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Paulina Garcia reflects on her role as Gloria and the challenges of portraying vulnerability.
Göran Rosenberg reflects on his father's Holocaust survival and the lasting impact of trauma, exploring themes of memory, identity, and societal indifference.
Grayson Perry discusses therapy's impact on his art and winning the Turner Prize.
Grayson Perry faces questions from 400 to 500 audience members during a live interview session hosted by the Guardian.
Charmian Biggs reflects on life with Great Train Robber Ronnie Biggs after his death at 84.
Marina Abramović discusses her career and significant works, including 'Balk and Baroque' and her 2010 MoMA retrospective, at the New Yorker Festival.
Greta Gerwig shares her passion for merging theater and film while envisioning a creative future.
Guido van der Werve, a Dutch filmmaker and artist, emphasizes the importance of simplicity and boredom in creativity, using sports as a means of authentic expression.
Günter Grass reflects on his life as a German writer shaped by the Third Reich, emphasizing the inseparable link between language, literature, and politics.
Günther Uecker, a prominent German artist, uses hammer and nails in his work to express the profound impact of his traumatic experiences during World War II.
Hans Christian Andersen's quarantine diary, read by Harald Voetmann, reflects the fairytale writer's struggles during the 2020 pandemic in Copenhagen.
Harry Belafonte was born in Harlem in the mid-1920s and became friends with notable figures like Marlon Brando, Martin Luther King, and Charlie Parker.
Hasan Minhaj and his wife, Beena, have a rule that he can use material freely in shows with fewer than 100 people, subject to her review later.
Henrik Nordbrandt, a prominent Scandinavian poet, reflects on his childhood, existential themes, and the profound influence of Mediterranean culture on his work.
Hylton Als analyzes Tyler Perry's films and their cultural significance in The New Yorker.
Jackie Kennedy's wigs blow down 42nd Street as Edie Falco and John Guare discuss the themes and techniques of Guare's play, The House of Blue Leaves.
Hiromi Itō, a pivotal figure in Japan's literary scene, candidly explores the intersections of death, sexuality, and personal experience in her provocative writing.
Hiroshi Sugimoto shares his transformative experience of photographing the moon from a cliff, which inspired his iconic 'Seascape' series, blending sea and sky.
Swedish author Alex Schulman shares how writing from personal truth has shaped his literary career and helped him navigate his complex relationship with his mother.
Marianne Engberg, a pioneering photographer known for her unique pinhole technique, emphasizes the importance of light and patience in her artistic process.
Ian McEwan shares insights on writing, creativity, and the influence of Updike and Roth.
Ian McEwan reads excerpts from his novel 'Sweet Tooth', exploring themes of love, deception, and the complexities of the literary world.
Elias Bender Rønnenfelt, frontman of Iceage, shares insights on songwriting, the band's anti-social origins, and the creative process driven by emotional exploration.
Three bullets struck Imran Khan during a rally, leaving him with serious injuries as he navigates political unrest and potential arrest in Pakistan.
Jeremy Deller shares insights into his creative process and eclectic collection of artifacts in his north London studio, reflecting his deep connection to culture and community.
Paul Smith shares insights into his London design HQ during London Fashion Week with Simon Chilvers.
Mustafa recounts his seven years as a detainee at Guantanamo Bay and the impact on his life.
Behrang Karimi, an Iranian-German painter, reflects on how his art serves as a refuge from national identities and a connection to nature's beauty.
Irma Boom, a renowned Dutch graphic designer, shares her innovative approach to creating a tribute book for Chanel No. 5, emphasizing subtlety and mathematical precision.
Irma Boom, a renowned Dutch graphic designer, emphasizes her uncompromising design philosophy through the creation of the award-winning book 'Weaving as Metaphor.'
Ishiuchi Miyako, a renowned Japanese photographer, reflects on her transformative works that explore memory, time, and the emotional weight of personal history.
Lulù Nuti, a Rome-based artist, creates sculptures that embody emotions and challenge perceptions of materials, emphasizing a human-paced approach to art-making.
Jaden Smith discusses his alter ego Syre in the latest Verse-Chorus-Bridge episode.
Jake Burghart shares memories from his documentary work in the Congo and beyond.
Jan Gehl, a pioneering Danish architect, emphasizes the importance of human-centered urban design, advocating for pedestrian-friendly cities that enhance quality of life.
Jannis Kounellis, a prominent Greek artist, challenges contemporary society's fragmentation through his powerful use of raw materials and cultural elements in art.
Rupert Goold discusses JB Priestley's Time and the Conways at the National Theatre.
Jean Nouvel emphasizes the importance of architecture reflecting Arab identity and culture, advocating for a contextual approach that respects local history and values.
Jean-Michel Basquiat's profound impact on contemporary art is explored through the insights of five artists who reflect on his legacy and cultural significance.
Jeff Goldblum clarifies misconceptions about himself and shares personal anecdotes.
Jeff Wall, a Canadian photographer, shares insights into his meticulous compositions and the poetic nature of his work, emphasizing the interplay between reality and illusion.
Deborah Treisman hosts a discussion at the 2011 New Yorker Festival with authors Jeffrey Eugenides, Nicole Krauss, and Jhumpa Lahiri about the craft of writing.
Jeffrey Tambor describes how he felt joy in using all of himself to portray a transgender woman, saying it allowed him to access parts of his identity.
Dathan Ritzenhein trains with Alberto Salazar and Lance Walker to improve his running form.
Jill Lepore discusses Charlie Chan's origins and cultural impact in The New Yorker.
J.K. Rowling reveals that her latest adult novel, The Casual Vacancy, is set to be released on 27 September during a candid interview.
Joan Jonas, a pioneering American artist, shares insights on her innovative video installations that explore themes of feminism and environmental change.
Søren Johansen and Sebastian Skovsted, architects of Johansen Skovsted Arkitekter, reflect on Jørn Utzon's profound impact on architecture and human experience.
