INTERVIEWS

TULI & SAVU

Who Cares if it takes 20 years?
Here's an interview I did for the Finnish poetry and literature magazine Tuli & Savu. Tuli & Savu means fire & smoke, I think. The interview is long, with many smart questions from Joonas Säntti and some not so smart answers from me.
www.tulijasavu.net/2019/01/who-cares-if-it-takes-twenty-years-interview-with-graham-rawle/

ART/LAW NETWORK

Layers of Creativity
Here, I am interviewed by Oğulcan Ekiz for the Art/Law Network. This one discusses copyright issues in the use of found material, a subject I am exploring on a project with co-collaborator Charlotte Waelde, Professor of IP Law. We have assembled a network of interdisciplinary experts – lawyers, academics, artists and film industry professionals – who will focus on the copyright issues surrounding the making of my Woman’s World film. More on that in the NEWS section soon.
artlawnetwork.org/interview-with-graham-rawle/

NEW YORK

40,000 Not-Very-Easy Pieces
This is from New York magazine where I'm interviewed by Boris Katchka about Woman's World and am asked to dissect page 209 to explain the process of assembling/re-creating the story using found text.
nymag.com/arts/process/45309/

ASSOCIATION OF ILLUSTRATORS

Industry Insights
Question and answer interview for the Association of Illustrators 'Industry Insights' series.
theaoi.com/2015/01/09/graham-rawle-industry-insight/

B3TA

Interview
Here's an interview from nearly 20 years ago (I'm guessing it was about 2003 as most of the questions relate to Lost Consonants) for B3ta, a popular British website, described by The Guardian as a 'puerile digital arts community'. The B3ta boarders came up with silly questions and I responded with silly answers.
b3ta.com/interview/grahamrawle/

AN IRISH NEWSPAPER...?

My First...
Here's a interview I did for a newspaper in Ireland back in 2010. The format is "My First..." where I was asked to tell about my first book, record etc. A nice format for a questionnaire. I can't remember which paper it was for, but here it is anyway.
grahamrawle.blogspot.com/2010/06/heres-interview-i-did-for-newspaper-in.html