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Mania Akbari, an acclaimed Iranian filmmaker in exile, discusses her controversial works that challenge societal norms and censorship in Iran.
Margaret Atwood shares her insights on speculative fiction, environmentalism, and the intertwining of reality and science fiction in a vivid conversation.
Margrethe Odgaard, a renowned Danish designer, explores the intricate relationship between colour and light in her book 'Shades of Light', reflecting on cultural influences.
Marina Abramović and Ulay reflect on their groundbreaking performances and complex relationship, revealing the emotional depths of their artistic collaboration.
Mario Vargas Llosa discusses the transformative power of literature in shaping critical citizens and its role as a tool for resistance against authoritarianism.
Marsden Hartley, hailed as America’s first great modernist painter, is explored through the insights of seven contemporary artists reflecting on his legacy and influence.
Max the Forger discusses his 40-year career in creating and selling counterfeit art, revealing the techniques and risks involved in art forgery.
Isabella Ducrot, an Italian artist, expresses her joy and freedom in creating art that intertwines textiles and painting, reflecting her fluid identity and feminist perspective.
Mette Winckelmann, a Danish artist, uses abstract painting to convey feminist messages, challenging traditional narratives in art through her unique visual language.
Pedro Reyes, a Mexican sculptor, merges art and social activism through innovative projects like transforming guns into shovels to promote community healing and environmental change.
Michael Craig-Martin recalls following Christine Keeler for 12 hours a day during the trial that captivated the public in the 1960s.
Michael Frayn reflects on his career from journalism to playwriting and shares insights on the legacy of his acclaimed work 'Noises Off' with Lindsay Posner.
Michael Kvium, a prominent Danish artist, discusses his provocative art that critiques contemporary European issues, particularly the refugee crisis and societal discomfort.
Michael Moore reads the "Boys State" chapter from his book "Here Comes Trouble" during a book tour event at Barnes & Noble in Union Square, NYC.
Michel Houellebecq reflects on his childhood, writing process, and the themes of love and betrayal in his work, offering profound insights into his literary journey.
Mika Rottenberg explores the intersection of female labor and unconventional beauty through her video-installation 'Cheese', inspired by the Sutherland sisters' story.
Mika Rottenberg, a video artist known for her surreal works exploring female labor and body politics, shares insights on her creative process and inspirations.
Miriam Bäckström, a renowned Swedish conceptual photographer, reflects on her childhood experiences and the interplay between reality and staged environments in her art.
Terry Riley, a pioneering minimalist composer, reflects on his innovative approach to music and its profound emotional impact while residing in Japan.
Kimsooja, a South Korean conceptual artist, explores themes of borders, humanity, and identity through her multi-disciplinary work rooted in Korean craft traditions.
Nanna Debois Buhl, a Danish visual artist, explores the interplay of photography, symbolism, and climate change through her projects on clouds and the Moon landing.
Natasha Brown, a British novelist, reflects on class dynamics and identity in her acclaimed debut novel Assembly, exploring the complexities of modern life.
Roz Chast discusses her mother's influence on her work with Bob Mankoff at The New Yorker Festival.
Northern Irish poet and novelist Nick Laird reads selections from his acclaimed poetry collections, exploring themes of identity, faith, and everyday life.
Nicolai Howalt's photography explores themes of duality and connection through striking images of young boxers, car accidents, and cremation ashes.
Nicole Krauss and Naja Marie Aidt engage in a thought-provoking conversation about the complexities of writing poetry and novels, emphasizing the value of unresolved questions.
Nicole Krauss reads an excerpt from her novel Great House, exploring themes of memory and loss as a father and son reunite in Jerusalem after 25 years.
Niels Lan Doky, a renowned Danish jazz pianist, reflects on music as a universal language that fosters communication and storytelling throughout his life and career.
Niko Pirosmani, Georgia's iconic artist, is celebrated for his unique paintings that blend cultural themes with universal appeal, as explored by five contemporary artists.
Orhan Pamuk explores the artistic synergy between his novel 'The Museum of Innocence' and the real-life museum in Istanbul, highlighting the narrative power of everyday objects.
Nora Ephron discusses romantic comedy with Jason Solomons and her film Julie & Julia.
Norman Foster reflects on his influential architectural career, emphasizing the importance of simplicity, technology, and the connection between buildings and urban infrastructure.
Ocean Vuong, a celebrated poet and professor, reflects on the transformative power of writing and teaching, emphasizing the importance of curiosity and alternative paths in creativity.
Olafur Eliasson discusses his installation 'Riverbed' at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, emphasizing the importance of trust between art, artist, and audience.
Poul Pedersen, a pivotal figure in the Aarhus avant-garde, reflects on his unconventional artistic journey and the transformative power of art in his 90th year.
Mexican painter Ana Segovia challenges traditional masculinity and identity through vibrant, queered representations of the cowboy archetype in his artwork.
Chantal Joffe, an American-born British painter, explores the complexities of self-perception and beauty through her expressive portraits of people in her life.
Leidy Churchman, an American painter, explores the limitless possibilities of painting as a medium for expression, identity, and spiritual engagement.
Martha Jungwirth emphasizes the significance of artistic process and the stimulation derived from unfamiliar encounters throughout her evolving career as a painter.
British painter Mike Silva creates intimate portraits and still lives that evoke nostalgia and the transient nature of memory through his evocative use of color and light.
Rose Wylie, a 91-year-old British painter, embraces instinct and contradiction in her vibrant art, viewing creativity as a living process shaped by curiosity.
Michael Armitage, a prominent Kenyan-born artist, intertwines personal memories with cultural narratives in his evocative paintings, reflecting on political moments and ideologies.
Uesugi Kenshin miniatures are painted while discussing samurai culture and celebrating the milestone of 200,000 subscribers on the channel.
YouTube legend Lauren Luke, known as panacea81, provides a step-by-step guide to creating a smoky-eyed makeup look in her instructional video.
Patricia Piccinini explores the complexities of relationships and boundaries through her innovative sculptures, reflecting on love, science, and our connection to nature.
Paul Goldberger reviews Goldman Sachs' new understated headquarters in Manhattan.
In May, an esteemed presenter shares insights on Asian Heritage Month through her experiences with the films Everything Will Be and A Passage Beyond Fortune.
Koleka Putuma, an award-winning South African poet and theatre practitioner, explores themes of memory, identity, and performance in her impactful works.
