NYFA speaks with 2007 Crafts Fellow Christopher Kurtz. NYFA: Hi Christopher, Please tell us what are you working on and what’s coming up for you. CK: Since I received the NYFA award, I have branched out into furniture design in addition to my studio practice as a sculptor. I have a new line of seating…
Jenny Dubnau sees the act of portrait-painting as making fictions of sorts, though she seeks to get as close to the truth as she can in her unflinchingly realist work. She’s been called “brave” for paintings that she’s made, particularly her meticulous renderings of her own facial “flaws”; moles, nose shine, and blood-shot, tired eyes.…
NYFA speaks with 2008 Photography Fellow Corey J. Willis. NYFA: Hi Corey, Please tell us what are you working on and what’s coming up for you. CW: I am now in the process of transferring my experiences into artwork. Frozen foods and products have always played a big part in my photography. Currently I am…
NYFA speaks with 2007 Poetry Fellow Anselm Berrigan NYFA: Hi Anselm, Please tell us what are you working on or what’s coming up for you. AB: I’m currently working on learning how to write all over again, which is what happens whenever I start up again having finished any poems of any length. A longish…
Suzan Sherman: An aspect of your work that I especially appreciate is that you’re not applying anything new to the subway ads that you work with, such as paint or Magic marker. Except for your razor blade, you use what’s there. But because of this your mashups can at first be deceiving. One can do a…
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