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Emma Leach

Richard Layzell, The Naming, 2018

Interview with Kino Paxton

by Emma Leach

Kino Paxton is an emerging and significant new voice in Richard Layzell’s new international work The Naming. Their relationship is embedded in the process and supported by the legacies of philosophers Heraclitus and Arne Naess.

13.08.2017

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Richard Layzell, Softly Softly, 2016

Interview with Richard Layzell

by Emma Leach

WB2016 artist Richard Layzell discusses Softly Softly, his performance for the festival, catapulting soft toys, and the artist use of alter egos.

06.08.2017

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Tanya Axford, The Path Made by a Boat in Sound, 2012. Photo: Matt Wilson

Interview with Tanya Axford

by Emma Leach

Tanya Axford participated in Whitstable Biennale 2012 with the performance installation The Path Made by a Boat in Sound (3 down). Performance curator Emma Leach interviews Axford about her work and her relationship to performance.

06.04.2015

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Benedict Drew, Now Thing, 2012. Photo: Matt Wilson

Interview with Benedict Drew

by Emma Leach

23.01.2015

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Neil Henderson: Tidal Island (production still courtesy of the artist)

Interview with Neil Henderson

by Emma Leach

Neil Henderson’s work has encompassed multiple projector pieces, experiments with the materiality of film and photography, and films about landscape. His work has been shown at Whitechapel Gallery, Tate Britain, Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge; Anthology Film Archives, New York and Modern Art Oxford. He talks to Whitstable Biennale 2014 performance curator Emma Leach about Tidal Island, his work for the festival.

22.12.2014

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