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Natasha Boas is a transnational curator, writer, and scholar. Her most recent exhibitions with Zineb Sedira and Baya Mahieddine have helped amplify North African women artists internationally. She is based in San Francisco and Paris.
Interviews
An Interview with William Kentridge
Natasha Boas
Interviews
An Interview with William Kentridge
Natasha Boas
“Every word has to be essential. If you can get rid of something, then don’t use it.”
Natasha Boas
Interviews
An Interview with Chris Johanson
Natasha Boas
Interviews
An Interview with Clare Rojas
Natasha Boas
Clare Rojas (b. 1976, Ohio, lives and works in San Francisco), who has produced work and exhibited internationally since the ’90s, is often placed within the context of what ...
Interviews
An Interview with Julie Delpy
Natasha Boas
An Interview with William Kentridge
Natasha Boas
Mar 8 2023
William Kentridge’s first New York solo show, Drawings for Projection (1998), radically changed my way of thinking about drawing, film, history, and time. His analog ...“Every word has to be essential. If you can get rid of something, then don’t use it.”
Natasha Boas
Oct 20 2016
An Interview with Writer Julia Deck I met Paris-based novelist Julia Deck at the legendary Café de Flore after work. The Flore and the Deux Magots had long been rival St. ...An Interview with Chris Johanson
Natasha Boas
Feb 1 2012
Artist Chris Johanson and I had lunch at Tropisueño on Yerba Buena Lane in San Francisco during the installation of his summer show This, This, This, That (June 3–July 30, ...An Interview with Clare Rojas
Natasha Boas
Nov 1 2010
Clare Rojas (b. 1976, Ohio, lives and works in San Francisco), who has produced work and exhibited internationally since the ’90s, is often placed within the context of what ...An Interview with Julie Delpy
Natasha Boas
Mar 1 2009
Jean-Luc Godard first cast Julie Delpy in 1985, at age fourteen, in Détective, but many film-goers first met her in Krzysztof Kieślowski’s White as the nasty Parisienne ...
