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Helen & Hard Architects in Norway emphasize community and sustainability through innovative timber designs, aiming to transform both architecture and social living.
Randy Pausch, a professor at Carnegie Mellon University, delivers his poignant "Last Lecture" on life and dreams before succumbing to pancreatic cancer in 2008.
Lina Wolff, a celebrated Swedish writer, explores the complexities of creativity and the emotional struggles that fuel her dramatic storytelling inspired by Latin American fiction.
Linn Ullmann, a celebrated Norwegian author, shares her insights on the complexities of writing, emphasizing the balance between playfulness and seriousness in the craft.
Ten inspiring abstract artists share their unique perspectives on the creative process, exploring the infinite possibilities within abstraction and its connection to the world.
Ten influential writers share their insights on the transformative power of reading and writing, highlighting its role in personal growth and self-discovery.
Acclaimed artists including Jonas Mekas, Laurie Anderson, and Paul Auster reflect on their early experiences and pivotal moments that shaped their creative careers.
Eleven renowned artists, including Wim Wenders and Laurie Anderson, share their insights on the creative process and significance of moving images in contemporary art.
Eleven renowned writers, including Jonathan Franzen and Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, share essential advice for aspiring authors on the craft and challenges of writing.
Twelve contemporary artists reflect on their challenging childhoods and how these formative experiences shaped their identities and artistic expressions.
Six renowned architects, including Bjarke Ingels and Liz Diller, share insights on creating meaningful architecture in New York, from Ground Zero to The High Line.
Six acclaimed artists share pivotal personal experiences that significantly influenced their artistic development and shaped their creative expressions.
Six contemporary artists explore their fascination with outer space, reflecting on themes of identity, mortality, and the intersection of art and science.
Six innovative artists transform discarded materials into compelling artworks, challenging consumerism and redefining the value of everyday objects.
Six contemporary artists reflect on their complex relationships with their parents, revealing how these dynamics shape their creative expressions and identities.
Seven influential architects, including Peter Zumthor and Diébédo Francis Kéré, share insights on the importance of context and collaboration in global architecture.
Acclaimed artists including Sheila Hicks and Nick Cave explore the emotional and sensory significance of textile art, highlighting its intimate connections to memory and identity.
Seven artists share their profound connections to the Arctic, exploring its beauty, silence, and the urgent realities of climate change through their unique perspectives.
Eight contemporary painters, including Michael Simpson and David Hockney, explore the evolving nature of painting and its role in addressing societal issues.
Eight artists explore the allure of darkness and the night through various mediums, revealing personal connections to mystery, memory, and creativity.
Lynda La Plante discusses a bizarre casting dilemma with Jeffrey Toobin at The New Yorker Festival.
Henrik Saxgren, a renowned Danish photographer, reflects on his artistic journey, emphasizing the transformative power of photography to reveal deeper truths.
Drew Dernavich discusses his transition from fine art to cartooning, describing comics as a more honest form of communication during a talk at The New Yorker Festival.
Sam Gilliam, a pioneering abstract painter, reflects on his artistic journey and the political power of abstract art during an engaging interview in his Washington D.C. studio.
In 1962, Mark Rylance moved to America, where his father taught at Cho school, providing a large campus for Rylance to play and develop his passion for acting.
Adania Shibli reflects on her literary development, highlighting how her childhood experiences with books and the complexities of Palestinian history shaped her storytelling.
Adonis, a revolutionary Syrian poet, reflects on his transformative journey from a rural upbringing to becoming a leading figure in modern Arabic poetry.
Adrian Paci, an Albanian video-artist, reflects on migration, cultural identity, and the impact of globalization through his innovative cinematic expressions.
Shortlisted artists discuss their work ahead of the Turner prize ceremony tonight.
Refik Anadol, a pioneering media artist, explores the intersection of AI and art, using data as a pigment to reshape human expression and perception.
Ai Weiwei critiques modern society's failure to address the refugee crisis, emphasizing the need for individual action and a redefinition of human rights.
Alaa al-Aswany emphasizes the importance of literature in portraying human history and raising universal questions, transcending the confines of political narratives.
Aldis Hodge collaborates with five skilled artisans to create a unique watch for Black Adam, highlighting traditional watchmaking techniques.
Alejandro Aravena, a Pritzker Prize-winning architect, emphasizes the importance of process and user collaboration in creating socially conscious architecture through his firm, Elemental.
Alex Da Corte and Jørgen Leth explore the artistic parallels between Eminem and Andy Warhol through the lens of vulnerability and iconic imagery.
Alicja Kwade, a Polish mixed-media artist, explores the concepts of time, space, and gravity through her thought-provoking sculptures in her Berlin studio.
Aline Kominsky-Crumb, a pioneering American cartoonist, discusses her autobiographical work, feminist themes, and the complexities of personal expression in comics.
Mikhael Subotzky, a South African photographer, critically examines the complexities of race and power structures through his multifaceted artistic practice.
Charlie Roberts argues that painting thrives in the digital age, emphasizing its ability to capture energy and meaning beyond mere visual representation.
Belgian artist Ann Veronica Janssens engages with physics professors to explore the intersection of art and science through her innovative installations and sculptures.
Anne Carson reads from her book Nox, an epitaph for her brother, intertwining personal reflections with Catullus' poetry to explore themes of loss and memory.
Award-winning architect Anne Lacaton emphasizes the importance of reusing existing architecture to create generous, sustainable spaces that honor history and community.
A 7-hour improvisation marked a significant moment for Ruth Sheen while working with Mike Leigh, describing it as the most extraordinary day of her career.
Anupama Kundoo, an acclaimed Indian architect, emphasizes the importance of time as a resource and advocates for sustainable architecture that serves humanity.
Andrés Jaque, a leading figure in contemporary architecture, advocates for a politically engaged practice that addresses complex societal challenges through design.
Mexican architect Gabriela Carrillo transforms public spaces through her collaborative work with Colectivo C733, emphasizing community involvement and social equity.
Hiroshi Sambuichi, a pioneering Japanese architect, emphasizes sustainable design by harmonizing buildings with nature's elements, creating site-specific structures that enhance their surroundings.
Jenny Sabin, a pioneering architectural designer, integrates insights from biology and mathematics to create responsive structures that enhance human well-being and environmental interaction.
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