Interviews

It’s here already. The only thing you have to do is agree with it.     < Part 1 Horizontal/vertical/revolving: the artist and architect’s senses of space HV: I went to Naoshima five years ago, alone, and I was amazedView More >

It’s here already. The only thing you have to do is agree with it.     Henk Visch is known as a reclusive sculptor, and an artist with a gift for subtly manipulating the properties of spaces. Nishizawa Ryue meanwhileView More >

A desire to revisit the 20th century, ascertaining something along the way     Morimura Yasumasa has carved out an unconventional niche in the realm of self-portraiture that has included embedding himself in some of art history’s most famous paintings,View More >

A desire to revisit the 20th century, ascertaining something along the way     < Part 1 Requiem and self-questioning, or past and future – The final work, Gift of Sea: Raising a Flag on the Summit of the BattlefieldView More >

The whole idea of conceptual art being about philosophy is bull; humor is more important.     Proponent of conceptual art, pioneer of contemporary art, prognosticator of post-conceptualism… Countless phrases have been turned to sum up Dan Graham, but noneView More >

Thanks to APT, now conscious of the Asia-Pacific as one big region     Nara Yoshitomo is currently taking part in APT 6 as YNG (Yoshitomo Nara and graf), presenting an arresting combined effort that catches the eye immediately onView More >

We respect local art forms made according to local histories     As an art festival focusing in the vast and varied region known as the Asia-Pacific, yet intimately tied to its locale, the Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary ArtView More >

– I’d like to talk about the selection of Japanese artists this time – Nara/graf, Ohmaki Shinji, Nawa Kohei, Sawa Hiraki – why did you choose these artists? With Nara/graf I was thinking about collaboration, partly in light of theView More >

The sense of harmony is probably more a sense of uncertainty     Conjuring up a blazing orange sun in London’s Tate Modern, and giant artificial waterfalls in New York Harbor: with his delicate manipulations of light and shadow, mistView More >

What does trying to be a bird say about being a human?     The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation Art Prize was launched in 2008 with the objective of introducing talented British contemporary artists to Japan by offering them their firstView More >