Richard Nonas

David Kapp by Georgia Marsh

Barry Le Va

Elliot Schwartz

Heide Fasnacht

Marilyn Lerner

Mia Westerlund Roosen

Roni Horn by Mimi Thompson

Roni Horn’s conical pairs and landscape-inspired pieces question the ideas of minimalism. In this interview she discusses a recent trip to Iceland and how the experience affected her work.

Klaus Kertess

Liza Bear

Rashidah Ismaili

Waithira Mbuthia

Keith Adams

Amelia Blossomhouse

April Bernard

David Means

Duma Ndloru

Frank M. Chipasula

Gary Indiana by Max Blagg and Betsy Sussler

Jon Robin Baitz

Patrick McGrath by Bradford Morrow

Conjunctions editor Bradford Morrow discusses Gothic writing past and present with novelist Patrick McGrath shortly after the publication of his first novel, The Grotesque.

Bobbie Ann Mason by Craig Gholson

From her home in rural Pennsylvania, Bobbie Ann Mason examines life in her native Kentucky, writing about homespun characters whose lives are spinning after being cut loose from all sense of home.

Roland Legiardi Laura by Bob Holman

Mary Ellen Mark by Allen Frame

“What I’m really great at is looking.” Mary Ellen Mark says, commenting on her ability “to see what’s strange and real.” From the streets of Calcutta to the slums of Seattle, she captures the strange realities of human life in the roughest of conditions.

Guy Gallo by Betsy Sussler

Richard Edson by Lynn Geller

Craig Lucas by Billy Hopkins

Craig Lucas’ plays include Blue Window, Reckless and Prelude to a Kiss. The New York City premiere of Prayer for My Enemy is coming soon to Playwrights Horizons.

John Ford Noonan by Stuart Spencer

Isabel Toledo by Elizabeth Cannon