Jane Doe, in conversation.
A short editorial pull line, set in italic Pagella, that sets up the conversation in a sentence or two.
Read the conversationInterviews
The people behind the work, at length.
Long conversations with the artists, organizers, and operators who keep Duncanville’s cultural life moving. With photographs.
The first conversation publishes soon.
Interviews is the Foundation’s new long-form series. Each piece runs a recorded conversation alongside original photography, with the unhurried length the format deserves.
Subscribe to The Tuesday Note to receive each interview as it publishes.
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What an interview is
An Interview is a conversation, recorded and lightly edited, with someone whose work shapes the cultural life of Duncanville. The subjects vary: a painter mid-career, a venue operator, a teaching artist, a producer, an organizer behind a recurring event. The format stays the same. A long sit-down, a photograph, the time the subject deserves.
Interviews are an editorial series of the Duncanville Arts Foundation. They are published alongside The Tuesday Note as the work warrants, rather than on a fixed cadence.
Suggesting a subject
If there is someone in Duncanville’s arts and culture life you would like to read at length, write to the Foundation through the submission form with “Interview suggestion” in the message. The editorial team reviews suggestions on the same Tuesday cadence as events.