PODCAST: Beth Campbell
Installation artist Beth Campbell was visiting Austin from New York this past week to unveil a new public work for the collection of Landmarks at the University of Texas.
Read MoreFirst Look: Ariel René Jackson in Art in America
For the February issue of Art in America, I got to write a little piece on podcast alumnus Ariel René Jackson. Link to it here, and check out her appearance on episode 58 of the podcast.
Read MorePODCAST: Tabitha Nikolai
Portland artist Tabitha Nikolai joins this week to talk earnest rites of suburban occult, junk food asteroids, isolation in the gamer’s den, and Nightcore.
Read MorePODCAST: Alex Schmidt
Artist and comedian Alex Schmidt shares all the details around her queer utopia, Group Fail Pony Play, currently on view at Leslie-Lohman Museum in New York City.
Read MorePODCAST: Laura Bernstein
Let’s talk cryptids! Artist Laura Bernstein is my guest this week.
Read MorePODCAST: Lex Brown
Lex Brown rules! After catching one of her performances at the New Museum, I was blown away. She was kind enough to drop by for an episode this week. Can you believe this is the 70th episode?!?
Read MoreSTUDIO VISIT: Laura Bernstein
Laura Bernstein invited me over to her studio in DUMBO last week. It’s a total freak show!
Read MorePODCAST: Alex Da Corte
Recorded in Alex Da Corte’s Philadelphia studio, we discussed fear, why everything he makes is a bong, and his many friendships and collaborations.
Read MorePODCAST: Ariel Jackson
Ariel Jackson joins over Skype from UT Austin to talk about how the history of African American farming, the politics of education, science fiction, and comedy have influenced her interdisciplinary studio practice.
Read MorePODCAST: Carly Mark
Artist Carly Mark talks moving from studio art into film, including her recent horror short Know Nothing, a film she co-wrote and stars in called Puppet, and an upcoming, top secret feature-length she'll be working on for the next two years.
Read MorePODCAST: David Kennedy Cutler
Last weekend, I went out to East Hampton to visit David Kennedy Cutler and camp out for the night in his installation, "Off Season," at Halsey McKay.
Read MorePODCAST: Andrea McGinty
Andrea McGinty AKA @lifecreep is my guest this week and we gabbed about cooking, sculpture, the brutality of teens, and more.
Read MoreMichael Welsh's Hippie Punk Poetry Bunker at Interstate Projects
One of my best friends, artist Michael Welsh, has a fucking knockout solo show at Interstate Projects up through February 4th.
Read MorePODCAST: Sara Greenberger Rafferty
I've been bugging my good pal and unofficial mentor, Sara Greenberger Rafferty, to come do an episode of Humor and the Abject for months. We finally managed to schedule one and I had the best time catching up with her.
Read MorePODCAST: Andrew Ross
Artist Andrew Ross has knocked out three solo exhibitions this year between New York and Milan, yet somehow found the time to swing through for the latest episode.
Read MorePODCAST: Chloe Wise
On this week's episode of the podcast, I spoke with my pal, Chloe Wise, about a ton of stuff.
Read More"Aggressive" Three-Course Sunday Supporting the Arts Meal: Christine Navin at Catbox Contemporary, Libby Rothfeld at Bureau, Ana Fabrega at Starr Bar
Three boroughs. Three events. One Supporter of the Arts. I had an "aggressive night" and I felt fucking great this morning.
Read MorePODCAST: Orlando Estrada
Episode twenty-six of the Humor and the Abject podcast welcomes visual and performance artist Orlando Estrada.
Read MoreTragicomic Multiplicity: David Kennedy Cutler's 1:1 at Derek Eller Gallery
In 1:1, his third solo exhibition at Derek Eller Gallery, artist David Kennedy Cutler goes gonzo with self-replication. How am I not myself?
Read MoreDoreen Garner's "Doctor's Hours" is an Exhibition, Tattoo Shop, and School of History
Doreen Garner's newest solo exhibition, Doctor's Hours, at Larrie in the LES utilizes multiple artistic strategies to illuminate medical exploitation of Black bodies.
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