Interview with CHRISTOPHER BUCKLOW:

Your childhood ambition:

To live in Venice.

Something you treasure:

A stone from Kunisada’s grave.

Your worst habit:

The neighbors would say it was playing the Mars Volta too loudly…over and over.

The aspect of your work that’s most important to you:

Its growth.

Your first job:

Museum curator. I looked after the William Blake collection.

Someone whose work you highly recommend:

Alfred Sisley. Matthew Barney. Philip Guston.

 

See more of Christopher Bucklow’s work here.