Interviews

Irma Blank – who has been creating her 'writings' for over 50 years – talks about her relationship to word and image

The independent curator on 25 years in the arts

Q: What do you wish you knew? A: All that I don’t, of course!

On the eve of his first survey exhibition, Yoshua Okón talks to Magalí Arriola about Mexico, CIA covert ops, globalization and a derelict statue of George H. W. Bush

Q: What should stay the same? A: Change.

Recently awarded a USA Artist Fellowship, Lynn Hershman Leeson speaks about cultural technologies, personal narratives and alter egos 

Cosey Fanni Tutti talks to Paul Clinton about feminism, freedom and the politics of the personal

Writer Hari Kunzru speaks about his new novel, White Tears, a timely reflection on race, class and cultural appropriation in the US

Q. What is art for? A. To tell us where we are.

Q: What are you reading? A: About what money can’t buy

From the banal to the brutal to the beautiful, the work of the Dutch artist is a reminder to never stop being disobedient

An interview with Chris Reinecke about her LIDL performances in collaboration with Jörg Immendorf, and her recent work

Q. What could you imagine doing if you didn’t do what you do? A. Being a charismatic leader.

Q. What should change? A. Everything. Q. What should stay the same? A. Everything

Q. What do you wish you knew? A. There are so many things

Wim T. Schippers on his long and diverse career

An interview with Aric Chen, M+ curator of architecture and design, about his plans for the collection and revisiting historical global narratives

Q. What should stay the same? A. Love.

The second of three articles exploring art, class and precarity: an interview with writer and sociologist Didier Eribon

An activist as well as an artist, Navjot Altaf talks about why political struggle is a process, not an event