Interviews

Q. What do you wish you knew? A. How to sing and play guitar better than Caetano Veloso.

Anthony McCall reflects on sculpting with light and durational drawing in his 40-year career

With her Whitechapel show opening today in London, Mary Heilmann talks about studying in California, ‘home arts’ and surfing

A conversation with theatre director Milo Rau about responsibility, empathy and 'meta-slavery'

Q. What do you wish you knew? A. How to drive an HGV; how to repair a roof.

Amy Sherlock chairs a discussion between Caroline Achaintre, Aaron Angell, Alison Britton and Richard Slee about their work in clay

Ahead of her upcoming solo show at the Whitney Museum in New York, Sophia Al-Maria talks shopping malls, war, climate change and Gulf futurism

Q: If you could live with only one piece of art, what would it be? A: ‘Probably my old Schimmel upright piano.’

Taryn Simon speaks about her new project, a collaboration with a nuclear facility in Russia

Q. What do you like the look of? A. I like the look of you. You're looking pretty good.

Q. What should stay the same? A. I don’t understand the question.

Frieze Projects curator, Cecilia Alemani, reveals her unrealized (and occasionally unrealizable) projects

Jacolby Satterwhite talks to Evan Moffitt about animation, sex and choreography

Judith Clark talks to Diane Simpson about the influence of abstraction, architecture and fashion on her sculptures

Matt Mullican talks about his 40-year career in relation to his recent project, The Meaning of Things

The artist Julia Scher talks about her series of 'Surveillance Beds'

Q. If you could live with only one piece of art what would it be? A. Las Meninas (1656), my first art-love. 

Q. What should change? A. My hairstyle.

Artist Peter Wächtler talked to Walter Swennen about the pitfalls of poetry and painting as an impure practice

Q. What should change? A. Religious obsessions.