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10 acclaimed artists give advice to the young

”Let your imagination always have your respect.” Ten of the world’s most renowned artists share their best advice with aspiring artists. “I think that...

Meet Italian artist Isabella Ducrot: “Now I am fully an artist.”

“I have never been so happy.” We met Isabella Ducrot in her studio, surrounded by fragile papers, pigments, and folded textiles. “When you go into...

Artist Agnes Questionmark: Question Your Reality

Agnes Questionmark invites audiences into her personal and artistic process of becoming. Growing up with a close connection to the sea through her father,...

Writer Mohamed Mbougar Sarr: I Write to Look for Something Lost

Award-winning writer Mohamed Mbougar Sarr discusses the origins of his literary work, the experience of migration, and the role of solitude in the creative...

Japanese architect Tsuyoshi Tane believes in looking backwards to shape the future.

”A place remembers what has happened.” We visited Paris-based architect Tsuyoshi Tane in his studio and found a fascinating approach to architecture, looking backwards to...

Artist Marina Pinsky: Art Is a Shared Experience

“I think the idea of looking together has always been something really nice.” Artist Marina Pinsky moves through photography and sculpture in her interdisciplinary...

“I am Inuk.” – Greenlandic Photographer Inuuteq Storch

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Writer Kjell Westö: “As a writer, you must dare to be alone with your thoughts.”

Finnish-Swedish writer Kjell Westö reflects on history, fiction and the moral imagination behind his novels. The interview traces Westö’s long engagement with the turbulent...

Iranian-German painter Behrang Karimi: “Art was the only island, where you didn’t need any flags.”

Behrang Karimi’s father was an artist, and Karimi grew up watching him work in his studio. Although he may have been fascinated by this...