Tag: Contemporary Art
Entrevista en video con la artista Rosell Meseguer: Diálogo sobre su proyecto titulado “Tierras Raras”
Interview with artist Leila Weefur, part of the More Than 700 Years Faculty Exhibition on view at Fort Mason and 800 Chestnut Campus of the San Francisco Art Institute
Interview with artist Mark Brest van Kempen, part of the More Than 700 Years Faculty Exhibition on view at Fort Mason and 800 Chestnut Campus of the San Francisco Art Institute
Interview with artist Wanxin Zhang, part of the More Than 700 Years Faculty Exhibition on view at Fort Mason and 800 Chestnut Campus of the San Francisco Art Institute
Interview with artist Chris Bell, part of the More Than 700 Years Faculty Exhibition on view at Fort Mason and 800 Chestnut Campus of the San Francisco Art Institute
Interview with artist Kal Spelletich, part of the More Than 700 Years Faculty Exhibition on view at Fort Mason and 800 Chestnut Campus of the San Francisco Art Institute
Interview with artist Guta Galli: Addressing how politics and technology impact the body in her performance work
Interview with artist James Claussen, part of the More Than 700 Years Faculty Exhibition on view at Fort Mason and 800 Chestnut Campus of the San Francisco Art Institute
Interview with artist J. John Priola, part of the More Than 700 Years Faculty Exhibition on view at Fort Mason and 800 Chestnut Campus of the San Francisco Art Institute
Interview with artist Brad Brown, part of the More Than 700 Years Faculty Exhibition on view at Fort Mason and 800 Chestnut Campus of the San Francisco Art Institute until September 1, 2019
Interview with artist José Luis Vargas: Sharing his insights and experiences with the supernatural, the historical, and the medium of painting in Puerto Rico and beyond
Interview with artist Lauren Marie Taylor, recorded at Pro Arts Gallery: Elaborating on the history of mining, astronomy, and human rights in the context of her exhibition titled Time Machine, on view in Oakland, California
Interview with artist Rosell Meseguer: Expanding on art, the archive as a dynamic apparatus, unidentified flying objects, and the Cold War
Cranium Corporation 