Virtual Memories Show 224: Graham Chaffee “What I’ve learned about storytelling is that you don’t know what the story’s about until you’re halfway through it.

Virtual Memories Show 223: Joe Ciardiello “There’s an improvisational nature, and a rhythmic nature to my drawing, building up certain areas, leaving other areas freer.

Virtual Memories Show 222: Arnie Levin “Don’t fraternize with inkers; they’ll always get you in trouble.” Cartooning, illustration and animation legend Arnie Levin joins the

Virtual Memories Show 221: Kyle Cassidy “In photography, the story is the most important thing, and technical imperfections will be forgiven.” Photojournalist (or “artist who

Virtual Memories Show 220: Seth “The world of the studio is where my interest is now. . . . It’s the world of exploring ideas

Virtual Memories Show 219: Keiler Roberts “My drawing is as close as it can be to my handwriting. It’s what comes out without too much

Virtual Memories Show 218: RO Blechman “Time may have taught me things, but I don’t think I learned anything.” Legendary cartoonist, illustrator, animator, ad-man, artist

Virtual Memories Show 217: Vanessa Sinclair “Nothing’s as static as people make it out to be.” Make psychoanalysis subversive again! Vanessa Sinclair joins the show

Virtual Memories Show 216: George Prochnik “Scholem teaches us that the Jewish tradition is so capacious it could embrace its own subversion.” George Prochnik returns

Virtual Memories Show 215: Charif Majdalani “Proust tried to explain how we live in subjective time. Both our work is about the transformation of society,

Virtual Memories Show 214: Wallis Wilde-Menozzi “We’re shoulder to shoulder with a lot of people, and we assume we know them in a way that

Virtual Memories Show 213: Sarah Williams Goldhagen “The built environment is not inert. It’s an active agent in the shaping of people’s lives.” Why are