Taking an array of approaches to the medium of painting and the role of the painter, the artists in the exhibition Painter Painter discuss their work in this series, which rolls out over the course of the exhibition. Curators Eric Crosby and Bartholomew Ryan extended an open-ended invitation to each artist to help create a collection of dialogues, texts, manifestos, and visual essays about their practice, both in and out of the studio.

In This Series

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Remarks on Surface: An Interview with Alex Olson

“You can excavate my paintings into the parts used to build them,” says LA artist Alex Olson, who opts for transparency over virtuosity in her work. More

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Painting as Score: Sarah Crowner on Format

“The way I make paintings involves a lot of stretching, a lot of muscle, a lot of ‘body’–cutting, taking apart, dealing with the material,” says New York–based artist Sarah Crowner. More