Interviews

We caught up with BNC artists Kevin James Boyd and Mandy Niewöhner to hear about what inspires them and the challenges facing emerging artists today.

We spoke to BNC 2015 artists Conor Rogers and Jamie Fitzpatrick about what how they became artists, whether art is political and an early obsession with monkeys.

Maya Caspari spoke to ICA Associate Poet Sophie Collins about her writing, the journal she co-founded and the politics of translation.

We spoke director Francesco Clerici about what inspired him to create his film Hand Gestures and the process of making it.

David Faulds spoke to author Max Porter about Ted Hughes, grief and writing his first book.

Director Eric Baudelaire told us about his film Letters to Max, his interest in 'non-places' and his friendship with the eponymous Max.

The Dutch artist talks about solving problems, his Kickstarter campaign, and reality.

The ICA is proud to support the release of A Window to the World, a film responding to the threats posed to arts education.

Laura Mulvey discusses how the film industry has changed and the multiple ways in which women's cinema might be concieved of and created.

We caught up with Juliette Desorgues to hear more about Austrian magazine Bau and how its radical ideas remain relevant today.

Matt Williams caught up with Dan Mitchell and Sara MacKillop to hear how ASP came into existence and why artists' self-publishing is political.

Ahead of our screenings of Pasolini, Nico Marzano spoke to director Abel Ferrara about the film and the man who inspired it.

Maya Caspari spoke to Joshua Oppenheimer about filmmaking and the ethical need for empathy.

We learnt more about the MA in the Contemporary, an exciting interdisciplinary programme run in partnership with the University of Kent.

Dimitra Gkitsa spoke to Kathy Rae Huffman about early media art, her curatorial practice and why it's important to look beyond what is online.