SON[I]A #266. Melanie Smith
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Breaking the pictorial frame

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Overflow

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Irreversible, illegible, unstable

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Breaking the straight narrative and using different textures

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I’m five artists in one studio

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A bit more about texture

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Women in the Arts in Mexico

We dig up some unreleased fragments of the interview with Melanie Smith that we were unable to include the first time around.

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Son[i]a #266
Melanie Smith

Melanie Smith talks about her encounter with Mexico, her relationship with painting, and the risks of so-called political art, which can end up being as dogmatic as the behaviour it supposedly condemns. She also reflects on satire and absurdity as tools of subversion and on the need to break down artistic frameworks and surfaces in order to create new realities.

SON[I]A #266. Melanie Smith Deleted scenes

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