BOMB 124/Summer 2013
WEB EXCLUSIVE Margarethe von Trotta’s newest film, Hannah Arendt, resonates with the intensity that defines her decades of work. Von Trotta and actress Barbara Sukowa discuss their history together and the role of radical women in Germany.
Sabine Russ discusses JJ Peet’s “radical, self-perpetuating, and elaborate” systems of creating art under self-imposed restrictions. Peet’s Defend_Station is at On Stellar Rays in New York now.
The artist Josiah McElheny has published two books that display his collaboration with artists, scholars, scientists and creative writers, offering a multitude of voices, speculations, fictions, and facts.
Russ follows the instructions of The Cruise, a “floating audio film,” which directs its listeners to follow Maja Sweeney on a monologue through the mind.
