Interviews
Olafur Eliasson
Olafur Eliasson has long been fascinated by the things few others notice. In his own words, the Icelandic-Danish artist on transforming place and space.
Articles
Stories
Weaving Dis-Comforters
Intimate and revelatory, Riley’s narrative textiles present her parables of self within densely layered social contexts and family histories as a disquieting investigation of identity and habit.
Interviews
David Altmejd
David Altmejd wants you to walk around that creation, to circle that feeling, both physically and metaphorically.
Stories
Adele Renault is the Composer
After LA burned, Belgian painter Adele Renault got on her bike to find the new landscape of the place she calls home
Stories
Romania is Changing
A look into the rich, eclectic and electric new world of Romanian art and through the artists, curators and places where it is blooming
Facts & Fiction
Nowhere To Go But Everywhere
Trace Marshall documents a day in the life of San Francisco and Mission School originator, Barry McGee.
Interviews
Salomón Huerta
On the precipice of a new solo show and admiration for Morandi, the Mexican-American and Los Angeles artist is battling his past while facing an uncertain present
Stories
Jazz, Clay, and the Alchemy of Form
In retrospect, Frimkess’ body of work can be seen not merely as the output of a ceramicist, but as the expression of an artist engaged in an ongoing metaphysical exploration.
Facts & Fiction
Down by the Water
A ghost story in 3 parts, by Shaquille Heath