Videos

Theaster Gates talks about Dorchester Projects and the role these once-abandoned homes play in Feast.

Tom Marioni talks about The Act of Drinking Beer with Friends is the Highest Form of Art...and does some stand-up.

Theaster Gates talks about the idea behind his Soul Food Pavilion—a space for interactions and conversations around the foods of black people.

David Stern, professor Classical Hebrew Literature at the University of Pennsylvania, opens the Haggadah exhibition and lecture series with a speech on the Haggadah, the book of prayers, illustrations, and stories recited on the Jewish holiday of Pass...

Interview with 101-year-old Ronald H. Coase, renowned University of Chicago Law School professor and winner of the 1991 Nobel Prize in economics, discussing his approach to economics.

Interview with 101-year-old Ronald H. Coase, renowned University of Chicago Law School professor and winner of the 1991 Nobel Prize in economics, discussing his career path.

How China Became Capitalist is a new book by renowned University of Chicago Law School economist and Nobel laureate Ronald Coase and Ning Wang, an assistant professor at Arizona State University's School of Politics and Global Studies. It traces th...

Theaster Gates talks about his Soul Food Starter Kit—part fancy bento box, part big country pantry.

Mary Ellen Carroll discusses the history of her Itinerant Gastronomy project, where she hosts site-specific meals.

Artist Sonja Alhäuser talks about using a recipe drawing to create a "catering performance" for Feast.