Bill Powers

“Julian Schnabel: Plate Paintings 1978–86” is on view at Aspen Art Museum until February 19, 2017. Schnabel’s upcoming solo exhibition at the Pace Gallery in New York will run from February 24 thr…

Bill Powers: Artist Alex Da Corte said I should ask you, what is your favorite Angela Lansbury film? Sam McKinniss: That’s a toss up between Beauty and the Beast and Death on the Nile, the…

Brian Belott has had solo exhibitions in New York at the Journal Gallery and 247365, and at Moran Bondaroff in Los Angeles. He recently joined the roster at the New York-based Gavin Brown’s…

Bill Powers: You’re working on a new portrait of Marcel Duchamp? Sean Landers: Duchamp has been an important figure for me, particularly in 2000 when I did my entire solo show using…

Justin Adian is a New York–based artist who was born in Fort Worth, Texas. He has had solo exhibitions at Skarstedt Gallery, Almine Rech Gallery, and Half Gallery, which Bill Powers owns. His work…

Bill Powers: Do you consider your paintings to be portraits? Nathaniel Mary Quinn: In many respects a portrait is an attempt to duplicate a visual physicality. I’m trying to bring to the…

Bill Powers: You were telling me about your town house on Vandam Street. Richard Tuttle: Aaron Burr used to live on the corner. He actually left his house here and rowed across the…

Bill Powers: Tell me about your new exhibition at Secession in Vienna. Dike Blair: The show is called “Floors/Doors/Windows/Walls.” It’s basically 50 paintings of those things segregated…

Bill Powers: How do you see the “Gazing Ball” paintings as being on a continuum with the “Gazing Ball” sculptures? Jeff Koons: With the sculpture, you feel a constant polarity between…

Bill Powers: Your drawings were featured in “The Avant Garde Won’t Give Up: Cobra and Its Legacy” at Blum & Poe Los Angeles. How were you first introduced to the movement? Eddie Martinez…