Andrew Lyman and Capturing the Impossible Nowness
E.C. Flamming interviews Atlanta-based artist Andrew Lyman as part of Burnaway’s theme series CRUSH, where they discuss intimacy, his entry point into photography, and crushing on your friend group.
Interviews (321)
“Let Us Draw Nigh”:
Remembering A Sojourn for Harriet Jacobs
Camille Bacon, Daria Simone Harper, and Niara Simone Hightower reflect on their experience in Edenton, NC for ‘A Sojourn for Harriet Jacobs.’
In Conversation with Kristine Potter
Jennifer Dudley speaks with photographer Kristine Potter on mediums, a green curtain, and the variety within Kristine Potter: Dark Waters , on view at The Momentary in Bentonville, AK until October 11.
In Conversation with Maya Brooks
Robert Alan Grand speaks with curator Maya Brooks on her love for fiber arts and the dedicated curatorial work behind The Threads We Follow, on view at the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA) in Winston-Salem, North Carolina through March 10, 2024.
In Conversation with Erik Thurmond aka Pasquale
Jackson Markovic sits and speaks with Atlanta-based artist Erik Thurmond on his pop music alias Pasquale and the visibility of audience agency, pop structures, and mysticism.
In Conversation with Ato Ribeiro
From the patternmaking of discarded wood to bridge-building diasporas and communities, Amina Daugherty speaks with Atlanta-based artist Ato Ribeiro on his roots and current practice.
In Conversation with Earthen Clay
Blair LeBlanc speaks with Earthen Clay on the interdependence of connection and feedback between two grounds, along with creating spaces for joy against oppressive odds.
The Pearl Imagery: In Conversation with Victoria Dugger
For our Camouflage series, Leia Genis speaks with Victoria Dugger on the push and pull grotesque gaze directed towards and enacted by Black, disabled bodies.
Sovereign Sensibilities with Amarie Cemone Gipson
Amarie Cemone Gipson, founder of The Reading Room, sits with Camille Bacon to discuss her journey in creating the Black art reference library and her vision for its future in Houston.
