Doron Langberg & Nicholas Cullinan

1

Introduction

00:00 • 3min

2

Is There a Queer Subjectivity in Figurative Painting?

02:38 • 2min

3

Is There a New Direction Right Now?

04:50 • 2min

4

Is There a New Generation of Figurative Painters?

06:46 • 2min

5

What's the Most Important Tool in Your Paintings?

08:33 • 2min

6

Is There a Tradition of Thinking About Color?

10:50 • 2min

7

Is There a Community of Past and Present Painters?

13:16 • 2min

8

Bather and Bonnard: A Question of Domesticity and Intimacy

15:01 • 3min

9

The Intimacy of Scale in Your Paintings

17:45 • 2min

10

Is Your Painting Unfinished?

19:28 • 2min

11

Portrait Paintings - What's the Process in Painting Portraits?

21:00 • 3min

12

Is There a Relationship Between the Artist and the Sitter?

23:52 • 2min

13

Is There a Limit to the Number of Paintings?

25:40 • 2min

14

Portraits and Landscapes

27:29 • 2min

15

Abstract Painting Is a Part of the Art of Abstract Painting

29:17 • 2min

16

Queer Subject Matter and Figurative Subject Matter

31:14 • 3min

17

Is There a Balance Between Form and Content?

34:18 • 3min

18

Xavier Halbern's Portrait of Thomas Moore

36:52 • 4min