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Behind-the-scenes in Olafur Eliasson's Studio
Eliasson's studio manager Sebastian Behmann speaks about the production and planning of the artist's works. |
September 2007 | ||
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Madeleine Grynsztejn on Olafur Eliasson's Model Room
Curator Madeleine Grynsztejn discusses Olafur Eliasson's Model Room (2003). |
September 2007 | ||
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Olafur Eliasson discusses his work
Olafur Eliasson explains the problems and themes that most interest him as an artist. |
September 2007 | ||
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Olafur Eliasson on making sense of the world
Widely heralded as one of the most important artists of his generation, Olafur Eliasson nimbly merges art, science, and natural phenomena to create extraordinary multisensory |
September 2007 | ||
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Olafur Eliasson discusses his studio
Olafur Eliasson discusses the laboratory-like nature of his Berlin studio, where he works with a team of designers and engineers to develop the ideas and experiments that give rise |
September 2007 | ||
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Olafur Eliasson on temporality
Olafur Eliasson discusses the ways his work addresses temporality. |
September 2007 | ||
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Will Shank on discovering a hidden Picasso
Paintings conservator Will Shank explains the process that led to the discovery of a hidden painting by Pablo Picasso. |
January 2007 | ||
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Why would Picasso hide a painting?
Paintings conservator Will Shank discusses the intentions behind Picasso's hidden painting. |
January 2007 | ||
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Brice Marden on Grove Group II
Brice Marden talks about the inspiration for his work Grove Group II (1972). |
January 2007 | ||
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Brice Marden on The Dylan Painting
Painter Brice Marden discusses his work The Dylan Painting (1966). |
January 2007 | ||
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Brice Marden: Looking at paintings
Artist Brice Marden discusses various ways of looking at paintings. |
January 2007 | ||
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Jeff Wall on staged photography
Photographer Jeff Wall discusses the origins of staged photography. |
December 2006 | ||
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Jeff Wall: "I begin by not photographing"
Photographer Jeff Wall discusses his artistic process. |
December 2006 | ||
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Jeff Wall on the influence of painting
Photographer Jeff Wall discusses the aesthetic similarities and differences between photographs and paintings, and explains the ways that paintings have influenced his photographic |
December 2006 | ||
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Henry Wessel on the road
Henry Wessel discusses taking photographs while on the road. |
December 2006 | ||
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Henry Wessel on his artistic process
Photographer Henry Wessel explains his artistic process. |
December 2006 | ||
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Henry Wessel discusses "Night Walk"
Photographer Henry Wessel discusses his series Night Walk. |
December 2006 | ||
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Kota Ezawa on the evolution of his drawings
Kota Ezawa discusses the way his works evolve from photographic images into drawings. |
December 2006 | ||
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Anselm Kiefer on being an artist
German painter Anselm Kiefer offers his perspective on being an artist. |
October 2006 | ||
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Anselm Kiefer on mythology and human experience
German painter Anselm Kiefer discusses the relationship between mythology and human experience. |
October 2006 | ||
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Deborah Luster on the origins of One Big Self: Prisoners of Louisiana
Photographer Deborah Luster discusses the origins of her project One Big Self:Prisoners of Louisiana (1998–2002). |
September 2006 | ||
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Deborah Luster on her accidental performance work
Deborah Luster speaks about the way surveillance cameras intended to secure the installation of One Big Self transformed the piece into a video performance work. |
September 2006 | ||
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Deborah Luster discusses printing on aluminum plates
Deborah Luster discusses her method of using aluminum photographic plates. |
September 2006 | ||
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Deborah Luster discusses individual works from her One Big Self project
Photographer Deborah Luster discusses a few examples of the more than 25,000 portraits she created as part of One Big Self: Prisoners of Louisiana (1998–2002). |
September 2006 | ||
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Patricia Albers on Tina Modotti and Edward Weston
Curator Patricia Albers discusses the time that photographers Tina Modotti and Edward Weston spent in Mexico. |
September 2006 | ||
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Matthew Barney on ambergris
Artist Matthew Barney discusses ambergris as a metaphor for how one interacts with a new environment. |
June 2006 | ||
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Matthew Barney on the origins of DRAWING RESTRAINT
Matthew Barney discusses the origins of his series DRAWING RESTRAINT. |
June 2006 | ||
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Matthew Barney on the field emblem
Artist Matthew Barney considers the field emblem, one of the central motifs in his series DRAWING RESTRAINT. |
June 2006 | ||
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Matthew Barney discusses his influences
Matthew Barney talks about the ways performance art and works such as Richard Serra's Gutter Corner Splash: Night Shift (1969/1995) influenced his development as an artist. |
June 2006 | ||
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Matthew Barney on working in Japan
While in Japan working on his film DRAWING RESTRAINT 9, Matthew Barney was deeply influenced by his new environment. Here he discusses his efforts to communicate in a foreign |
June 2006 |