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Suzanne Bocanegra and David Lang may work in different media-Suzanne’s a visual artist, Lang, a compser-but both create memorable, thoughtful work marked by its endless creativity and inventive nature. Bocanegra recently received the 2020 Robert Rauschenberg award from the Foundation for Contemporary Arts and a 2020 Guggenheim. Lang is a Pulitzer Prize winning composer, has had a prolific caree...

On this special episode of Always Subject to Change, Ann Hamilton and Johanna Burton turn the show over to past guest Anne Bogart for a conversation with actress Debra Winger. Bogart and Winger are longtime friends, and this dialogue with Winger, a three-time Academy Award nominee, touches on that friendship as well as working during a pandemic, forging one’s path in a life of artmaking, and th...

An acclaimed musician, composer, educator, and activist, Dr. Mark Lomax, II’s work specializes in the socio-political and spiritual aspects of African American art and music and utilizing his work and the arts more broadly to build community. His monumental 12-album cycle 400: An Afrikan Epic was released to great acclaim in 2019 and continues to reverberate to this day. In this episode (record...

The Executive and Artistic Director of UCLA’s Center for the Art of Performance, Kristy Edmunds is known for innovative approaches to the presentation of the performing arts. She’s created unique platforms and offered unwavering support to artists across disciplines, establishing an unparalleled creative environment. On this episode she discusses that work and the ongoing challenges of creative...

Artist and writer Carmen Winant is the Roy Lichtenstein Chair of Studio Art in Ohio State University’s Department of Art. Her extraordinary work engaged critically and compellingly across a variety of practices and form and has been featured at a number of venues, including MOMA and the Wexner Center for the Arts. Her recent books-My Birth and Notes on Fundamental Joy-are powerful works focused...

Ann Carlson's work borrows from dance, performance, and theater, along with visual, conceptual, and social art practices. Socially engaged and endlessly curious, Ann addresses bias and boundary, stereotypes and their accompanying cultural challenges all to create a body of work that is deeply rewarding and barrier breaking. "Always Subject to Change" is a partnership between WOSU Public Media a...

Anne Bogart, the co-director of SITI Company, and Ann Hamilton are longtime friends and collaborators (and past Wex Residency Artists). This lively conversation speaks to that meaningful and lengthy partnership as they talk work and process (and the title of this show) in this free-flowing, but focused, conversation about creation and collaboration. Think of it as eavesdropping on two path push...

Deana Haggag is the President and CEO of United States Artists, a national arts funding organization doing the crucial work of providing direct, unrestricted support and funding to artists and cultural practitioners in a variety of fields, including film, design, dance, theater, and more. In this episode, Deana discusses why this work continues to be as urgent, essential, and imperiled as ever....

Dancer, choreographer, and director Bebe Miller is a past Wex Residency Artist and longtime Wexner Center friend and collaborator. Her extraordinary, award-winning career continues to find new avenues of expression and creation. Viewing the moving human body as a record of thought, experience, and beauty, she creates vivid and dynamic cross-disciplinary work that continues to break new ground a...

On the inaugural episode of Always Subject to Change, visual artist Ann Hamilton and Wexner Center for the Arts Director Johanna Burton lay the groundwork for this new series of conversations. What does artistic practice look like in an unprecedented era of the public health crises of racism and a pandemic? How do artists and creative thinkers move forward with their work when every day is subj...