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7 Artists on Soft Sculptures: Why Artists Turn to Textile

”With so many hard things that we touch and live in, we’re crying for softness.” Sheila Hicks, Nick Cave, Kaarina Kaikkonen, and four other...

Artist Annette Messager: “If I think too much, I don’t work.”

French artist Annette Messager reflects on a practice shaped by intuition, memory, and a lifelong engagement with materials ranging from textiles to photography. Moving...

Female artists have a lot to do!

Iconic artist Miriam Cahn on why she paints women Subscribe to our channel for more videos on art: https://www.youtube.com/thelouisianachannel FOLLOW US HERE: Website: http://channel.louisiana.dk Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/louisianachannel Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LouisianaChannel source UCY2mhw-XNZSxrUynsI5K8Zw

Artist and Architect Liam Young: My Solutions Are Not Polite

“I'm exploring visions of our future.” We have met Australian architect and artist Liam Young, whose work goes far beyond single disciplines and negotiates the...

Artist Paulina Olowska: ”I think being an artist is kind of like being a medium.

”I think being an artist is kind of like being a medium. One has to feel and smell and sense the moment of time.”...

Chinese architect Xu Tiantian: Beauty in Itself Is Dangerous

”It's not about the area of starchitecture anymore.” We met Chinese architect Xu Tiantian, who believes in architectural acupuncture and minimal intervention. ”Architecture is for people,...

Will Oldham on his artistic alter ego, Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy #music #bonnieprincebilly #folk

Once I decided that there was this disembodied entity called Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy, it was insanely liberating.”⁠ ⁠ New personal interview with American singer-songwriter Will Oldham,...

Becoming Sophie Calle: “Sometimes you suffer, and it offers you a boulevard of pleasure.”

French artist Sophie Calle reflects on a life and practice shaped by intimacy, absence, and a persistent urge to transform personal experience into art....

Mexican artist Pedro Reyes gives advice to aspiring artists

“Do first, theorize after.” Mexican sculptor Pedro Reyes is known for his works that merge classical technique, social practice, and conceptual rigor. Originally trained...