Margaret Inga Wiatrowski NYFA talks to Margaret Inga Wiatrowski (2011 Printmaking/Drawing/Artists Books Fellow) about her trajectory as an artist and the influence of Hurricane Sandy on her work. She also contextualizes some of her new work on display at NYFA and chashama’s After Affects: Hurricane Sandy Exhibition. NYFA: Has creating art always been a focus…
Political Economy (The Wealth of Nations, parts 19, 20, & 21). 2012, ink on Mylar, three panels at 84"x42" each Photo Credit: D. James Dee NYFA talks to Michael Waugh (2009 Printmaking/Drawing/Artists Books Fellow) about his current exhibition, incorporating multidisciplinary elements into his work, relating text to images, and rowing a boat across Buzzards Bay.…
Family Tree, 2010, oil on canvas, 36 x 45 inches NYFA talks to Roxa Smith (2012 Painting Fellow & 2011 Artist as an Entrepreneur Boot Camp Participant) about her biggest obstacles as an artist, her process, and her workspace. She also shares advice for emerging artists looking to further their careers. NYFA: How did you…
Benjamin Stuber, Josiah Polhemus, Jessica Unker, Debórah Eliezer, and Calder Shilling in Port Out, Starboard Home NYFA talks to Sheila Callaghan (2004 Playwrighting/Screenwriting Fellow) about her current show, Port Out, Starboard Home, at La MaMa E.T.C., theatre as a collaborative process, the inspiration for her work, and her favorite play. NYFA: What are you currently…
Joseph Keckler photographed by Michael Sharkey NYFA speaks with 2012 Interdisciplinary Work Fellow Joseph Keckler NYFA: Hi Joseph, thank you for taking the time to speak with us. Can you tell us a bit about what you’re working on and what’s coming up for you? JK: It’s my honor and pleasure. Thank you. Right now…
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