Sarah Sze Interview: The Meaning Between Things

[@standauphin1592]

I love listening to her talk about her art

[@3340steve]

thank you for the lesson here.

[@guillermoantoniocorreareye3407]

I LOVE SARAH SZE

[@finalmattasy]

process and approach is interesting, but i'd prefer to hear her talk about the things she sees her art as, "standing between." The relationships she's trying to articulate? Is she saying she's mostly interested in the physical body's connection to the actual objects? Probably because I don't map out as complexly, I currently see things that are indicative of a lego expert.

[@CorpseTongji]

i could live inside one of her sculptures

[@lisasolo3133]

Lordy- good funding and pr.

[@cliffdariff74]

Curious who pays for all this? for her time? for the storage? for the assistants? for the materials? the shipping? etc.

[@Garland67]

Very good question. I wondered about this issue for years. Nobody ever talked about it in art school. Sarah was commissioned/invited to create this work specifically for the Venice Biennial in 2013 when she represented the US. She gets exhibition grants and funding from the Biennial and most likely money from her gallery dealer.

[@Garland67]

Her intellect blows me away.

[@ARCTERYXSWEATSHOP]

i consider this quite conventional but still good & hard work.

[@23BET23]

Sze 's large works are always so strong... sick.

[@geekhorde]

The background music is amazing.

[@christianegonbarnthaler1426]

SUPER 1

[@RoloTV2]

It's like Spencer, iCarly's brother.

[@braydontomak]

Top comment 😂🙌🏼

[@wilson5874]

To a minimalist, it is a mess. Hehe

[@johnmorgan5495]

what a load of shite, basically its just an untidy building site and Ive been on plenty of those Or just walk down the street and use your eyes. Still makes money apparently Lots words about what it means though.