Interview with Fabienne Lasserre by Daniel Gerwin

Interview with Fabienne Lasserre by Daniel Gerwin

Daniel: Before getting into your current work, I'd like to ask you to trace the development of your thinking a bit. You started with painting, but you were clearly looking to depart from two dimensions. Can you talk about how you moved from flat paintings...

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Leslie Smith

Leslie Smith

Certain images are burned into our brains: a pyramid of naked men on their hands and knees, hoods over their heads, overseen by grinning U.S. soldiers; the infamous hooded man in a tattered sheet, standing balanced on a cardboard box with wires dangling...

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Fabienne Lasserre

Fabienne Lasserre

Remember high school physics class? At some point, you put a ball on top of a ramp, a few feet above the floor. Before releasing it, you’re supposed to calculate how far it will fly before it hits the ground. Now imagine that on top of the ramp you...

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Joel Dean

Joel Dean

The figures populating Joel Dean’s paintings move aimlessly, their facial features generically rendered or replaced by masks. They engage in careless acts of violence and carnality, and they are portrayed both still and in motion. Sex, when it occurs,...

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