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Artist Profiles, Interviews & Features

Written Interview Feature

A focused editorial interview that helps artists build a stronger written public record with clarity, context, and long-term professional use.

No Fee to Submit. Offered on a selected basis.

Written Interview Feature

Overview

This format is designed for artists who need more than a short introduction.

A strong written interview can do something a bio or statement often cannot. It can slow the work down enough for its logic, tensions, methods, and direction to become more visible. It gives artists language that feels more lived-in, more credible, and more usable across future opportunities.

This format is especially useful when the artist needs a serious but accessible text that can travel. The resulting publication can support applications, portfolio development, grant writing, residency proposals, academic contexts, and visa portfolios for O-1, EB-1A, or global talent pathways.

Best for

  • artists building a stronger written public profile

  • artists preparing for grants, residencies, fellowships, and gallery submissions

  • artists who need better language around their practice for portfolios and long-term positioning

  • artists developing materials for O-1, EB-1A, global talent visa, and long-term international careers

  • artists who want a more thoughtful and externally framed record than a self-written statement alone

Why?

This format is valuable because it creates language with you, not just about you.

The interview begins with a close reading of your materials: your statement, your CV, your current series, and the direction your work is taking. From there, our editorial team develops a question list designed to bring out what is specific, alive, and structurally important in the practice.

The result is not just content. It becomes part of your professional record. It can sit inside your portfolio, support future applications, help contextualize the work for curators and institutions, and strengthen the written architecture around your career.

What's Included

Option 1 — Written Interview Feature

  • close editorial reading of your practice

  • review of your artist statement, CV, current work, and artistic direction

  • tailored question list developed by ELSEHERE

  • artist-written responses

  • editorial shaping and refinement

  • publication in STRATUM

  • permanent shareable link


Option 2 — Written Interview Feature + Editorial Presentation Feature

  • everything in Option 1

  • dedicated artist presentation entry

  • selected works, short bio, and statement linked to the interview


Reference

Option 1 is published in one language only.
Option 2 includes bilingual publication in English and Chinese.

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ABOUT STRATUM

ELSEHERE's official journal

All selected features are published in STRATUM, a bilingual journal registered with a U.S. ISSN and held in the Library of Congress. Publication here carries weight beyond visibility — it creates a durable, citable record.

Selection & Fee

A PUBLICATION FEE APPLIES ONLY TO SELECTED ARTISTS.

If cost would otherwise make participation difficult, you are welcome to note this in your submission. ELSEHERE offers a limited support option for artists who are unable to cover the full publication fee. Depending on individual circumstances, support may be offered at 50% of the fee or, in select cases, at full support. At this time, this option is available for the Written Interview Feature and the Author-Prepared Essay Publication in the journal.

This format is offered on a selected basis.


There is no fee to submit for review.


If confirmed, the current publication fee (selected artists only) is:


Option 1 — Written Interview Feature $220


Option 2 — Written Interview Feature + Editorial Presentation Feature $240


A limited number of supported placements may be considered where cost would otherwise prevent participation.

Reference
Examples

See how this format comes to life.

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From the Roots to What You See | Inside Out: A Conversation with Noa Covelo

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Mercurius and the Psychology of an Art Project

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Toward a New Humanism: Digital Art and Activism in the Age of Technology | Inside Out: A Conversation with Enrico Dedin

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Fish-Slapping: Dancing Feminist Disability

APPLY

Please use the form below to submit your materials for review.

We recommend preparing your short bio, CV, website or portfolio links, and selected works before applying.

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