Artists Phyllida Barlow and Anna Maria Maiolino are interviewed in the New York Times this week, covering their time in New York, their work, and their interests in other modes of art. “I think all artists are political because they put out into the world their emotional response, however intellectualized it is,” Barlow says. “They put out into the world an opinion about being alive, and that is political.”
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