Category: Interview

  • Genti Korini – interview

    The artist talks about A Place in the Sun, his twisty, challenging video installation at the Albanian Pavilion and why he based it on a re-enactment of an absurdist theatre from a century ago, using an obscure language that no…

  • Delcy Morelos – interview

    The Columbian artist on how she made her enormous earthen outdoor sculpture now on show at the Barbican and why she believes foxes have as much right to enjoy it as humans

  • Melania Toma – interview

    Toma explains her interest in collective and interspecies perspectives, her dynamic process, and her quest to unearth the stories hidden in organic and industrial fabrics

  • Morgan Quaintance – interview

    The artist and writer, winner of the 2025 Film London Jarman Award among other accolades, talks about his varied career including as a musician and cultural producer and how, eight years ago, he came to start making moving images

  • Catalyst: Art as Activism

    Encompassing four solo shows this exhibition challenges our views on climate change, disability, identity and migration. Studio International spoke to artists Eilidh Appletree, Taraneh Dana, Kasia Oleskiewicz and Molly Wickett at Summerhall Arts in Edinburgh the day before the show…

  • Laura Lima – interview

    Lima’s installation The Drawing Drawing at the ICA is delightfully disorienting, with the model and the artists – the audience – orbiting one another on mechanised platforms. The artist talks about why she sees her work as conceptual art rather…

  • Mark Manders – interview

    London Mithraeum is the perfect space for Manders’ three new yet timeless works. Before the opening of his first public exhibition in the UK, the artist talks about time, language and the human mind, and how wanting to become a…

  • Nat Faulkner – interview

    At the opening of his first public exhibition, Nat Faulkner, winner of the Camden Art Centre Emerging Artist Prize at Frieze 2024, talks about his fascination for the darkroom, what attracts him in the analogue process, and how Londoners’ use…

  • Mai Nguyễn-Long – interview

    The artist explains feeling that she belonged neither to the Vietnamese community of her heritage or the Australian one of her birth led her to translate centuries-old Vietnamese wood carvings into her own artworks in clay and how through her…

  • Merlin Daleman – interview

    The photographer talks about how his new photo book, Mutiny, captures the backstory of the Brexit vote and how he combines the documentary and the artistic tradition, while never losing sight of the humanity and humour of its subjects