July 25, 2021
Ian Pedigo
Sculptor Ian Pedigo talks about the interdiction of emotion in the artworld, and discovering that he is a romantic.
The stars that shine and the stars that shrink
In the face of stagnation the water runs
In the face of stagnation the water runs
Complete playlist below; tracks in yellow were cut for time.
- Smoke Rings, Glen Gray & the Casa Loma Orchestra, 1937
- You Do Something for Me, Cole Porter with Lee Wiley, 1940
- Innocent When You Dream (78), Tom Waits, 1987
- Questions in a World of Blue, Julee Cruise, 1993
- Dazzle, Siouxsie & the Banshees, 1984
- To Here Knows When, My Bloody Valentine, 1991
- Blue Skied & Clear, Slowdive, 1996
- A Kissed Out Red Floatboat, Cocteau Twins, 1988
- Stamping Ground, Moondog, 1969
- Time of No Reply, Nick Drake, c. late ‘60s
- Sparkly, Hope Sandoval & the Warm Intentions, 2000
- El Arbol, Nick Turner, 1999
- All Flowers in Time, Jeff Buckley with Elizabeth Fraser, c. 1994-5
- Dawning, Tamaryn, 2010
- Content, FOREVR, 2015
- Vow of Vengeance, Nazxul, 2017
- Darkness, Unison, 2012
- Because of You, Jesu, 2020
- We’ve All Gone to Sleep, Grouper, 2008
- Map of 41 Degrees N 93 Degrees W, Wire, 1979
Ian Pedigo is a visual artist and writer who immerses in experiences of esthesia produced by both tangible and intangible objects. Having grown up in Alaska and presently living and working in Queens, NY, his work is inspired by nature, yet also deals with the subject of humanism in both its historic and present-day contexts. He has exhibited widely both internationally and in the US, is a Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant recipient, and his work is in the collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art.