latest interviews

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Cory Peeky
march 25, 2020

“Make work, lots of it! You have to make a lot of bad work to get to the good work. And be your own worst critic. Your friends will always tell you you’re great and it can be easy to settle, but you have to push yourself and not accept the easy answer. Don’t settle”

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Patti Robinson
march 18, 2020

American artist Patti Robinson on childhood memories, nostalgia, and being in the moment nevertheless.

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Emily Marbach
march 14, 2020

London-based, American collage artist Emily Marbach on her collage Haggadah project.

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Celine Schroeder
march 11, 2020

Dutch artist Celine Schroeder on her personal development as a female artist.

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Perishable Rush
march 04, 2020

Dutch urban collage artist Perishable Rush on the DIY punk attitude of street art, the current Zeitgeist, and how it has influenced his art practice.

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Monique Baumann
february 27, 2020

The high fashion collage artist creates a new body of work to mark the tenth anniversary of Another 13—the fragrance collaboration between Le Labo and AnOther Magazine

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Julia Nelson-Gal
february 26, 2020

Interview with American artist Julia Nelson-Gal who is preparing Unbound, a large collage installation for Burning Man.

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Nazario Graziano
february 19, 2020

Italian collage artist Nazario Graziano talks about collage, music, and being surrounded by women.

interview
Sam Heydt
february 12, 2020

Recycled media and social practice artist Sam Heydt talks about art and art entrepreneurship.

interview
Geoff Litchfield
february 05, 2020

English collage artist Geoff Litchfield on art education, punk, and the value of collaboration.

interview
Sander Kuipers
january 15, 2020

Dutch artist Sander Kuipers on discovering and recognizing your visual language.

interview
Sarah-Twiggy Boyer
january 01, 2020

French-born, US-based artist Sarah-Twiggy Boyer explores concepts of memories, connections, and motherhood.

interview
Katrin Klink
december 18, 2019

German graphic designer Katrin Klink discusses masculine and feminine ways of expression and identification.

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