This week’s returning author, Marshall Reese, is an artist working in new technologies, video, installations, artists books and limited editions. He has worked in collaboration with Nora Ligorano as LigoranoReese for over two decades. “A tendency to mistake landmarks in the history of taste for landmarks in the history of art remains a problem… Read more »
This week’s contributing author, Cassidy Westjohn, is an interdisciplinary artist currently based in Boston, working as the Public Programs Coordinator at the MIT List Visual Arts Center. She received her MFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University. Two Artists Talking is a special limited-edition book of interviews with… Read more »
“Although writing enables me to contextualize my work in a more rational and deliberate way, the immediacy of dialogue—even when it is just between the interviewer and the interviewee—can be transformative in relation to my practice. It provides a kind of access to my work, and to me as a person, that may not… Read more »
“Si bien el trabajo escrito me permite contextualizar [la obra] de forma más racional y pausada, esa inmediatez del diálogo – incluso cuando es entre uno y uno, entre el entrevistador y el sujeto entrevistado – puede ser transformativa. Permite un acceso al trabajo y a mi persona que tal vez no está totalmente… Read more »
