Interviews
Artforum interviews Bernadette Mayer about Memory: “I should have become a thief”
Janique Vigier writes in her intro: “The project combined the taxonomic system of conceptual art with the emotive mystery of daily life: steel buildings catching the sun, a lover’s hands on a steering wheel, the incidental self-portraiture of a grocery list.”
Ellie Ga: Artist of the Intrepid (interview with Anna Della Subin)
Anna Della Subin interviews Ellie Ga for TANK: “Charting a course from Patagonia to the North Pole, she voyages through histories, mythologies and languages, navigating the role of the artist on a precarious planet.”
The Rumpus interviews Siglio publisher Lisa Pearson
Lisa Mecham interview Siglio publisher Lisa Pearson for THE RUMPUS about Siglio’s mission statement and what the 10th anniversary means to the press,
How the book honors the art: Essay Daily interviews Siglio publisher
Sarah Minor interview Siglio publisher Lisa Pearson for ESSAY DAILY
Here Comes Kitty: “With as many contradictions as possible”
Richard Kraft in conversation with Danielle Dutton: “I think a lot of my work is rooted in things I collect that can be organized into taxonomies and then recontextualized. Here Comes Kitty is filled with them.”
Ray Johnson: “Something nearly always leads to an apparently disparate other.”
Clive Phillpot on the BOMBlog: “My take on Ray’s mail art, as well as his reliefs and drawings, is not so much to find them addressing the present but rather that something from the past occasionally detonates into my present.”