VENICE BIENNALE
At the Venice Biennale, Lavar Munroe Conjures the Legacy of John Beadle
May 8, 2026
After a 13 year hiatus, the Bahamas returns to the 61st Venice Biennale with a post humous collaboration between the two artists.
WOMANIZER
Inside Brianna Capozzi’s Photobook of Famous Flesh
May 7, 2026
The photographer chatted with Interview Editor-in-Chief Mel Ottenberg about working together to produce some of the most scandalous images of the last decade.
CLICK
Andy Warhol’s Life in 732 Polaroids
May 5, 2026
The Whitney Museum’s new exhibit, “Family Album,” reframes Andy Warhol’s 1972–73 Polaroids as central to his practice, debuting a collection of images that blur his glamorous life with the domestic.
FLASH
Walter Pfeiffer and Duran Lantink on Art, Obsession, and Preparing for Eternity
April 27, 2026
This spring, one of the last of the great Pop Art eccentrics is finally getting a retrospective. To mark the occasion, he spoke to the creative director of Jean Paul Gaultier about Warhol-mania and making work the world isn’t ready for.
ONLINE
How Nathalie Nguyen Went From Drawing Furries to a Debut Show at Whaam!
April 21, 2026
Ahead of her opening, the artist answered some of our pressing questions about growing up online and collecting dolls.
MILAN DESIGN WEEK
Bottega Veneta Lights Up Salone del Mobile With Artist Kwangho Lee
April 20, 2026
For its third collaboration with the artist, Bottega unveils a series of hand-sculpted lights suspended throughout its Via Sant’Andrea store.
AUTHOR
How Andrew Durbin Reignited Peter Hujar and Paul Thek’s Troubled Romance
April 15, 2026
The author traces the magnetic, messy love story in his new book, “The Wonderful World that Almost Was.”
DOLLS
Richie Shazam Builds a Mythology of the Self in Austin
April 10, 2026
Richie Shazam’s debut exhibition “I Was Never Meant to Survive This,” turns dolls, debris, and self-portraiture into a meditation on identity and becoming.
SMOKE BREAK
How Mackenzie Thomas’s Tweets Made a Sold-Out Theater Cry
April 8, 2026
For this week’s Smoke Break, we lit up with the internet personality to talk performance art, viral tweets, baby bangs, and leaving it all out on the dance floor.
SHOCK VALUE
Black Teeth, Butt-Prints, and Bouffants: Revisiting Kembra Pfahler’s Electrifying Art
March 27, 2026
The artist’s new eponymous Rizzoli book is a celebration of four decades of transgression.
SPACE
Inside Lauren Halsey’s Black-Fantastical Sculpture Park
March 26, 2026
“While I have the keys, I want to do the most,” the artist tells Kamasi Washington about her plans for “sister dreamer.”
ON VIEW
How the Julia Stoschek Foundation Resurrected Los Angeles’ Forgotten Theater
March 26, 2026
For the Julia Stoschek Foundation’s U.S. debut of “What a Wonderful World” at the Variety Arts Theatre, we posed a single burning question to participating artists.
CLICK
Photographer Torbjørn Rødland is Returning to His Perverted Roots
March 17, 2026
The Norwegian artist tells Lily McMenamy about his new show at David Kordansky, Enneagram types, and the unsettling logic of his images.
ON VIEW
Sable Elyse Smith and Jeremy O. Harris on Horror, Hope, and Clockwork
March 12, 2026
“A driving interest of mine is an embodied experience first,” the New York-based artist said of her new show, “Clockwork” at The Contemporary Austin.
QUESTIONNAIRE
Painter Nicholas Campbell on Rejection, Fads and Rupturing Landscapes
March 11, 2026
Before his solo exhibition “Paradise,” opened at Amanita, Nicholas Campbell fielded some questions on dreams, rejection and success from his girlfriend, Bella Newman.
SMOKE BREAK
Photographer Miranda Barnes Explains What It Takes to Be a Detroit Debutante
March 10, 2026
We joined the artist at The Rizzoli Bookstore to talk spectacle, Sofia Coppola, and her debut monograph, Social Season.
DANCER
Benjamin Millepied’s Next Act? An Utterly Modern, Explicitly Queer Romeo & Juliet
February 25, 2026
As the dancer and choreographer prepares for his hotly anticipated return to New York, he called his friend Anne Imhof to talk romance, remakes, and rebellion.
PERFORMANCE
Milk, Razors, Scissors: Martine Gutierrez on Her Paris Photo Meltdown
February 25, 2026
Over eggs, the artist, actress, and photographer tells Mel Ottenberg about her most subversive work yet.
IN CONVERSATION
Kid Cudi Is Artmaxxing. KAWS Has Some Questions.
February 18, 2026
“Music is so tweaked,” the Grammy-winning rapper tells Brian Donnelly, better known as KAWS. “But a painting is just me making contact with that canvas.”
ARCHIVES
Marilyn, Björk, and Liza, Through the Lens of Douglas Kirkland
February 4, 2026
“Seductive, intriguing, and slightly dangerous” is how Françoise Kirkland, wife of the late photographer, describes a new book featuring his images of Hollywood icons from Marilyn Monroe to Grace Jones.