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Jeffrey Gibson Tells Michèle Lamy How Deleuze, Rave Culture, and Porn Collectors Inspire Him

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By Mekala Rajagopal Verified
| Interview Magazine Verified
In Jeffrey Gibson’s world, punching bags are beaded, mannequins don jingle dresses, and slogans shimmer in sequins. Working across painting, sculpture, and video installation, the Choctaw-Cherokee artist enlists a variety of forms, colors, and textures to comment on the many injustices baked into American history. In 2024, he became the first Indigenous artist to present a solo exhibition at the Venice Biennale’s U.S. Pavilion.
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Inside Andrew Curwen's Debut Show

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By Mekala Rajagopal Verified
| Interview Magazine Verified
SUNDAY 9 PM JULY 27, 2025 NYC As the sun set on Sunday night, a line of fashion fans and editors snaked through the streets of Bushwick for the debut collection of Andrew Curwen. It was a first for the designer’s eponymous brand, but Curwen isn’t new to the game. A decade in the industry has earned him right hand status for New York provocateurs Jane Wade and Elena Velez, who each taught Andrew a thing or two about deconstruction.
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Oxis and Sam Gellaitry on Sardines, Sequencers, and the Science of Electronica

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By Mekala Rajagopal Verified
| Interview Magazine Verified
If you opened a can of tuna and it started humming in Vocoder harmonies, you’d get something close to Oxis. A former pop vocalist turned lo-fi architect, she’s tearing up the rulebook and rewriting her sound live on Oxis 7, a raw plunge into mood swings and melodic debris, crafted with a laptop and an undercurrent of oceanic inspiration (each track title has its own aquatic name).
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