Interview

"I believe that one of the most important aspects of my work is reciprocity. In essence, this is at the heart of all healthy human relationships: we nurture, learn, create bridges of dialogue, and as creative people we collaborate."

Caleb Bell talks with Joseph Havel about his retirement from the Glassell School of Art, his collaborations with his pet parrot, and his band.

Colette Copeland interviews Delita Martin about her artwork, her foundation supporting artists, and her participation in the Venice Biennial.

Caitlin Duerler Chávez talks with artist Shahzia Sikander about her recent show at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, and her Texas connections.

Liz Kim interviews Houston-based artist Rabea Ballin about her practice, process, and her work in the art collective Roux.

Barbara Purcell talks with Houston artist Christopher Cascio about his current solo exhibition at Ivester Contemporary in Austin.

Anna Adami talks with Rosemary Candelario about her evolving performance, "aqueous," and her personal relationship to water.

Caleb Bell talks with Lubbock, Texas-based artist couple Shannon and William Cannings about life with another artist, their individual practices, and how they balance work and family life.

Gabo Martini talks with Caleb Bell about Texas A&M International University in Laredo's new artist-in-residence program.

Craig Bunch interviews artist Alice Leora Briggs about her collaboration with Julián Cardona on the publication "Abecedario de Juárez."

Erin Segal talks with Mark Menjivar about death penalty abolition and the artist's socially engaged art practice.

Leslie Moody Castro talks with Sean Gaulager and Ezra Masch about the exhibition and performance project "VOLUMES," on view at Co-Lab Projects in Austin, Texas

"Las aves cantan en el árbol, pero no necesitan aprender cómo hacerlo, ¿verdad?"

"After interacting with one of my pieces, I want visitors to be reminded that one should not judge anything based on looks."

Caitlin Duerler Chávez interviews Stark Museum of Art curator Sarah Boehme about the museum's collection of contemporary photography.

Aunque Josué es uno de los pocos practicantes trabajando en el ecosistema del arte contemporáneo en Brownsville, su tenacidad ha sido inquebrantable a pesar de los retos y contratiempos.

"El arte latinx sigue esperando a que las adquisiciones de museos y una base de coleccionistas lo acoja. Es un arte que todavía está en el proceso de legitimación."

"I think there are enough people who have been in my work who are diverse human beings that you should be able to find yourself."

"I think artists have a tremendous amount of power through their ability to take raw materials and make something that is engaging."

Leslie Moody Castro interviews artist Josue Rawmirez about his relationship to the border, the Rio Grande Valley, and his practice.