
Artist Adia Millet talks about the work currently up for her solo show “The Moon is Always Full” at Morton Fine Art in Washington DC
Artist Cheryl Molnar discusses her striking multilayered collage paintings — on display now at her “Sites Unseen” show at New York’s C24 Gallery
Performance-based photographer Miss Meatface talks about her unsettling and surreal imagery - currently on exhibition at The Untitled Space in New York
Artist Ken Weathersby talks about his Dream Paintings series currently showing at MINUS SPACE in Brooklyn
Artist Daniel Rich discusses his stunning large-scale architectural-based paintings