Carlos Nuñez and Maria Owen on the Whitney Biennial
Carlos Nuñez and Maria Owen reflect on the 2026 Whitney Biennial, discussing its aesthetics and global-regional connectivity alongside featured works by Southern and Caribbean artists.
Interviews (343)
Land of the Free: In Conversation with Edward Buckles Jr. and Eric Waters
Yashi Davalos speaks with New Orleans-based filmmaker Edward Buckles Jr. and photographer Eric Waters about legacy and perception of time in Buckles’ new multimedia projection series Land of the Free at The Ford Plant in Arabi, Louisiana.
In Conversation with Abigail Lucien
Justin Chance interviews sculptor, writer, and educator Abigail Lucien, who explores language alongside motifs of enclosure and liminal space, in their work.
In Conversation with Danqi Cai
Jaiha Lee interviews Danqi Cai, an Arkansas-based interdisciplinary artist who considers the infallibility of language through the migrant technologies of papermaking and print.
In Conversation with Marlos E’van
Justin Chance sits down with New York City-based artist Marlos E’van to discuss the roles of mentorship and references in E’van’s work, alongside their art object for Burnaway’s fourth Artist Edition.
Kinship in the Indigenous Gulf Stream: In Conversation with Flowers Darling and Dane Verret
Hali Dardar speaks with Dane Verret and Flowers Darling about Afro-Indigeneity, dreams, and the true meaning of what it means to say, “land back.”
The Warmth of Memories: In Conversation with Arielle Weenonia Gray
Sidney Pettice interviews Arielle Weenonia Gray, an Alabama-born Black woman photographer, speaking on being a grandma baby, growing up in the age of the internet, and the intimacy of Southern homescapes.
In Conversation With The Virgin Islands Studies Collective (VISCO) / Conversando con el Colectivo de Estudios de las Islas Vírgenes
Dr. Gervais Marsh speaks with The Virgin Island Studies Collective (VISCO) for the second installment of Burnaway’s Care In Precarity submissions, a collaborative open call with CCCADI.
In Conversation with Arturo Lindsay
In December’s co-publishing initiative with Oxford American, Demetri Burke speaks with Atlanta-based artist Arturo Lindsay on being raised in Panama, his home archive, and his work in Patacones, Paintbrushes, & Power at the African Diaspora Art Museum of Atlanta (ADAMA).
