Christian Quin Newell: A Dream Sequence

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Christian Quin Newell: A Dream Sequence

As soon as I first read about the practice of London-based Christian Quin Newell, I knew I wanted to interview him. His show there this past summer at Public Gallery was a collection of—and I direc December 20, 2024
Tim Conlon the Freight Painter

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Tim Conlon the Freight Painter

We have a longstanding romance with the American train, a slow and poetic vision that crosses rivers, slices through mountains and connects towns, cities and new frontiers. The railroad has been the December 19, 2024
Raquel Van Haver: The Outsider Weaves Herself In

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Raquel Van Haver: The Outsider Weaves Herself In

Raquel van Haver admits she’s always felt like an outsider. While the Colombian visual artist, who lives and works in the Netherlands, has decided to return to her roots, she insists that she’ll December 17, 2024
De-Generations of London Graffiti: A Story of 10FOOT, TOX and FUME

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De-Generations of London Graffiti: A Story of 10FOOT, TOX and FUME

Right off the bat, the guy on the other end of the encrypted conversation tells me, “If I state something, it’s really just a question.” He goes by the name 10FOOT, not because he’s the most December 16, 2024
Anthony Cudahy: The Inflections of Somebody

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Anthony Cudahy: The Inflections of Somebody

It begins with a space. The original, creaking floors of GRIMM's Tribeca space brings out something special in the viewing of Anthony Cudahy’s paintings, a show I wanted to see before speaking with December 09, 2024
Amanda Ba: Frustration and Desire

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Amanda Ba: Frustration and Desire

Why, why, why? This word echoed throughout my mind after a conversation with artist Amanda Ba. Three simple letters strung together in an attempt to find solace in the questions of our daily existenc December 02, 2024
The Winter Cover Story: Clayton Schiff and a Left Turn at the Far Side

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The Winter Cover Story: Clayton Schiff and a Left Turn at the Far Side

We rarely know what to do with the absurd, let alone define it. We might say to ourselves, “Oh, life is so absurd,” but indeed, is it just an endless sequence (maybe an array?) of illogical event November 25, 2024
Laugh, Cry, Fight… with the Guerrilla Girls

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Laugh, Cry, Fight… with the Guerrilla Girls

While researching for this interview, I came across a quote by Yayoi Kusama, “Every time I have had a problem, I have confronted it with the axe of art.” So simply put, this statement perfectly s November 20, 2024
Hannah Wilson: Cinematic Mode

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Hannah Wilson: Cinematic Mode

Embedded in this interview is a required watchlist: Motion pictures that catalyze the arresting paintings of Hannah Wilson (who was recently on our Radio Juxtapoz podcast). While film stills launch i October 21, 2024
Cey Adams: The Universal

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Cey Adams: The Universal

There are people that we call “The Bridge,” connecting two sides of cultural milieu together into something not only others can traverse across but also a solid foundation for it to last for deca October 14, 2024
Natia Lemay: The Act of Being Seen

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Natia Lemay: The Act of Being Seen

Natia Lemay entered her first gallery space when she was 33 years old. This feels quite relevant to reference as we look at the trajectory and backstory of the artist. Born in Winnipeg and now dividi October 07, 2024
Wendy Red Star: What's in a Name

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Wendy Red Star: What's in a Name

“A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” During my conversation with Wendy Red Star, I kept thinking about Shakespeare not only because of the alluring way in which Red Star talks about h September 30, 2024
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