I wanna hear from Henry now. Does he have a last name? What does she actually give him- besides the ones that are pictures that she found, like the mannequin ones, the spaghettios, and the Alex Katz one from found adverts? In those cases (all of them?), for her to then say the only influence Henry had on the art was choosing the material it was painted on is dishonest. I DO like her statement at the end that we are artists and we can do whatever the fuck we want. That's true and yes there is an art to deciding what is to be painted- like a DJ, but lets also be confident enough to not claim we're doing more than we are.

Dude, so cool!

what a powerhouse this woman

I mean shouldn’t this be Henry’s show he’s the real artist.

Is this Artforum or a SNL sketch?

Great ending, good reminder, thanks Jamian.

I don’t see anyone as less of an artist just because they outsource the physical labor/creation of the work. However I do wonder if they find as much joy in the process as they did when it was just them in their studio experimenting and toiling away alone.

This lady looks like she’s playing a character and guy interviewing her is just as fake

Greatest april fools joke ever! 🤙

i am appalled that she outsourced her paintings… i hope this is not the standard or becoming the standard

Rich kids make good art.

Seems like she still smokes. she has the smokers voice only chain smokers have

The editing is weird(not good) in this interview.. This interview bugs me… in a good way. Thinking a lot about creation, what makes the artist the artist, should art have soul or purpose etc…… either way i find her incredibly annoying, and Henry incredibly talented

Terrible. The inauthenticity reeks.

Looks like a random AI mash up

Good discussion, wish there was more. public vs private persona is a fascinating topic as well as outsourcing painting.

What a horrible duo

so the green character in the painting which is the cover of artforum, is stolen from a great artist called Henri Galeron and his picture book titled "Comment chasser un monstre ?"