Interviews

Viennese author Stefanie Sargnagel talks about her idol, the caricaturist Manfred Deix

Q. What could you imagine doing if you didn’t do what you do? A. Drifting on a boat.

The curator of the Prado Museum's 'El Greco and Modern Painting' exhibition on the artist's enduring influence

Wayne Thiebaud in conversation with Thomas Demand

Tom Newth interviews Canadian filmmaker Denis Côté about documentary cinema and his latest film 'Que ta joie demeure' (Joy of Man's Desiring)

An interview with Berlin-based artists Dani Gal and Assaf Gruber, the organizers of the ‘Closer to Gaza’ benefit auction

An interview with German director Christian Petzold whose new film Phoenix will be in cinemas this autumn

Art historian Sarah Archino explains her research on Duchamp and the press at the largest Duchamp collection in Europe, held in the Schwerin Museum

Timotheus Vermeulen talks to philosopher Rosi Braidotti about the pitfalls of speculative realism

Rashid Johnson talks to Tom Morton about fiction, humour and homage

A conversation between Ed Atkins and Matthew De Abaitua about the intertwining of art and technology

Q. What do you wish you knew? A. How to answer questions in a complex, honest and clever way.

Films and sculptures about ambiguity and materiality

Q: What was the first poem you remember reading? A: Beowulf, at school. 

Tobias Madison talks to Elvia Wilk about the liberating effects of alienation, running an education department for MoMA PS1, New York this summer and why art should be a hobby

Berlin-based musician Jam Rostron aka Planningtorock tells Jan Kedves why US comedian Melissa McCarthy is a feminist icon

On the 20th anniversary of Derek Jarman’s death, Paul Schütze speaks to Simon Fisher Turner about composing music for his friend’s movies

Puncturing fantasies: exhausted images and the ‘me’ generation

Daniel Pflumm was a central figure in the cultural scene of 1990s Berlin. Pflumm rarely gives interviews. Jan Kedves and Dominikus Müller spoke with him

Actor and theatre director Herbert Fritsch on his love of art – from Jackson Pollock to Dieter Roth – and not using scripts