First 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: Dena Winter (FKA May Waver)
Dena Winter (FKA May Waver) joins the podcast to talk tenderness, self, and set production.
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: Jillian Mayer
Miami's own Jillian Mayer stopped by this week to discuss her new show at Postmasters Gallery, the Singularity, doomsday prepping and more.
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 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: Eileen Isagon Skyers
Eileen Isagon Skyers is an artist, writer, curator, and gallerist in Brooklyn, NY. She was incredibly fun to speak with and we covered a million topics!
Read MorePODCAST: Alix Pearlstein
Video artist Alix Pearlstein is the guest on this week's podcast, chatting about her years-long crusade to complicate the relationship between camera, subject, and viewer.
Read MorePODCAST: Molly Soda
If you've been online in the last decade, you probably think that you know artist Molly Soda. It might be time to think again, screedlers.
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.
Read MoreLorelei Ramirez Is Not Dead Yet
Lorelei Ramirez, thankfully, isn't dead. Tonight is her monthly show at Starr Bar in Bushwick, something only a living person could host. We talked about horror, putting together elaborate performances, and a few things that the art world and comedy world could both stand to address.
Read MoreAndrea McGinty Logs On And Finds Bad Things
Artist Andrea McGinty's got a brand new book, Ah Yes Bad Things, from Soft City Printing being released at Printed Matter this week. We got a chance to talk about a lot of things like her addiction to shitposting on Twitter, sculpture, post-exhibition depression, writing, and her recent solo exhibition in Bogotá, Colombia.
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