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Corey Durbin

Corey Durbin
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COREY DURBIN is an artist, writer, and photographer from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; living and working in Brooklyn, NY.

The Perpetual Garden with Clement Oladipo and Kandis Williams
by Corey Durbin

July 2, 2021 Contributed By: Corey Durbin

Clement in his Studio

I rode my bike to Ridgewood, Queens, where Clement was already outside rolling a cigarette.

Filed Under: Culture, Featured Content, Featured Culture, Featured Interviews, Interviews Posted On: July 2, 2021

Interview with Hayley Cranberry Small, Artist and Founder of Lutte Collective
by Corey Durbin

April 22, 2021 Contributed By: Corey Durbin

Hayley rests her head on her arms atop a white table. Next to her is one of her ceramic vessels entitled “i often mis-take my dreams for memories,” which is a lumpy bright lime green vessel with an ear-like handle. The handle is pierced and has a chain through it, which connects to a black ceramic flower petal that is atop it.

Hayley Cranberry Small (she/her) is an Artist, Urban Planner, and Ceramicist working out of Brooklyn, NY. They started Lutte Collective, a platform for highlighting disabled and chronically ill artists, in 2017.  Corey Durbin: Thank you so much for taking time to talk with us, could you start by telling us a little bit about yourself […]

Filed Under: Featured Interviews, Interviews Posted On: April 22, 2021

In Conversation with Leslie Diuguid of Du-Good Press, the First and Only Black Female Owned Fine Art Printshop in New York
by Corey Durbin

April 15, 2021 Contributed By: Corey Durbin

Leslie Duiguid Photographed by Anna Finocchiaro

The following interview was dictated from a video conversation that took place on January 28, 2021. Leslie Diuguid: I can’t wear these. (removing headphones) Corey Durbin: I can’t hear you. LD: (muffled) . . . blah blah blah blah CD: Okay, I got you. LD: Okay, here I am, but yeah, that’s the disappointing thing. […]

Filed Under: Featured Interviews, Interviews Posted On: April 15, 2021

Breaking Currents: eddy at M23
by Corey Durbin

January 14, 2021 Contributed By: Corey Durbin

eddy Installation

An eddy, the titular inspiration for this show, is a flowing water phenomenon where the current is disrupted by inverse movement, causing a whirlpool. This exhibit of young emerging sculptors makes a similar gesture against a cultural current, long spiraling toward doom. M23 is a small gallery in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, the […]

Filed Under: Culture, Featured Reviews, Reviews Posted On: January 14, 2021

Rebel Irreverence: Tamara Santibañez at Selenas Mountain
by Corey Durbin

November 16, 2020 Contributed By: Corey Durbin

Tamara Santibanez - Installation

It’s October 25th and I’m making the trip to Selenas Mountain in Ridgewood, Queens, for the opening of Tamara Santibañez’s Rebel Irreverence. I arrive shortly after the start, expecting the least amount of traffic for the day. However, I’m met at the front door by Olivia Swider (gallery co-founder and curator with partner Michael Fleming), […]

Filed Under: Culture Posted On: November 16, 2020

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