ARTWRITE
Maggie LevineArtWrite explores themes in art and the creative process through personal reflections, interviews with artists, and live conversations.
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ARTWRITE #36: 13 ORIGINAL STATES
Thor Rinden, Buy George, 9/76, 15.5” x 12” (all flag photos by John Marolakos)
Career artists can produce hundreds of pieces in a lifetime. Stacks of paintings line studio walls; flat files are filled with prints and drawings. When artists...
ARTWRITE #35: Hands Touching Earth
The first few times I visited artists in their studios, my fraud complex perked up. The artists would offer me a drink and point to a plate of cookies, and I’d inevitably think: this was a thing — something real art world people did. But I...
ARTWRITE #34: THE UNNECESSARY NECESSITY
Inside the Belly of the Bear (Atalanta), 2025. Oil on linen, 36 × 50 in.
In Raymond Carver’s short story “A Small, Good Thing,” a couple endure the tragedy of their eight-year-old son dying after he’s hit by a car on his birthday. While de...
ARTWRITE #33: THE FIDELITY TRAP
#2 Lion Drama, 70 × 54 in, oil on linen
My favorite book-to-film adaptation has to be Adaptation, Charlie Kaufman’s 2002 film about a character named Charlie Kaufman who struggles to adapt a screenplay from Susan Orlean’s The Orchid Thief....
ARTWRITE #32: STORIES WITHOUT WORDS
Shai Azoulay, Mid Career, 2019; oil on canvas, 168 cm x 189 cm
I hate fantasy. Anything gossamer, dreamy, or ethereal turns me off. Ditto elves, hobbits, fairies, and pixies. As a kid, my favorite books were about characters with messy fam...
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Maggie is a teacher and writer who has always been fascinated by the creative process. She studied English and art history at Barnard and received her MFA in Fiction from the University of Arizona.
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