Christopher Joy

Zachary Keeting and Christopher Joy visit the studio of artist Jack Youngerman. Youngerman discusses both his recent paintings and his sculptures.

Zachary Keeting and Christopher Joy visit the studio of painter Gaby Collins-Fernandez. "For me the idea of having competing realms of visuality is really interesting. So, what is the spatial expectation of a painting? What is the spatial expectation of something which reads as something that lives in digital space? ... What is the expectation

Christopher Joy and Zachary Keeting visit the studio of painter Judith Linhares. Linhares remarks: "I think of myself as a populist and I love the idea of communicating with a lot of people through images... I am interested in the figures ... representing more than a portrait ... something that stands for a group."

Zachary Keeting and Christopher Joy visit the studio of painter Clarity Haynes. Haynes remarks: "Realism with a captial 'R' in many ways I do think is inherently political because it isn't taking us away from the world as we know it, it's forcing us to look at it."

Christopher Joy and Zachary Keeting visit the studio of painter Judith Simonian. Simonian comments: "I don't try to make stories ... I welcome any stories, any interpretations that come into it, but it's not my job to tell a story... I feel sometimes like I'm really enjoying pretending I'm an abstract artist ... but then

Zachary Keeting and Christopher Joy visit the studio of Daniel John Gadd whose exhibition For The Moon is on view at David&Schweitzer Contemporary, through November 13th, 2016.

Zachary Keeting and Christopher Joy interview artist Jane Fine. Fine remarks: "You don't have to spend the same amount of time on every part of the painting... you can have a very large area [of the painting] that takes you two seconds and a small little thing that you spend eighteen hours on."