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Artist Interviews

Sebastien Jupille

Sébastien Jupille’s story begins simply. As a kid he drew constantly, not because anyone pushed…

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Eva Dixon

From the beginning, Eva Dixon’s relationship to making things was tied to the rhythms of…

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Marc Sparfel

Marc Sparfel’s story begins with an act of discovery, the kind that happens quietly, without…

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Ruprecht von Kaufmann

In his Berlin studio, Ruprecht von Kaufmann works surrounded by the quiet textures of linoleum,…

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Amélie Caussade

Amélie’s journey as an artist began unexpectedly, born from a moment of sudden disruption. In…

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Julie Stoppel

Julie Stoppel never planned to become an art teacher, or a gallery owner for that…

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Nancy Goldring

Nancy Goldring remembers her first studio vividly. It was not a grand loft in New…

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Antwan Horfee

Antwan Horfee’s story begins in the northern suburbs of Paris, where restlessness pushed him away…

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Vasco Del Rey

Vasco Del Rey

Vasco’s journey as a painter began with a small, bright green and yellow sketchbook his…

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Logan T. Sibrel

Logan T. Sibrel’s journey as an artist began in the quiet town of Santa Claus,…

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Josie Girand

When Josie Girand talks about her early years, she remembers moving quietly through classrooms, feeling…

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Aidan Lapp

Aiden Lapp grew up in Los Angeles, performing Shakespeare from a young age and spending…

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Yael Dresdner

Yael Dresdner speaks with the same focus that appears in her work. When she describes…

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Md Tokon

When asked what he does, Md Tokon doesn’t call himself an artist. He prefers something…

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Zuriel Waters

Meeting Zuriel Waters, you notice first his peace. An understanding of who he is and…

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Lydia Nobles

Lydia Nobles has always needed to make art. Growing up in Bangor, Maine, she was…

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Dean Millien

Dean Millien sits with an energy that feels both grounded and electric. His hands move…

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Ellie Harold

In a quaint little town in Michigan we came across a beautiful home of bright…

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Bones Gilmore

In the heart of a bustling Bedford-Stuyvesant studio, we had the opportunity to meet Bones…

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Ari Brochin

We recently had the opportunity to sit down with Ari Brochin, a multifaceted artist whose…

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Art Teacher Interviews

Sebastien Jupille

Sébastien Jupille’s story begins simply. As a kid he drew constantly, not because anyone pushed…

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Ruprecht von Kaufmann

In his Berlin studio, Ruprecht von Kaufmann works surrounded by the quiet textures of linoleum,…

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Holly Lampen

When Holly Lampen looks back on her younger self, she remembers a girl who sometimes…

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Christopher Schade

Christopher Schade speaks about painting with the conviction of someone who has been doing it…

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What is Timestamp?

Timestamp is a platform for meaningful conversations with the people shaping the world of art. Through intimate interviews with artists, curators, gallerists, collectors, patrons, and thinkers, Timestamp captures raw, unfiltered moments that illuminate how art is made, supported, understood, and felt. Each episode offers a window into the inner lives of artists, revealing their philosophies, obsessions, and process behind-the-scenes.