Interviews

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An interview with Gerhard Rühm

BY Pablo Larios |

Lucie Stahl talks scanners, fluids and non sequiturs

BY Jonathan Griffin |

Author Helene Hegemann recalls dancing with Hamburg-based musician Malakoff Kowalski

BY Helene Hegemann |

Jennifer Doyle discusses her new book, Hold it Against Me: Difficulty and Emotion in Contemporary Art

BY Jennifer Doyle AND Erik Morse |

Dutch artist Germaine Kruip discusses her attempt to capture phenomenological events and affects through installations and performances via modernist abstraction

BY Annie Godfrey Larmon |

Film director Nicolas Roeg talks to his friend, the artist John Stezaker, about collage, editing and memory, and film’s ability to ‘trap shadows’

BY John Stezaker |

Collagist John Stezaker and writer-curator David Campany discuss the legacy of Surrealist encounters with photography

The Director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, discusses his favourite art works and how he would like to have dinner with Rubens

Q. What image keeps you company in the space where you work? A. The window.

BY Raimundas Malašauskas |

T.J. Wilcox talks to Kirsty Bell about his latest video project, In the Air, which opens at the Whitney Museum in September

BY Kirsty Bell |

The image of ‘work’ and the relation between art and labour

BY Max Andrews |

An interview with Michèle Bernstein, novelist and founding member of the Situationist International

BY Gavin Everall |

Q: What do you like the look of?
A: People’s faces when they are very surprised.

Artist Karin Sander and social scientist Harald Welzer have known each other since Welzer exhibited Sander’s works as a gallerist in Hanover in the 1990s. In his most recent book Selbst denken. Eine Anleitung zum Widerstand (Thinking for Ourselves: a Manual for Resistance, 2013), Welzer calls for a move away from the ideology of economic growth, in light of world­­‑wide economic crises, calling instead for intelligent concepts for a ‘culture of reduction’. Intelligent reduction is exactly what Sander’s art engages with time and again. This conversation between Sander and Welzer, moderated by Jörg Heiser, includes a conceptual intervention by Sander.

Gallerist, collector, curator and director René Block talks to artist Maria Eichhorn about ambition in art, the unexplored diversity of Fluxus and the importance of music in a career spanning 50 years

BY Maria Eichhorn |

Choreographer William Forsythe speaks to Astrid Kaminski about ‘wrong’ kinds of comedy, philosophy in dance and brief bouts of weightlessness

BY Astrid Kaminski |

An interview between curator Virginie Bobin and artists Libia Castro and Ólafur Ólafsson discussing music, the public and private, national identity, mobility and humour.

BY Virginie Bobin |

Q: What is art for?
A: To escape.

Studio pottery, anti-art, John Fahey and compost

BY Tom Morton |

David Levine, whose work embraces theatre, performance and video, discusses acting and identity

BY Dan Fox |