Waterstones | Waterstones Podcast: Claire Dederer @WaterstonesTV | Uploaded May 2023 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
It’s an old question but one that seems to be asked with increasing frequency in the era of so-called cancel culture: can you separate the art from the artist? After Essayist and memoir-writer Claire Dederer wrote a viral article about her own response to Roman Polanski she looked further into the lives and works of other problematic figures. The result, Monsters, is a personal and entirely subjective look at creatives like Woody Allen, Miles Davis, Michael Jackson, Pablo Picasso and more, that invites the reader to really think about how they feel about the art they love that comes to be stained in some way. We sat down to talk about art monsters, creative genius, and self-indictment.
Monsters: bit.ly/3InxcgM
F O L L O W U S
TWITTER --} twitter.com/Waterstones
INSTAGRAM --} instagram.com/waterstones
FACEBOOK --} facebook.com/waterstones
TIKTOK --} tiktok.com/@waterstones
PODCAST --} waterstones.com/podcast
It’s an old question but one that seems to be asked with increasing frequency in the era of so-called cancel culture: can you separate the art from the artist? After Essayist and memoir-writer Claire Dederer wrote a viral article about her own response to Roman Polanski she looked further into the lives and works of other problematic figures. The result, Monsters, is a personal and entirely subjective look at creatives like Woody Allen, Miles Davis, Michael Jackson, Pablo Picasso and more, that invites the reader to really think about how they feel about the art they love that comes to be stained in some way. We sat down to talk about art monsters, creative genius, and self-indictment.
Monsters: bit.ly/3InxcgM
F O L L O W U S
TWITTER --} twitter.com/Waterstones
INSTAGRAM --} instagram.com/waterstones
FACEBOOK --} facebook.com/waterstones
TIKTOK --} tiktok.com/@waterstones
PODCAST --} waterstones.com/podcast
