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.
Interviews (333)
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.
Mothering Pearl: In Conversation with Crystal Jin Kim
Karina Teichert speaks with Crystal Jin Kim to discuss art-making as an act of devotion, Asian mothering, and the human experience’s ephemerality.
Inside Out: In Conversation with Foad Satterfield
In solidarity with Abolition Week 2023, Bryn Evans speaks with artist Foad Satterfield in an extended interview to discuss nature’s subversion of carceral geographies.
Spirit Spectrum: Ra Malika Imhotep and Akbar Imhotep in Conversation
For Father’s Day 2023, Burnaway revisits a beloved public program titled Spirit Spectrum, featuring poets and storytellers Ra Malika Imhotep and Akbar Imhotep.
A Trained Eye: In Conversation with Anna Walker Skillman
In conjunction with the opening of Jackson Fine Art’s new space, Bryn Evans speaks with owner Anna Walker Skillman to discuss the gallery’s next chapter.
Something Bigger Than You: In Conversation with Calida Rawles
Bryn Evans meets with Los Angeles-based painter Calida Rawles to consider water’s ubiquity in Black popular culture, swimming as metaphor, and the liquid nature of memory.
A Warning to Slow Down: In Conversation with Lauren Strohacker and Dr. Lisa Minerva Tolentino
Erin Johnson converses with Lauren Strohacker and Dr. Lisa Minerva Tolentino on the movement of light and meaning of red in relation to Strohacker’s solo exhibition at the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA), Winston-Salem, NC.
