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Interview

Survival in New York: An Interview with Artist Judith Braun

by Paddy Johnson on November 10, 2010
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The sixth interview in a series of posts examining what it means to survive in New York. Today I speak with Judith Braun, an artist living and working in New York. Other interviews include, Executive Director of Rhizome and Adjunct Curator at The New Museum Lauren Cornell, artist Marcin Ramocki, curator and Prospect Non-Profit Director Dan Cameron,  Shelly Bancroft and [...]

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Survival In New York: An Interview With Lauren Cornell

by Paddy Johnson on November 4, 2010
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The fifth interview in a series of posts examining what it means to survive in New York. I spoke with Executive Director of Rhizome and Adjunct Curator at The New Museum Lauren Cornell over the telephone on this subject. Her show Free, is currently on view at The New Museum. Other interviews in this series include those with artist Marcin Ramocki, curator and Prospect Non-Profit Director Dan Cameron,  Shelly Bancroft and Peter Nesbett of Triple Candie, a non-profit gallery located in Harlem, and artist William Powhida. A full piece reflecting on these interviews is available in this month's issue of Map Magazine.

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Survival in New York: An Interview with Marcin Ramocki

by Paddy Johnson on November 1, 2010
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The fourth interview in a series of posts examining what it means to survive in New York. Today I speak with artist Marcin Ramocki. Other interviews in this series include curator and Prospect Non-Profit Director Dan Cameron,  Shelly Bancroft and Peter Nesbett of Triple Candie, a non-profit gallery located in Harlem, and artist William Powhida. A full piece reflecting on these interviews is available in this month's issue of Map Magazine.

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Survival In New York: An Interview with Dan Cameron

by Paddy Johnson on October 25, 2010
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The third interview in a series of posts examining what it means to survive in New York. Today I speak with Curator and Non-Profit Director Dan Cameron. Other interviews in this series include  Shelly Bancroft and Peter Nesbett of Triple Candie, a non-profit gallery located in Harlem, and artist William Powhida.

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Survival in New York: An Interview With William Powhida

by Paddy Johnson on October 18, 2010
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The second interview in a series of posts examining what it means to survive in New York. Today I speak with artist William Powhida. The first interview was posted last week, and was with Shelly Bancroft and Peter Nesbett of Triple Candie, a non-profit gallery located in Harlem.

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Survival In New York: An Interview With Triple Candie

by Paddy Johnson on October 14, 2010
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Survival in New York. A new series of interviews with professionals across the city on what it means to survive. Today I talk with Triple Candie

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AFC Exclusive: Artist Ryan Trecartin Debuts Riverthe.net

by Paddy Johnson on October 5, 2010
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In an AFC exclusive interview, Ryan Trecartin debuts riverthe.net for the first time to the public. Known for his movies full of tripped out characters drawing much of their language from the Internet, artist Ryan Trecartin is an unlikely developer. He doesn’t know how to program. He spends all his time making movies. This hasn’t changed, though he is the driving creative force behind a new chat-routlette-esque platform conceived last spring in collaboration with tumblr Founder David Karp at Rhizome’s Seven on Seven conference. Dubbed riverthe.net (formerly Project Ten and currently at the temporary url riverofthe.net), the online tool strings together 10 second videos uploaded by users through tag alone. Only three tags can be given to any video.

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