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Date added: 12th January 2010
Speaking at the 2009 Venice Biennale, Mark Lewis talks about his works generated by digitally capturing rear projected 35mm imagery combined with live action, almost in homage to filmmakers gone by.
Interview by Jean Wainwright.
Date added: 7th January 2010
Exhibiting at the 2009 Venice Biennale, the East-West Divan was organised by Turquoise Mountain, a cultural and heritage organisation based in Afghanistan, and presented works by ten artists from Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan. Curated by Jemima Montagu, the pavillion displayed a variety of disciplines ranging from miniature painting to installation works in an attempt to highlight something other than the stereotypes of terrorisim and extremism the regions it represented are so often associated with.
Interview by Jean Wainwright
Date added: 17th December 2009
Marc Quinn talks about his Self works - the series of heads created from his own blood - and the mythology that arose from Charles Saatchi's fridge freezer, as well as his Kate Moss sculptures and other works in this exclusive interview filmed earlier this year in Basel.
Interview by Jean Wainwright.
Date added: 15th December 2009
In this edition of first works and inspirational memories, Marc Quinn recalls saintly relics from his childhood which had a chilling but artistic quality, Cartier Prize winner Jordan Wolfson's youth saw him discovering a building straight from a horror movie set and architect Adam Caruso isn't quite sure if what he remembers is true or a self-constructed memory.
Interviews by Jean Wainwright
Date added: 25th November 2009
Grayson Perry recalls seeing outsider artist Henry Darger's images, Neville Wakefield looks back to seeing Chris Burden's Samson and Gavin Turk talks about a piece he just had to own.