In the beginning, Chelsea Haines puts on her coat. She walks across blonde wood, gives a nearby table the sideways,..
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Last year, at Open Engagement 2014, the conference theme of “life/work” offered up two words that socially-engaged artists were more..
For Flight Pattern 2e, Maggie Ginestra interviews Anna Drozdowski about stewarding and starting projects, and the contract a performer has with her audience.
FLIGHT PATTERN is a bimonthly interview series that traces the curiosities and affinities of Liat Berdugo (San Francisco) and Maggie Ginestra (Philadelphia). Here they interview curator Gordon Hall over a flight of tequila.
Maggie Ginestra and Aubrey Longley Cook convene a conversation around Atlanta’s ‘art-drag’ community covering Lacan, drag-as-activism, and performance cultures in the city.
As a window into how artists are working and thinking in Atlanta right now, these dialogues are excerpts from three recently recorded conversations between a Walthall Artist Fellow and his or her Artist Mentor.
I first heard about Pig Slop Studios last summer when I ran into Rebecca Estee on Cherokee Street. She offered me cheap studio space because she, Zak Marmalefsky, and Chloe Bethany were about to have more than they knew what to do with.