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Interview:
Maya Lin: Grand Rapids Ice Rink and Park Project
Model for Rosa Parks Circle (Grand Rapids, MI) in Maya Lin's Manhattan studio, New York, NY, 2000. Production still from the "Art in the Twenty-First Century" Season 1 episode, "Identity," 2001. © Art21, Inc. 2001. ART21: What was the initial concept you had in mind for the Grand Rapids park project?...
9/28/2001
Interview:
Maya Lin: "Groundswell" and Studio Works
Maya Lin in her Manhattan studio, New York, NY, 2000. Production still from the "Art in the Twenty-First Century" Season 1 episode, "Identity," 2001. © Art21, Inc. 2001. ART21: Tell us about Groundswell.
9/28/2001
Interview:
Kerry James Marshall: "Many Mansions"
ART21: How do you feel about this painting from 1995, Many Mansions, and about it being part of the Art Institute of Chicago’s permanent collection? Are you satisfied with it as a work, after all the other works you’ve produced between then and now?
9/28/2001
Interview:
Kerry James Marshall: "Rythm Mastr"
ART21: Let’s talk a bit about the things in your studio right now. What are these comic book drawings here? MARSHALL: Well, what I’m doing right now is redoing a project I did for the Carnegie International this year, which was to develop a comic strip in newspaper form that I could use for a particular installation at the...
9/28/2001
Interview:
Bruce Nauman: Setting a Good Corner
ART21: You’ve made a number of works on video that have a built-in continuous loop. Like the video work from 1967, The Artist is an Amazing Luminous Fountain—the text, spoken and onscreen, seems to repeat endlessly. This is a curious use of video, especially when compared to the way that most things seen on television are...
9/28/2001
Interview:
Bruce Nauman: "Stairway"
ART21: Is there a story behind the stairs? How did this work come about?
9/28/2001
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