Some Kind of Grace: An Interview with Miranda July
Camera Obscura, 2004, v. 19, no. 1, pp. 180-197
Interview with Miranda July preceded by an introduction to her artistic process and background. July "[uses] her body, voice, sound and video effects" to make the familiar foreign and unearth the "monsters" that "speak our deepest fears or embody our most extreme fantasies." Writing is the basis for most of her work and her use of technology is "only at the service [...] of a feeling."
ITEM 2004.157 – available for viewing in the Research Centre
Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited
Yoko Ono
Cindy Sherman
Chantal Akerman
Laurie Anderson
Love Diamond – Miranda July
The Swan Tool – Miranda July
Me and You and Everyone We Know – Miranda July
Nest of Tens – Miranda July
Learning to Love You More – Miranda July
The Drifters – Miranda July
The Amateurist – Miranda July