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Drew Baker
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Apr 29, 2026
A Conversation With Baker
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7:45Liv SteinhardtHOST
So where are you getting these inspirations from? And also, what ideologies specifically are you drawn to? Because you mentioned the idea of playing these ideologies into the ground, but how so? And how are you making it fresh in your work?
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7:59Drew BakerGUEST
I think painting in general is just kind of always in this state of dead and alive painting itself, I think is driven to the ground every, every century.
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8:11Drew BakerGUEST
And people are always overplaying painting or, or in the way that it's just so romantic, you know, like to be a painter, capital P is so romantic.
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8:36Drew BakerGUEST
But the rural landscapes, I think it derived from just when I first moved to New York, just like a need for like silence.
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18:24Liv SteinhardtHOST
Tell me about your interest in this sort of more mechanical behind the scenes shape.