Interview

Small paintings of attuned attention.

Painting’s proximity to music and performance.

On her latest album, anime, and Édouard Glissant.

A novel set in Vietnam and the United States about inheriting stories and forging new ones.

The pioneering Polish video artist discusses illness, vulnerability, and Foucault.

A poetry collection that explores American capitalism, trauma, and the absurd precision of objects.

The founder of the Red Hook Art Project is devoted to helping her Brooklyn neighborhood thrive through arts, education, and the resources her community urgently needs.

Paintings and sculpture that express strength and vulnerability.

Clowns, compost, and decomposition.

A nonfiction project that uses inventive storytelling to create a new thought paradigm about climate change.

Abstract painting dreamscapes.

Painting appropriated images on canvas.

At the heart of Olivier’s sculptural inquiry is the fate of our existing and future monuments. How can they teach, and change us?

Art that addresses colonial legacies.

Painting at the tattered ends of masculinity.

A story collection about parenting in a post-apocalyptic world.

Texts, installations, and performances that address the global operations of race.

Painting as a body; canvas as a skin.

A collection of essays about leaving a cult, joining the air force, being homeless, coming out, and finding your way to yourself through words.