Interview

Remember when New York City was a place where the hopeful, the talented, and the lost came
to get found, live cheaply, and become great (not just rich) artists? Well, it hasn’t seemed like
that kind of place for a while, but a new young art scene is emerging in all the boroughs that is more excited about the city streets than the white walls of Chelsea.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 06/08/09

After last night, artists aged 83 and over finally get their day in the sun.  BLOG POSTED: 05/28/09

When I first asked sculptor Kasia Fudakowski for an interview, she took me aside, "Do you want to do the deed with the work as witnesses, or more discreetly in a coffee shop?"  BLOG POSTED: 03/31/09

Sophie Calle uses disturbing personal details of her life—and sometimes she appropriates “inappropriate” details of other people’s lives, whether they know it or not—as the raw material
of her work. It is sensational, in a way. But her work is not the aesthete’s version of reality television.  The iconic French artist knows very well where her life ends and where her art begins.
Sophie Calle may be a piece of work, but her work is art.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/24/09

No one comes to Miami during fair week just to look at art. What people like to do here is talk about it. They look at each other and talk.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/08/08