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Adam Raymont: A Splace in Berlin
By admin on September 27, 2015
Splace was an eleven part series of experimental art exhibitions in Berlin during the Summer of 2010. The shows each took place for one night only in the Fernseherturm pavilion, a unique space located at…
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Keith Gessen & Margarita Shalina
By admin on Juni 27, 2015
Russia, the Revolution Will Not Be Televised The fear of an opaque future makes us long for what has already passed, when in actuality it’s as the song goes – ‚there were never any good…
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Andrei Codrescu & Andrea Hiott
By admin on Juni 27, 2015
Geography is Destiny Two notes before reading: This interview was mostly conducted in virtual space. Also, be aware that Andrei Codrescu uses the term „herm“ instead of „his“ or „her“ to evoke an all-encompassing gender…
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Wayne Kostenbaum: Imaginary Places
By admin on Juni 27, 2015
Imaginary Places Article and interview by Anna Rohleder, 2011. Even in a brief conversation with Wayne Koestenbaum, it becomes apparent that his interests are broad-ranging, from Sigmund Freud to film stars, 1960s American pop-culture icons…
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Bradley Wester: Interstice
By admin on Juni 27, 2015
The In-Between Place of Contemporary Art and Politics When I arrived in New York from New Orleans in 1978 to become an artist, the city was emerging from a very dark time. New York nearly…
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Derrick Jensen & Andrea Hiott: End of Civilization
By admin on Juni 27, 2015
In the recent documentary A Crude Awakening, it is said that the United States of America was once “the Saudi Arabia of the world” when it came to oil production: in other words, much of…
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Sholeh Wolpe: On Forough Farrokzad
By admin on Juni 27, 2015
Sensual Visitation Pulse: You were born in Iran and lived in Trinidad and England as a child. Today, you are a presence in the creative world of the United States, especially in California where you…
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Aleksander Hemon & Michelle Standley
By admin on Juni 27, 2015
Fractured Enviornments His first two works, Nowhere Man (2004) and The Question of Bruno (2001), were well-received. The Lazarus Project (2008) and James Woods’ admiring review of it in The New Yorker established Hemon’s reputation, significantly raising his literary profile in…
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Marilynne Robinson: Sense of Home
By admin on Juni 27, 2015
Interview and article by Jason Green. Photo: Kelly Ruth Winter Home is the focal point in each of Marilynne Robinson’s novels. In Housekeeping (1981), the old family home in Fingerbone provides refuge for the orphaned…
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Michael Klare & Stone Gossard
By admin on Mai 28, 2015
THE END OF OIL? Pearl Jam’s Stone Gossard in discussion with author Michael Klare, 2008. Stone Gossard: I read your book ”Blood and Oil” about three months ago and I thought it was amazing – really…
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Elizabeth Royte: Petrucibles and a Paradigm Shift
By admin on April 30, 2015
Interview, Brooklyn, 2008, by Andrea Hiott. Royte is the author of „The Tapir‘s Morning Bath: Solving the Mysteries of the Tropical Rain Forest“, „Garbage Land: On the Secret Trail of Trash“, and „Bottlemania: How Water…