Interviews

Interviews You'll Talk About

Anne and Arthur Goldstein Reflect On the Responsibility of the Collector

The couple recently donated 70 artworks to the Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University in New Jersey, bringing the total number of works they have given to the institution to 160.

By Elisa Carollo

Leslie Lewis Sigler On Turning Heirlooms into Portraits of a Life

She treats each object in her paintings not as a mere item but as a human-like individual with its own story and thoughts.

By Xinyi Ye

Her Great-Grandfather Founded a Jewelry Dynasty. She’s Building Something It Never Had.

Haverhill Leach is a fifth-generation name and a first-generation jeweler, and the gap between those two things is her whole story.

By Merin Curotto

In Liang Fu’s Latest Work, a Vision of Humanity Touched by Relentless Entropy

By Elisa Carollo

Liwei Liao Creates a Tasting Menu of His Own at The Butcher’s Counter

By Andy Wang

At Chishuru, Adejoké Bakare Is Cooking West African Cuisine on Her Own Terms

By Emily Zemler

“It’s About Time”: At 86, Gladys Nilsson Gets Her First Major Retrospective

By Mána Taylor

Inside the Calvert Brothers’ Art Club for Everyone

By Elisa Carollo

Fine Art Insurance Is Often Worth More for What It Prevents Than What It Pays Out

By Elisa Carollo

The Essentials With Joey Wölffer: Horses, Sag Harbor Haunts and Carrying on the Family Business

By Marissa DeSantis

Joshua Foulquier Built a Restaurant Around the Art His Mother Loved

By Christa Terry

Judy Glickman Lauder’s Vast Trove of Photography Is a Portrait of Its Collector

By Sarah Moroz

How Kate Lee and Clovis Lima Jr. Are Connecting the Creative Cultures of Asia and Latin America

By Elisa Carollo

How an Idea Becomes an Institution or Exhibition That Outlives Its Moment

By Christa Terry

Honolulu Museum of Art Director David Odo On Centering Hawaiʻi in the Institution’s Mission

By Elisa Carollo

NowHere Bets On the Japanese Artists New York’s Gallery System Overlooked

By Elisa Carollo

At The Idle Rocks, a Refreshed Cornwall Classic Finds Its Rhythm

By Emily Zemler

At the First Bienal del Agua, Demetrio Paparoni Makes Water Political

By Elisa Carollo

Julian Schnabel On Showcasing the Essentials at Château La Coste

By Sarah Moroz

At Vraic, Nathan Davies Puts Guernsey’s Coast on the Plate

By Emily Zemler

Tran Luong Considers Vietnam’s Reality Through an Imagined Underwater World

By Elisa Carollo

Jean-Marc Bustamante Gives Arles a New Contemporary Art Space

By Elisa Carollo

How Nicola Lees Recentered the Aspen Art Museum Around Artists Instead of Objects

By Elisa Carollo

Carmen Argote Turns Cochineal’s Extractive History Into a Study of Embodiment

By Elisa Carollo

Interviews You'll Talk About

Anne and Arthur Goldstein Reflect On the Responsibility of the Collector

Leslie Lewis Sigler On Turning Heirlooms into Portraits of a Life

Her Great-Grandfather Founded a Jewelry Dynasty. She’s Building Something It Never Had.

In Liang Fu’s Latest Work, a Vision of Humanity Touched by Relentless Entropy

Liwei Liao Creates a Tasting Menu of His Own at The Butcher’s Counter

At Chishuru, Adejoké Bakare Is Cooking West African Cuisine on Her Own Terms

“It’s About Time”: At 86, Gladys Nilsson Gets Her First Major Retrospective

Inside the Calvert Brothers’ Art Club for Everyone

Fine Art Insurance Is Often Worth More for What It Prevents Than What It Pays Out

The Essentials With Joey Wölffer: Horses, Sag Harbor Haunts and Carrying on the Family Business

Joshua Foulquier Built a Restaurant Around the Art His Mother Loved

Judy Glickman Lauder’s Vast Trove of Photography Is a Portrait of Its Collector

How Kate Lee and Clovis Lima Jr. Are Connecting the Creative Cultures of Asia and Latin America

How an Idea Becomes an Institution or Exhibition That Outlives Its Moment

Honolulu Museum of Art Director David Odo On Centering Hawaiʻi in the Institution’s Mission

NowHere Bets On the Japanese Artists New York’s Gallery System Overlooked

At The Idle Rocks, a Refreshed Cornwall Classic Finds Its Rhythm

At the First Bienal del Agua, Demetrio Paparoni Makes Water Political

Julian Schnabel On Showcasing the Essentials at Château La Coste

At Vraic, Nathan Davies Puts Guernsey’s Coast on the Plate

Tran Luong Considers Vietnam’s Reality Through an Imagined Underwater World

Jean-Marc Bustamante Gives Arles a New Contemporary Art Space

How Nicola Lees Recentered the Aspen Art Museum Around Artists Instead of Objects

Carmen Argote Turns Cochineal’s Extractive History Into a Study of Embodiment

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