OPENING
“City Life Shouldn’t Be Owned”: Photographer Joseph Cochran II Wants a New York for the People
July 14, 2025
At the opening of “Public Work,” his solo show at Swivel Gallery, the photographer talked to us about gentrification, bureaucracy, and documenting the inner workings of city life.
IN CONVERSATION
Cecilia Vicuña and Giuliana Furci on Mushrooms, Brain Rot, and the End of the World
July 11, 2025
“There are lots of studies devoted to what A.I. is doing to the human brain,” the poet and artist told the mycologist Giuliana Furci. “It’s actually rotting the brain.”
TELL-ALL
After Living in the Shadow Of Her Artist Ex-Husband, Anna Condo Is Coming Clean
July 9, 2025
After the opening of her exhibition at SuperRare’s offline gallery, the artist and ex-wife of George Condo went on the record for the first time about her life as a muse, among other pursuits.
CREATOR
Star Amerasu and Elliot Page on Wishes, Warhol, and Queer Liberation
June 24, 2025
“It’s about using my anger to motivate me to help other people,” the multi-hyphenate tells her friend and collaborator. “I think our trans-cestors were very much like that.”
SMOKE BREAK
“Nudity Is Just Normal”: Stripping Down With Photographer Marie Tomanova
June 17, 2025
“I grew up in a family where nudity is just normal and nothing weird,” said the photographer at the launch of “Kate, For You,” her new photo book. “It’s kind of a Czech thing.”
OPENING
Adrien Brody Wants You to Know He’s Serious About His Art
May 30, 2025
“I find great creative autonomy and freedom in creating tangible, visual art,” said the two-time Oscar winner at the opening of “Made in America,” his new exhibition of paintings.
WALK THROUGH
How Poetry Inspired Artist Lotus L. Kang’s Uninhabitable Greenhouse at 52 Walker
May 28, 2025
“I’m offering you to enact your own internal experience,” says the Toronto-born, New York-based artist of her new installation “Already,” now on view at 52 Walker.
TINSELTOWN
“Haunted by the Ghost of Hollywood”: Inside Ryan Murphy’s New Suite at the Chateau Marmont
May 27, 2025
After spending the first few years of his career bunkered down at the Chateau Marmont, the writer and director now has a permanent office at the storied hotel, designed in collaboration with L.A. gallerist Trevor Cheney.
CLICK
In Chessa Subbiondo’s Photographs, Hot Girls Are Always Crying
May 21, 2025
The photographer joined us to explain how she cultivated her icy, deadpan vision in her first photography book, “SPLINT.”
OPENING
Can a Portland Gallery Make It In New York? The Girls Behind ILY2 Think So.
May 15, 2025
“Of course it’s a risk,” says Jeanine Jablonski of launching her and Allie Furlotti’s gallery, ILY2, in New York. “But I keep saying that if there was a time to take a risk, it’s now.”
ICON
Founding Editor Gerard Malanga Takes Us Back to the Early Days of Interview
May 9, 2025
To mark the release of a new monograph, “Gerard Malanga’s Secret Cinema,” the photographer joined us to look back on a life spent in and around Warhol’s Factory.
IN CONVERSATION
Getting Up Close and Personal with Painters Emma McIntyre and Richard Hawkins
May 6, 2025
After opening their recent gallery shows in Hong Kong, the two artists caught up about their shared obsessions, from Baudelaire’s poems to the work of historian Michael Levey.
MET
Jeremy O. Harris and Met Curator Monica Miller Give Us a Lesson in Black Dandyism
May 5, 2025
“I don’t want to think about the beginning of Black dandyism as happening to Black people,” says the curator of the Costume Institute’s new exhibition. “No, the minute it happened, they understood what it meant.”
TOUCH GRASS
Flowers, Fungi, and Decomposed Condoms: Inside the Mad World Earth Day Showcase
April 30, 2025
At the annual Earth Day Celebration hosted by SoMad, a collection of New Yorkers told us why nothing is cooler, or queerer, than nature.
BLUE CHIP
Rashid Johnson and Jeremy O. Harris on Black Creatives, White Villains, and the Spirituality of Art
April 29, 2025
Ahead of his Guggenheim retrospective, “A Poem for Deep Thinkers,” the artist explains why critical thinking is its own form of wealth.
STUDIO VISIT
“Satanic Times Call for Satanic Images”: Ebecho Muslimova, in Conversation With Carroll Dunham
April 28, 2025
The two artists got together to discuss their recent solo shows and the influences that animate their work, from comic books and death to Greek mythology and Hieronymus Bosch.
BACKSTAGE
“Aren’t These Plays For Everyone?”: Behind the Scenes of BAM’s Macbeth in Stride
April 22, 2025
After opening night of “Macbeth in Stride” at BAM, director Whitney White and choreographer Raja Feather Kelly joined us to talk about bringing Shakespeare to Brooklyn.
DIARY
Dillards, Dioramas, and Gay Cowboys: A Weekend at the Dallas Art Fair
April 18, 2025
“The husband of a prominent art world figure declares Dallas the most classist city in America,” writes Emily Sandstrom. “He’s Scottish, so I take this insight seriously.”
PANEL
“The iPhone Has Taken Over”: Arthur Elgort on the Fashion and Photography That Staked His Legacy
April 18, 2025
Ahead of AIPAD’s 2025 panel, the acclaimed photographer joined journalist Vanessa Friedman and Interview’s own Dara to talk about fashion photography, then and now.
COMICS
“Do You See Him as an Incel?”: One Biographer’s Journey Down the Robert Crumb Rabbit Hole
April 16, 2025
Dan Nadel, the author of a comprehensive new biography of Robert Crumb, joined Al Freeman to discuss the groundbreaking, sex-crazed cartoonist’s complicated life and legacy.