Seeing Double With Jasper Johns
The New York Times - On a recent Saturday morning, I arrived at the stone house in Sharon, Conn., and found Jasper Johns outside on the lawn, tending to a massive oak tree. - read more ...
Spotlight: Marija Orlovic
“Shaping feelings…”
Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Marija Orlovic
Paul Zimmerman: How did you get interested in art?
Marija Orlovic: In my childhood it was the feeling of freedom and beauty t...
artist soo sunny park on liminal spaces and casting light as a sculptural material
Design Boom - Light becomes a sculptural material throughout the diverse portfolio of artist Soo Sunny Park, whose projects challenge the boundaries between sculpture, installation, and drawing. after moving to...
Spotlight: Fiona Watson
“A representation of our creative power beyond one's own mortality…”
Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Fiona Watson
Paul Zimmerman: You are a multimedia artist with a strong interest in spatial play...
Spotlight: Sam Dobrow
“My style is constantly evolving…”
Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Sam Dobrow
Paul Zimmerman: How did you develop interest in photography?
Sam Dobrow: When I was in elementary school my fa...
Louise Bourgeois Shares Her Deepest Secrets
NY Times - Writings by the artist, exhibited for the first time in the United States, reveal the psychological trauma that fueled her creativity. - read more ...
Spotlight: Pirjo Hassinen
“Drawings fly, paintings smile…”
Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Pirjo Hassinen
Paul Zimmerman: How did you develop interest in art?
Pirjo Hassinen: My family on my mothers...
jacob hashimoto on his richly-layered compositions
designboom - Growing up among the ‘onion fields and big skies’ of rural america, artist jacob hashimoto collected an open and abundant perspective. - read more ...
Spotlight: Marta Promińska
"Everything starts in my dreams…”
Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Marta Promińska
Paul Zimmerman: How did you develop interest in art?
Marta Prominska: I didn’t. Art has developed an interes...
Tristes Tropiques, photographing Brazil’s environmental exploitation
domus - “Counter mapping”, a form of resistance mapmaking intended to reveal endangered landscapes, is how photographer Richard Mosse's last project Tristes Tropiques has been described as. - read more ...