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Nina Katchadourian

American interdisciplinary artist and educator

United States · b. 1968

Visual artist Nina Katchadourian discusses finding the materials for art in your everyday, how to avoid default approaches, what you can learn from imperfect repairs, and why social media can be useful for creativity.

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Question What do you do when you feel creatively blocked or stuck? Craft & work read 65 other answers →
There’s a first part of observing the thing, or having the idea, but then a huge amount of the next step’s work is: “What do I want to do about it? What form should it take? What am I going to do now do about it having observed it?” That is sometimes a part where it can take a long time to work out. Sometimes I get stuck. Sometimes I change my mind or have to think of very different strategies to figure out what the right one is.

Recorded Brandon Stosuy, The Creative Independent interview, 1 June 2017 source ↗

Question How do you know when a piece of work is finished? Craft & work read 66 other answers →
I don’t know the answer to that, especially with projects like Seat Assignment or Sorted Books, because both do still feel ongoing. The Sorted Books Project is my longest ongoing project to date, where I’m working in libraries or book collections with other people’s books and trying to work only with what’s there, to draw something out from the book arrangements I make.

Recorded Brandon Stosuy, The Creative Independent interview, 1 June 2017 source ↗

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