Artcritical Interview Series: Artists, Poets, and Curators on Legacy and Practice
Artcritical's interview archive features conversations with artists, poets, and curators exploring themes of legacy, estate management, and creative process. Jill Magid examines estate problems in her recent work. A show at Ryan Lee culminates an 8-year project. A Dallas dealer discusses the city's emerging arts scene. An artist conveys nurturing and care through paint. Two poets discuss publishing and the economics of success. A performance artist, curator, and writer discusses her new book on Cuban art. Schahbaz discusses Indo-Persian miniatures' influence. A punk rock veteran discusses new paintings. An artist discusses her developing approach to facture. Felix Bernstein describes his affair with Jack Smith's work to curator Jay Sanders.
Key facts
- Jill Magid's work examines an estate problem.
- A show at Ryan Lee is the culmination of an 8-year project.
- A Dallas dealer discusses the city's emerging arts scene.
- An artist conveys with paint how it feels to nurture and care while being feral.
- Two poets discuss publishing and the economics of success.
- A performance artist, curator, and writer discusses her new book about Cuban art.
- Schahbaz discusses Indo-Persian miniatures' influence in her work.
- An artist and punk rock veteran discusses new paintings and his life.
- An artist discusses her developing approach to facture.
- Felix Bernstein describes to curator Jay Sanders his affair with the work and ghost of Jack Smith.
Entities
Artists
- Jill Magid
- Felix Bernstein
- Jack Smith
- Schahbaz
Institutions
- Ryan Lee
- artcritical
Locations
- Dallas