May von Krogh‘s ceramics have a common thread, they’re soaked in emotion, each a conscious and meaningful meditation on a theme. Besides that, each is an isolated incident, a standalone testament to her ability to create novel and nuanced work. Aesthetically they are deep and penetrating, most of her subjects are children, which makes their…
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EK Interview: Timothy Hyun-Soo Lee
Timothy Hyun-Soo Lee‘s work is honest, revealing, and raw, and his interview is nothing less. His willingness to admit to having an anxiety disorder deserves merit alone, but the method through which he explores and discusses every spectrum of his mind, whether dark or light, is art that makes one pause and think. Check it…
EK Interview: John Grade
John Grade is a large scale installation artist based out of Seattle, his work is made from natural materials with the intent that it will decompose and return to the earth. He discusses his link to nature, the fetishization of the naatural world and how his work addresses both. His work was previously featured in…
Cristina Córdova
Cristina Córdova is an American-born, Puerto Rican sculptor who works and lives in Penland, North Carolina. She’s heavily influenced by the rich and layered imagery of classical Catholic sculptures cemented with modern obscure juxtapositions.
EK Interview: Meow Wolf
 Meow Wolf is a group of artists from Santa Fe, brought together by a shared purpose and passion for art and music.  They have created a number of fantastic, whimsical pieces of art with a myriad of topics and styles.  They will be at Select Art Fair for Art Basel this year in Miami.  Hear more…
EK Interview: David Gil
David Gil is a pluridisciplinary artist that will be displaying at this year’s Select Art Fair in Miami for Art Basel.  His work seeks to ask more of the viewer, to challenge their presumptions and perceptions.  Check out his interview below:
EK Interview: Philipp Artus
Physics and mathematics are the underlying mechanics that seem to drive the natural wonders around all of us. They are also the key forces of aesthetic influence to well-versed artist Philipp Artus. Check out the in-depth Q&A spread after the jump!
EK Interview: Patrick Dougherty
Patrick Dougherty, first featured back in August 2012, is the magnanimous sculptor of extraordinary nests – tangled confectionery which twines into the environment – succumbing sweetly to nature as the seasons wear on. Read on for a fascinating interview with this man of legend!
EK Interview: Debra Hampton
Debra Hampton is a collage crackerjack with as much to say in words as she does in pictures.
EK Interview: Robert Gligorov
Robert Gligorovis an artist previously featured by our beloved Konahrtist in 2011. He has also graced us with his presence in our Top 100 Artists of 2011. With his incredible knack for artistic shock value it was only natural that we’d want to take a peak into this man’s mind and see what makes him tick.
EK Interview: Peter Root
Who is he? Â He is Peter Root. Â The first of all Peters, Peter Root was born in 12 B.C. under a waxing moon. Â Peter drinks peppermint tea every day. Â He claims it is what has kept him so youthful and vigorous for the past 2024 years. Â
EK Interview: GUERRA DE LA PAZ
You may have seen the work of Guerra De La Paz in 2010, but if you haven’t, you should. Or you can main vein it and go straight to their homepage. No matter which you choose (either or both?) take a gander at their interview:
EK Interview: MIRU KIM
We’re gunning for an interview with every artist listed in our Top 100, but this particular one will hold a special place in my personal vault. Miru Kim’s Naked City Spleen series is probably the most audacious of all the art I’ve come across on the inter-tubes. Plus she’s legit enough to have had her…