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Sandra Mujinga, a multidisciplinary artist, explores themes of body, invisibility, and dehumanization through her haunting installations of hooded figures and science fiction influences.
Ursula Reuter Christiansen, a prominent German-born artist, reflects on her influential career and unique artistic approach in her Danish studio.
Elin Cullhed reinterprets Sylvia Plath's life in her award-winning novel Euphoria, focusing on her experiences as a mother and writer beyond her tragic end.
Icelandic artist Shoplifter, known for her vibrant sculptures made from artificial hair, explores themes of identity and expression through humor and popular culture.
Brendan Fernandes, a Kenyan-Indian-Canadian artist, explores the intersection of dance and visual arts, using movement as a form of political protest and inclusivity.
Peter Zumthor, a renowned Swiss architect, shares insights from his life and creative process, emphasizing the importance of personal devotion and social responsibility in architecture.
American painter Dana Schutz creates expressive canvases that blend figuration and abstraction, exploring complex emotions and contemporary life challenges.
ORLAN, a pioneering French artist, challenges societal norms surrounding the body, gender, and religion through her innovative and provocative performances and artworks.
Norwegian writer Hanne Ørstavik reflects on her literary journey, exploring themes of love, truth, and the complexities of family dynamics in her work.
Hannah Levy, an American artist, creates sculptures from silicone and steel that evoke complex feelings of attraction and repulsion through their tactile, bodily forms.
Calvin Marcus, a Los Angeles-based artist, seeks to create original art that transcends conventional content, drawing inspiration from personal experiences and diverse influences.
Frida Orupabo, a Norwegian artist and sociologist, creates collages that reflect her complex identity and challenge societal perceptions of race and belonging.
Douglas Stuart, author of the acclaimed novel 'Shuggie Bain', reflects on his inspirations, the complexities of queerness, and the impact of his childhood experiences.
French-Algerian artist Mohamed Bourouissa explores the complexities of identity and masculinity through his art, highlighting marginalized voices in society.
Icelandic novelist Jón Kálman Stefánsson explores the profound influence of music on his writing and life, emphasizing the intertwined nature of language and melody.
Artist Amie Siegel explores the complexities of cultural ownership and authority through her multifaceted works, revealing unseen structures that shape our environment.
American photographer Collier Schorr reflects on her career and the evolving significance of intimate imagery in a world saturated with pictures.
Samanta Schweblin, a Berlin-based Argentinian writer, reflects on her literary journey and the emotional depth of storytelling in her exploration of identity and fear.
Per Bak Jensen, a renowned Danish photographer, reflects on the essence of photography as a spiritual connection to life and the importance of accepting mortality.
Chandeliers at the Metropolitan Opera House inspire artist Josiah McElheny to explore the Big Bang theory through his installation and video work 'Island Universe'.
Robert Crumb, a controversial American cartoonist, candidly discusses his provocative art, societal alienation, and the challenges of political correctness in modern culture.
Charlie Roberts, an American artist, explores the narrative power of figurative painting, blending personal experiences with contemporary themes and pop culture influences.
Brazilian artist Lúcia Koch transforms urban spaces through her innovative use of light and materials, creating ephemeral installations that connect people and environments.
Samanta Schweblin, a prominent Argentinian writer, explores how literature allows readers to confront their deepest fears and unthinkable horrors in a safe space.
Danish architect Mikkel Frost emphasizes the importance of hand-drawing in communicating architectural concepts, blending artistry with functionality in his designs.
Robert Crumb, a controversial cartoonist known for his explicit work and counterculture influence, reflects on his artistic journey and the complexities of modern criticism.
Alex Da Corte, a prominent American artist, explores the intersection of personal narrative and pop culture in his vibrant, unconventional artwork from his Philadelphia studio.
Danish artist Erik Steffensen blends photography and painting to create unique images that explore beauty and the deeper meanings of art.
Danish photographer Astrid Kruse Jensen explores the interplay of darkness and light in her work, shaped by personal tragedy and a quest for resonance.
British photographer Stephen Gill transforms rural South Sweden's landscape into a creative platform, capturing the essence of birds through innovative photography techniques.
Stephen Gill, a British photographer, embraces a unique approach by relinquishing control in his work, allowing nature and its subjects to guide his creative process.
British photographer Paul Graham shares insights on his artistic philosophy, emphasizing the improvisational nature of photography and its reflection of everyday life.
Peter Laugesen, a Danish poet, explores the profound connection between language and landscape in the Wadden Sea, emphasizing poetry's physical and transformative nature.
Ursula Andkjær Olsen, a prominent Danish poet, intertwines her musical background with poetry, exploring themes of nature, relationships, and the transformative power of anger.
Danish electronic musician Simon Littauer emphasizes the importance of simplicity in music, advocating for intuitive connections with audiences through his unique modular synthesiser compositions.
Gary Bartz, an influential saxophonist and composer, emphasizes the vital role of listening in music while critiquing the current state of the music industry.
Hernan Diaz, an acclaimed writer and Pulitzer Prize finalist, articulates the intrinsic value of literature beyond its practical utility in a reflective interview.
Olav Christopher Jenssen, a renowned Norwegian painter, shares insights on his artistic process and the significance of honesty in his work from his studio in Sweden.
Acclaimed Icelandic author Auður Ava Ólafsdóttir reflects on her writing journey, emphasizing the profound impact of language, culture, and the quest for freedom.
Krass Clement reflects on the dual layers of photography, intertwining personal memories and emotional depth to convey complex narratives through his art.
Sayaka Murata, a prominent Japanese writer, explores the therapeutic power of storytelling, her imaginary friends, and the unconventional characters in her novels.
Arthur Jafa, a prominent visual artist, explores the complexities of Black identity and the political dimensions of his work in a revealing interview at his exhibition in Denmark.
Ix Shells, a pioneering generative artist, discusses the intersection of Web3, NFTs, and the historical challenges faced by female artists in her innovative practice.
Bruce Mau, a Canadian designer, emphasizes the importance of empathy in design and advocates for a mindset of optimism to address the ecological challenges we face.
Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama transforms materials like jute sacks into large-scale installations, exploring themes of commodity, migration, and economic exchange.
Belgian design duo Fien Muller and Hannes Van Severen emphasize the importance of material and color in their playful, minimalist furniture creations that are built to last.
Mikhael Subotzky, a South African photographer, critically examines the complexities of representation and the limitations of photography in capturing reality.
Wardell Milan, an American artist based in Brooklyn, creates thought-provoking paintings and collages that explore themes of identity, beauty, and the grotesque.
