For toomer labzda’s year one exhibition. ◊◊ What do you use most often in your studio? Photoshop. Yeah. I think that’s what I spend the most time using. In the studio it’s different. I mean in the studio it’s just a place where things all come together. But I spend the most […]
I just finished editing the interview I did with photo-derivative-and-house-hold-object artist Kate Steciw (who also has work up at Foxy Production right now) for toomer labzda’s year one show and interview series. Because so much of our lunch-talk was trimmed down out of necessity for the series, I am sharing below […]
With the wildest serendipity a few weeks ago, a wonderful woman named Wah-Ming Chang interrupted a jolly conversation I was having on the Brooklyn-bound N train for what turned out to be an interview in a fantastic series about encountering strangers for the Open City online magazine, of the Asian […]
Originally written for Printed Matter. ◊◊ Location: Date: Time: Meriç Algün Ringborg Written and assembled by Meriç Algün Ringborg, this volume is both a two-part reflection and demonstration of disappearance in both personal and cultural terms. The first portion contains an essay that illustrates contemporary and historic assumptions of space […]
For the ongoing artist interview series with toomer labzda, I had a cross-state Skype interview with the artist Taylor Baldwin (I was in New York, he was in Virginia where he currently teaches). He was generous with his patience and his thinking in speaking to me, and I deeply enjoyed […]
Originally for toomer labzda. ◊◊ What do you use most often in your studio? Anger! [laughs] No, patience. Definitely patience. unless you want something more literal? patience is definitely a good one. What is your favorite part of the creative process? The self-exploration. And the time that I have in […]