Interview Questions
We have asked our artists the following questions. Their responses, which vary from short answers to detailed essays, are located under each artist's name.
*****Curatorial essays will be added soon*****
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Briefly explain your creative process: how do you go about creating one of your works? What is your starting point?
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Do you pursue any themes in your work, and, if so, what are they?
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What factors are an integral part of your work as an artist?
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Please describe a real-life circumstance or situation that has served as a source of inspiration.
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What is the one thing (or person) you couldn't do without?
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What is the best piece of advice you've ever been given? And by whom?
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What role do you feel the artist plays in society?
More follow up questions:
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What is your goal professionally?
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What jobs have you done in addition to being an artist?
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Looking back at the original six Washington Color School artists, was there an artist that you knew personally or whose work has inspired you most?
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Please share your thoughts about the Color School / Color Field movement; can you expand upon any connection between the work that you have created and this art movement from the past?
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Let your viewers know a little more about you.