Never Been Interviewed finds them and sits down with them for the first time. We play their work, ask about the choices behind it, and listen.

It's usually the first time anyone has asked. So we stay with the work. How a piece got made. What they refused to cut. Why they kept going when nobody was watching.

There's no rush. Nothing else is on the table. The choice that took the longest. The part they almost left out. What they were trying to make when nobody was asking.

By the end, you'll see them the way we did. The work in front of you, and the person who wouldn't let it go.