"Weather and Wordplay: Yto Barrada Interviewed by Cassie Packard" | via BOMBmagazine, published April 4, 2022

"Weather has a way of setting a tone. The day is crisp and bright as I make my way along the tree-lined Brooklyn block where Franco-Moroccan artist Yto Barrada keeps her studio, an airy atelier flooded by sunlight. Soon enough, we’re discussing the elements: the artist’s Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA) solo show, Ways to Baffle the Wind, considers the modes through which humans relate to the natural world, from early childhood pedagogies that emphasize plant identification to powerful solar simulators used to weather-test fabric." (–Cassie Packard via BOMBmagazine)
 
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