Sheila Heti Discusses Artistic Systems and Upcoming Works on ArtReview Podcast
Sheila Heti, a writer known for novels, fables, a fashion book, a play, and philosophical inquiries into daily life, recently appeared on ArtReview's podcast 'Subject, Object, Verb'. Hosted by Ross Simonini, the episode delves into Heti's examination of the writer's role, the boundaries of books, and the range of literary forms. She shares insights on employing systems in artistic practice and her fascination with metacognition. Two forthcoming projects, Alphabetical Diary and Pure Colour, were highlighted during the conversation. The podcast, produced by ArtReview and Ross Simonini, explores links between artists, art, and existence. Additional information about Heti's work and workshops is available at Sheilaheti.com. A photo by Jamie Campbell accompanies the episode.
Key facts
- Sheila Heti is a writer who explores the writer's role and literature's limits
- She has authored novels, fables, a fashion book, a play, and philosophical works
- Heti appeared on ArtReview's podcast 'Subject, Object, Verb' hosted by Ross Simonini
- She discussed using systems in art and her interest in thinking about thinking
- Two upcoming works, Alphabetical Diary and Pure Colour, were mentioned
- The podcast examines connections between artists, art, and life
- It was produced by ArtReview and Ross Simonini
- A photo by Jamie Campbell is included with the episode
Entities
Artists
- Sheila Heti
- Ross Simonini
- Jamie Campbell
Institutions
- ArtReview