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    • Contact / Bio
  • 2025
    • Sleeping Beauty Monotypes
  • 2024
    • The Tenderness
    • Lana Smoking, Mantelpiece
  • 2023
    • Portraits of Lana
    • Misc Monoprints
  • 2022
    • Animal Animus, NADA Miami
    • Selected Work
  • 2021
    • Sleeper, Turn Gallery
  • 2020
    • My Pretty Red Heart, HG Inn (with Anna Rosen)
    • Devotional Paintings, Julius Caesar
    • Female Sensibility, Five Car Garage
  • 2019
    • Exiled Parts, No Place Gallery
  • 2018
    • the soft animal of your body, Five Car Garage
    • Stretch Marks, Real Estate Gallery
  • Exhibition A print
  • T-shirts
  • Podcast
  • Archive
    • Paintings 2014 - 2018
    • House Cat, 2015
    • Big Girl Paintings, 2014
    • FAWC, 2012 - 2013
    • Video / Performance
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Whitney Hubbs

October 07, 2021

For the season 2 premiere of It’s a Process, I talk to artist Whitney Hubbs! We talk about the release of her new book Say So, her 2020 solo show Animal, Hole, Selfie, and her performative process. We also talk about influences, working with vulnerability, relationships to the audience and vanity, having fun in the studio, Polanski’s Bitter Moon, sorting and editing, the intimacy of making a book, the transformations of midlife, grappling with mortality, sexuality, and failure, having a trusted support system of friends, thinking about death, new work,  the role of the studio, letting things happen, making autobiographical work, and growing up in LA in the presence of Hollywood.

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Freewheeling interviews with contemporary artists about their processes and inspirations.
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