photo by Stuart Newman @sanewman1
Seth Rosenblatt of CNET did a Q & A with Molly Crabapple today on the Glass Gaze project, which ran today from 3-3:30pm EST on rhizome.org.
You can read the full interview online at cnet.com
Creative Time Reports will release the video and an accompanying essay on Glass Gaze in 2014, for those who missed the live event.
Hey Molly
Nice interview for CNET… but I kinda didn’t get the reference on ‘old people’ At 52 i guess I am classed as ‘old’. I also incepted just about all of the technology you think of as ‘young’ I suppose. Including occupy (working title – active rebellion, a play on microsoft technology)… I guess art is judgement as well as porn. Sadly just another manifestation of the Godel proof.
Have you played TLOU? do you like the Goya? No accident.
Cheers
Hey Molly
Nice interview for CNET… but I kinda didn’t get the reference on ‘old people’ At 52 i guess I am classed as ‘old’. I also incepted just about all of the technology you think of as ‘young’ I suppose. Including occupy (working title – active rebellion, a play on microsoft technology)… I guess art is judgement as well as porn. Sadly just another manifestation of the Godel proof.
Have you played TLOU? do you like the Goya? No accident.
Cheers
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About Molly:
Molly Crabapple is an artist, journalist, and author of the memoir, Drawing Blood. Called "An emblem of the way art can break out of the gilded gallery" by the New Republic, she has drawn in and reported from Guantanamo Bay, Abu Dhabi's migrant labor camps, and in Syria, Lebanon, Gaza, the West Bank, and Iraqi Kurdistan. Crabapple is a contributing editor for VICE, and has written for publications including The New York Times, Paris Review, and Vanity Fair. Her work is in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art.
