Index / Conversation
Jill Bryson
In conversation with Lucy McKenzie, 25 June 2015, Islington, London (an extract from recently published The Inventors of Tradition II)
Interview: Dominic Paterson talks to Georgina Starr
Bubbles, brains and what led to I, Cave, a new solo show opening at mima on 7 April 2015.
‘A Feminist Chorus’
Event over: In Conversation: Lucy Reynolds and Sarah Neely, Glasgow Women’s Library, Tuesday 25 November, 6—7.30pm. Free
Remarks: Kim Coleman and Jenny Hogarth
The collaborators talk about their current fellowship and upcoming projects
#37 - January 2016
In Conversation: Alice Bain, Laura Edbrook, Julia Wylie
Discussing MAP’s history, its identity as a publishing platform and digitised archive.
#37 - June 2016
Living with the Promises of Appearances
Performance and Broadcast by Sarah Rose and Rebecca Wilcox | 9.45 - 10.45pm, 21 June 2016
‘Sick Sick Sick’ : The Books of Ornery Women
A reading project examining a radical or ‘bludgeoned’ subjectivity of women writers | Session One
Lucy Stein and Manuela Gernedel share thoughts on Carole Gibbons as inspiration
Three women painters have shared a common address. Two have a conversation embracing their muse, home, practices, generation and serendipity
Goat in the Basment
Artist Stephan Dillemuth talks to MAP about his month-long residency at Transmission Gallery in Glasgow Transmission Gallery, Glasgow, 27 September–9 October
Hans Ulrich Obrist interviews Emily Wardill
Curator Hans Ulrich Obrist talks to Emily Wardill about her enigmatic film work
Pablo Helguera: The Unanswerable
Karen Archey interviews New York-based artist & writer Pablo Helguera Pablo Helguera, ‘The School of Panamerican Unrest’, 2003-ongoing
Power Structures, Pantomimes and Parodies
The installations and performances of Paris-based artist Lili Reynaud-Dewar draw from a kaleidoscopic field of identities and histories—from Rastafarianism to Super Studio, from shorthand typists to burlesque entertainers. Here, in conversation with Joanna Fiduccia, she discusses the ambiguities, both sculptural and moral, behind her very particular Follies, and what it means to be the woman behind the curtain
Q&A: Joanne Tatham and Tom O’Sullivan
Mona Casey interviews Joanne Tatham & Tom O’Sullivan
Counterpart
TJ Carlin talks to Leigh Ledare about personal subjectivity and its reception
Accelerator
Isla Leaver-Yap talks to Sebastian Buerkner in his studio about his animated films and new commission
#17 Spring - March 2009
Roundtable
MAP asked the following artists and organisers to contribute towards a debate on artist-run spaces in Glasgow and beyond
Jordan Wolfson: In Search of the Whale
Hans Ulrich Obrist and Jordan Wolfson take a taxi to the Museum of Natural History, New York, to visit the whale. Time, travel, and time-travel come into their sights
Craig Mulholland: Viral Transmissions
Craig Mulholland talks to Susannah Thompson in the run-up to a series of exhibitions showcasing a major new body of work, Grandes et Petites Machines. A re-edited version of his new film ‘Peer to Peer’ has been commissioned for MAP and can be viewed in the Commission pages of the website or by clicking below
#13 Spring - March 2008
Elena Filipovic and Adam Szymczyk: Q + A
Steven Cairns talks to 5th berlin biennial (bb5) curators Elena Filipovic and Adam Szymczyk about the city, the biennial concept and the philosophies and ideas around this edition
Residency: Nick Evans
Sarah Smith talks to Nick Evans about his work at home and away
David Shrigley: Top Drawer
David Shrigley is astonishingly prolific. Outside the mainstream, but embraced by it, he makes T-shirts and posters, but is also bought by the Tate. Neil Cooper visits him in his Glasgow studio and finds the man very much like his work.
#10 - June 2007
Gustav Metzger: Revolutionary Constructions
Gustav Metzger in conversation with international curator Hans Ulrich Obrist reveals a visionary spirit active both politically and artistically across nearly seven decades. With a busy year ahead, Metzger is preparing to show at skulptur projecte munster
Lucy Skaer: Drawing Close
Glasgow-based artist Lucy Skaer is interested in fictions and histories. Highly articulate in the medium of drawing, she also makes films and installation and installations with charged imagination. Here, she is in conversation with Isla Leaver-Yap
Studio: Callum Innes
With the turps drying on his survey show in September, Callum Innes welcomes Catriona Black and Luke Watson into his busy Edinburgh studio
ANNIE LENNOX
The Eurythmics singer, who was recently honoured by both Edinburgh College of Art and the Royal Scottish Academy of Music & Drama, reveals her artistic passions