From the Editor-In-Chief: Where We Go, Nobody Knows
Editor-in-Chief Shana Beth Mason releases a statement on behalf of the team at FRONTRUNNER following the U.S. presidential election.
Author: Shana Beth Mason
SHANA BETH MASON is Editor-In-Chief of FRONTRUNNER Magazine. Her critical work includes contributions for Art in America, FlashArt International, Kunstforum.as (Oslo), The Brooklyn Rail, The Miami Rail, San Francisco Arts Quarterly (SFAQ), thisistomorrow.info (London) and Whitehot Magazine. She divides her time between London and Siena, Italy.
Catherine Sullivan: Breaking Through and Forward
In a wide-ranging interview, celebrated artist/filmmaker Catherine Sullivan expounds on reanimating contested "fantasy" spaces on camera, being Mike K…
Meet The Curators of the North Carolina Museum of Art
FRONTRUNNER is pleased to present a triple interview with the curators of the contemporary arts program at The North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA).
A One On One With Leasho Johnson
Can you address your past without tearing apart at the seams? We ask Leasho Johnson if that process is creative, cathartic, or calamitous.
What Do Galleries Owe Us?
FRONTRUNNER Editor-In-Chief Shana Beth Mason shares her thoughts on the history, status, and future of the contemporary art gallery's people.
Muna Malik: A Fluid Migration
Los Angeles-based multidisciplinary artist Muna Malik talks about her first show in the UK, the agonizing weight of worry and dread felt in the studio…
Something Afoul at Artforum
Editor-In-Chief Shana Beth Mason assesses, and comments on, the recent dismissal of Artforum's Editor-In-Chief, David Velasco.
Walking The Line and Beyond: Julian Opie
FRONTRUNNER is proud to present a discussion with one of the pioneers of the New British Sculpture movement, internationally-renowned artist Julian Op…
A Q&A With David Rimanelli
From our Inaugural Fall 2019 print issue, FRONTRUNNER is proud to present a special conversation with the elusive, celebrated art critic and theorist …
Tearing The Veil, Part II. with Johan Grimonprez
It's not every day that an artist interview veers into animal intelligence, eco-activism, and Carl Sagan. My first discussion with the Belgian artist/…