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INTERLOCUTOR Interviews

INTERLOCUTOR Interviews is the podcast for Interlocutor Magazine, which features in-depth interview-focused coverage of arts, culture, and activism. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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1:08:18

The transcendental aesthetics of Zhivago Duncan

INTERLOCUTOR Interviews ·

2023/04/06

Zhivago Duncan was born to a Syrian mother and a Danish father in Terre Haute, Indiana. His fluidity across materials and cultural signifiers reflects the relentlessness of an investigative mind. With freewheeling creativity spurred by his curiosity, Duncan’s lifelong impulse towards painting demonstrates his desire to contemplate, negotiate and comprehend the “big picture”: the origins of sentient life and the universality of consciousness. In this interview, Zhivago deeply explores his process,

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58:45

Vonn Cummings Sumner Samples & Remixes Krazy Kat

INTERLOCUTOR Interviews ·

2023/03/23

An interview with artist Vonn Cummings Sumner about his visual takes on the iconic cartoon character Krazy Kat, from George Herriman's wildly weird and wonderful newspaper comic strip that ran from 1913 to 1944 and influenced countless artists working in many styles. Sumner currently has a solo show called Second Nature at Washington DC's Morton Fine Art, which is his second show at the gallery featuring Krazy Kat works. The gallery writes, "Sumner returns to the wandering, curious avatar with

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1:25:13

KIDLEW

INTERLOCUTOR Interviews ·

2023/03/07

KIDLEW is an NYC-based color-blind Chorean (half-Chinese/half-Korean) artist. Born in Queens, NY, and raised on Strong Island, he started doodling the cartoon characters he saw daily on TV as a kid and soon discovered graffiti art on 1970s NYC subway trips with his grandmother. Big into skateboarding and metal music as teen, he segued into the music scene in the 90s and then studied toy design before returning to graffiti art as a part of the EX VANDALS crew. Now he may be best known for his

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53:54

Ai Yo! A Chat With Artist Jenny Wu

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2023/03/01

Jenny Wu is an artist and educator. Wu’s work acknowledges the sensational and perceptual properties of materiality and then transforms the materials from their original forms and purpose to present them within new contexts. Her solo show at Morton Fine Art, Ai Yo!, is up through March 8, 2023. Long interested in tactility, in-betweenness, embodiedness, and construction (Wu has a background in architectural studies), the exhibition questions our basic assumptions about what paintings and sculptures

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1:11:09

Tuning Into Uhl's Channels

INTERLOCUTOR Interviews ·

2023/02/08

Shapeshifting through time, space, and spirit, Uhl’s debut EP Channels is a genre-bending and vocally explorative collection of songs threaded together not as much by their similarities as by their nuanced differences.Showcasing her operatic background through a pop lens, Uhl makes dynamic music that is as informed by Mozart and Puccini as it is by art pop divas Kate Bush and Annie Lennox. The results are enigmatic, dramatic, and transportive and will certainly appeal to fans of contemporaries like

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59:18

Joseph Keckler's Underworld Voyages

INTERLOCUTOR Interviews ·

2023/01/26

Joseph Keckler is a singular artist, a performer and creator known for his expressive and powerful voice, sharp prose and stirring songs, and absurdist, bizarrely heroic operatic monologues, which "dance between comedy, commentary, and communion."Hailed by the New York Times as “major vocal talent…a singer whose range shatters the conventional boundaries…with a trickster’s dark humor,” his original performances have been presented by Lincoln Center, Cenre Pompidou, NPR Tiny Desk and many others. His

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53:19

Siobhan McBride's Quiet Tensions

INTERLOCUTOR Interviews ·

2023/01/18

The works of Siobhan McBride are imbued with a sense of quiet mystery, often with slightly skewed perspectives and containing objects imprinted with unseen energies or tensions. In this interview, she discusses the inspirations and methods behind her beguiling creations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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1:25:06

Nick Bautista's Mantras and Methods

INTERLOCUTOR Interviews ·

2022/12/18

Artist Nick Bautista writes, "I have often been reluctant to talk about my work. I have even been hesitant showing or exhibiting it - I suppose that can be problematic for a painter. The images I choose to paint, rather the ideas of the images, I treat very personally, almost protectively. I see them as fragments of private journal entries. After all, they address my personal situations and struggles, or whatever I might be experiencing in my life."Despite his reluctance to talk about his work, Nick

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59:32

Steven Montgomery's Aesthetics of Damage

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2022/11/22

Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, Steven Montgomery describes himself as having, “...an affinity for the aesthetics of damage, destruction or any evidence of the passage of time.” His earthenware creations pay homage to the once-thriving industrial capital, its degradation, and subsequent resurgence. Incorporating elements that honor the regality of Detroit’s auto industry and its machinery and recognize its more recent issues with the safety of its water supply, Montgomery creates vessels that

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58:16

Ryan Sarah Murphy, Cardboard Whisperer

INTERLOCUTOR Interviews ·

2022/10/20

Ryan Sarah Murphy's reclaimed cardboard relief sculptures, powered by the visceral impact of color combinations, act as visual meditations on geographical location, placemaking, architecture, and spatial awareness. Her videos, generated through multiple digital interventions on random images and movements, are enigmatic, animated paintings that look like pixels, binary code, or even deconstructed maps, a visual reference to her fixed cardboard works. Her drawings, which begin as tracings of stills

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34:46

Eszter Balint Only Sort of Hates Memory

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2022/10/12

Songwriter/violinist/actress Eszter Balint’s stage production of I Hate Memory, originally set to premiere in 2020 but postponed due to the pandemic, finally premiered this past summer with two performances at Joe's Pub in NYC, and now she is set to release an album of songs from the show (available November 18 via Red Herring Records). Written by Eszter and based on an original concept by her and Tony Award-winner Stew, I Hate Memory is an “anti-musical” “co-starring the Streets of New York and the

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