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.
SEEK HELP
“Be Kind to the Busted Bricks”: Lushious Massacr Kicks Off Our Advice Column
May 28, 2025
In the first installment of our new advice column, the internet sensation fields questions from Interview readers about love, lying, and wriggling your way out of a curse.
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.”
EXCLUSIVE
Joe Exotic Called Us From Federal Prison. He’s Not Enjoying the Food.
May 13, 2025
“I haven’t heard a word,” said the “Tiger King” star of his attempts to reach President Donald Trump for a pardon. “He’s too busy making AI pictures of himself as the Pope.”
Y2K
Jonathan Lyndon Chase on Baggy Jeans, Conjoined Triplets, and Their Acne Studios Takeover
May 8, 2025
To mark their pop-up exhibition of ceramics and sculptures at the Acne Studios store in SoHo, the artist joined us to talk dupes, denim, and feeling nostalgic for the mall.
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.”
OPENING
“Let’s Hold Onto the Sublime”: 10 Artists, Critics, and Curators Reflect on the Legacy of Amy Sherald
April 9, 2025
At the opening of “American Sublime” at the Whitney Museum, we asked Jerry Saltz, Miles Greenberg, Marilyn Minter, and more to reflect on the painter’s work.
IN CONVERSATION
Artists Curtis Kulig and Yves Scherer on Longing, Leverage, and Madness
April 4, 2025
To celebrate their new group show at YveYANG titled “sehnsucht (longing),” the two New York artists got together to talk about their own subconscious desires.
STUDIO VISIT
“I Like to Kick the Door Open”: Shaniqwa Jarvis on Narrative, Nostalgia, and Art World Politics
March 27, 2025
“In a weird way, being ignored has been fucking beneficial to my ego and my soul,” says the multimedia artist, whose new works are currently on view at Anthony Gallery in Chicago.
RORSCHACH TEST
“It’s the Wild West”: Amanda Knox on True Crime, Prison Food, and Summer Flings
March 25, 2025
Before the release of her new memoir, the wrongfully accused mother and activist took the hot seat for a philosophical installment of the Rorschach Test.
OFF MENU
Denise Richards on Oils, OnlyFans, and the Secret to a Happy Marriage
March 18, 2025
“I pee all day long,” says the “Wild Things” star, who joined us downtown to talk about co-parenting in the public eye and where she stands with some of her former RHOBH co-stars.
CLICK
Photographer Martin Parr On Trump, Tourism, and the Trials Of Modern Living
February 28, 2025
“I feel pretty upbeat, but when I think about the planet and the world and our country, I can’t help but get depressed,” says the renowned photojournalist, who’s now the subject of a new documentary.
SHARE LOCATION
“The Bachelor’s Gay!”: In Bed With Lovebirds Gabby Windey and Robby Hoffman
February 12, 2025
To mark their first Valentine’s Day as a couple, the Brooklyn comedian and the “Traitors” star took us on a tour of the L.A. haunts where they fell madly in love.
DISCOURSE
Michael Abel and Tunji Adeniyi-Jones on Troll Art, Traditionalism, and Taking the Bait
February 7, 2025
On the heels of their respective shows in New York and Seoul, the artists got together to discuss art world economics and, of course, that infamous Harpers Magazine cover story.
LOS ANGELES
Meet Johan Michalove, the PhD Student Who Created an Interactive Mutual Aid Map for L.A.
January 15, 2025
Want to support Los Angeles? Thanks to the PhD student and technologist Johan Michalove, there’s now an app (and a map) for that.
RICH
“It’s Not All Diamonds and Roses”: Jennifer Tilly Takes on the Beverly Hills Housewives
December 4, 2024
“I thought it would be a very campy thing to do,” said the actor best known as Tiffany in the “Chucky” universe of her foray into the world of Beverly Hills Housewives.
provocateur
Artist Tom Sachs on Chainsaws, Cybertrucks, and Egg McMuffins
November 21, 2024
At Acquavella, where his new show is currently on view, the artist opened up about everything— except the recent exposé accusing him of running a cult-like workplace.
OPENING
“Acid at the Country Club”: Painter Witt Fetter Examines Image Overload at Derosia
November 5, 2024
While surveying her latest batch of meme paintings, now on view at Derosia, the artist talked to us about country club culture and the “Brat-ification” of Kamala Harris.
COLLECTOR
Former Interview Editor Joan Agajanian Quinn Shows Us Her Treasured Art Collection
October 24, 2024
Interview’s former west coast editor welcomed us into her Beverly Hills home to show us her cherished art collection and reminisce on the good old days working alongside Andy Warhol.
STUDIO VISIT
Sculptor Brian Oakes on Fedora Guys and Sorting Machines
October 7, 2024
At Blade Study, where his show “SEED” is on view this month, the artist talked to us about dioramas, “fedora guys,” and why pressing buttons is compulsive.