In the Studio with Dominique Muñoz
May Howard visits the Houston studio of Dominique Muñoz, speaking together on textiles inherited from loved ones, experimenting with cyanotypes, and what it means to weave an image.
May Howard visits the Houston studio of Dominique Muñoz, speaking together on textiles inherited from loved ones, experimenting with cyanotypes, and what it means to weave an image.
Lauren Stroh visits the New Orleans studio of Susan Bowers, alongside her life partner Genevieve McKeown, to discuss the literary references and the tonal imagery across her paintings.
Sherae Rimpsey visits the New Orleans studios of Diana Antohe and Louise Mouton Johnson to discuss their textile work, revealing and concealing, and grounding one’s practice in family.
Haitian artist M. Florine Démosthène discusses her sculptural practice, shrines, and Black diaspora perspectives with Natalie Willis Whylly.
Merin McDivitt visits the studio of Asheville-based artist Casey Engel whose ceramic, fiber, and paper works resemble artifacts from an extraterrestrial world.
Cordell Jones discusses craft as adornment, familial roots, and visual culture in his studio visit with Miami Beach-based artist Jevon Brown.
Robert Alan Grand visits the Asheville studio of painter Harley Burns to discuss their paintings that speak to the experience of being trans and gender nonconforming in the South, and celebrating the importance of living authentically.
Karla James visits the Winston-Salem studio of artist Garnet Goldman, whose papercut works feel devotional without being doctrinal, precise without being rigid.
Sterling Bowen visits the studio of Yun Dong Nam, speaking on his experience of teaching for thirty years at UNC Chapel Hill, ceramics, and the color palette in his work.