Chuck Close Interview for the Archives of American Art (1987)
Smithsonian Archives
August 22, 2021 by Judd Tully

I conducted a series of long-play cassette taped interviews with Chuck Close back in the spring of 1987 for the Read more…

Dawoud Bey on Imagining the Paths of Fugitive Slaves
Artnews
January 10, 2019 by Judd Tully

When Chicago-based artist Dawoud Bey traveled to the outskirts of Cleveland in late 2017, he found a landscape largely unchanged Read more…

‘It Takes Time to Prove Yourself’: Joseph Nahmad on His New York Gallery’s Fifth Anniversary
Artnews
June 12, 2018 by Judd Tully

Joseph Nahmad, the 28-year-old scion of the powerhouse family that is synonymous with high-end trading in the field of Impressionist Read more…

Research and Development
Art and Auction Magazine
July 1, 2013 by Judd Tully

For Londoner Maryam Homayoun Eisler, building a collection of art from Britain, China, and the Middle East begins with intensive Read more…

A Conversation with Art Market Reporter Judd Tully
Brian Appel
March 5, 2010 by Judd Tully

This interview was originally published on brianappelart.com Judd Tully is editor-at-large for “Art + Auction” magazine published monthly in New York Read more…

Opening Bid
New York Magazine
November 19, 2001 by Judd Tully

“I walk through the world fairly unself-conscious of how people perceive me,” says Amy Cappellazzo in a private viewing room Read more…

The Floor Is Theirs
The New York Times
October 20, 1997 by Judd Tully

As a creator of luxury custom carpets, the V’Soske company has been laying the world at it’s clients’ feet for Read more…

Interview with Harvey Quaytman
Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine College of Art
August 1, 1997 by Judd Tully

This interview is from the brochure for the exhibition Harvey Quaytman, New Works September 25-November 2, 1997 at the ICA Read more…

Mega Reliefs from a Minimal Maximalist – Frank Stella at Knoedler Fine Arts in October
Cover
October 1, 1994 by Judd Tully

With the stub of an unlit cigar in hand, Frank Stella is pacing back and forth in his mammoth studio Read more…

Monumental Maximalst – Frank Stella
Mandarin Oriental
December 17, 1993 by Judd Tully

Frank Stella is the only living American artist to have been honored with two retrospectives at New York’s Museum of Read more…