Interviews with: Patrick Huse, Anna Torma, Nadalian, Francisco Gazitua, Brandon Ballengee, Roy Staab, Ed Burtynsky, Christo & Jeanne-Claude, Yolanda Gutierrez, Antony Gormley, Ousmane Sow, Chris Booth, Bill Woodrow, Peter Randall-Page, Guerrilla Girl, Cai Guo-Qiang.
John K. Grande currently lives and works in Montreal, Quebec. He has published numerous catalogue essays on selected artists and has taught art history at Bishops University, Quebec. His reviews and articles have been published extensively in Artforum, Vice Versa, Sculpture, Art Papers, British Journal of Photography, Espace, Public Art Review, Vie des Arts, Art On Paper, Circa & Canadian Forum. He is the author of Balance: Art and Nature (Black Rose Books in, 2004), Intertwining: Landscape, Technology, Issues, Artists (Black Rose Books, 1998), Jouer avec le feu: Armand Vaillancourt: Sculpteur engage (Lanctot, 2001). Grande is the 1994 winner of Espace-sculpture's Prix Lison Dubreuil for art criticism.
"As the title itself suggests, this book is a reminder of how much art has changed in the past few decades. Contemporary art exists in more places than it ever did previously. It references more cultures. It tackles a wider variety of issues. Yet artists continue to communicate, not only with us, but also with each other. These 'dialogues' allow us to listen in." - Edward Lucie-Smith "John Grande's Dialogues in Diversity provides proof that art results from the interaction of cultural context and the artist's inner necessity-rather than from the commercial necessities of the centralized art markets. The artists' voices presented here are diverse in means and intentions, in geography and reputation; what they have in common is an engagement with both local concerns and global realities, with the process of making art and the possibilities for art in the contemporary world." - Glenn Harper, Editor Sculpture Magazine
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