Interview

Who has time to rest during Art Basel? Art Production Fund and Opening Ceremony insist you do.  BLOG POSTED: 12/01/09

Why sell anything when the economy's not buying? From July 24–28, the X Initiative hosts "No Soul for Sale," a gathering of 38 not-for-profit centers, alternative institutions, artists' collectives and independent enterprises who get free, undivided space to devise an installation of their choosing. The spaces come from as far and in as many forms as Trinidad's Studio Film Club, Peter Doig and Che Lovelace's blog and Caribbean film screening series, and Artis Contemporary Israeli Art Fund, an art production organization based between New York and Tel Aviv. In Interview's commitment to No Soul For Sale, we've focused on three spaces of decresing distance form our fair city—Kling&Bang, an artist space in Reyjavik; Vox Populi, an elected board of artists; and Dispatch, a commercial space run out of a small artist storefront on the Lower East Side. It's an anthropological survey of spaces with different conditions and mi  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 06/19/09

The New York art world can also be a cruel place, for artists who aren't Richard Prince and don't make the museum circuit. Interview celebrates Peter Saul and Barry Le Va.  BLOG POSTED: 04/08/09

The Whitechapel Gallery set up shop in East London in 1901, before the neighborhood  was crawling with posh artist types in members-only social clubs. Now the gallery has a new look  BLOG POSTED: 04/06/09