OVER 850 INTERVIEWS

FROM THE LAST QUARTER CENTURY!

For 27 years and running, BOMB’s mission has remained intact: to represent the artist’s voice through in-depth interviews between visual artists, writers, composers, directors, architects, and to reveal artists’ ideas, their thoughts and creative processes, as well as their progress, through carefully developed dialogues—now and for posterity.

BOMB’s Online Archive has many new enhancements, allowing you to easily access our content. Each feature listed below appears on every page!

SEARCH the ARCHIVE
Enter an artist’s name or keyword in the search field in the upper right corner.

BROWSE by CATEGORY
Click on any category in the black horizontal navigation bar above.

BROWSE CONTENT in the left navigation bar:

Read selected new articles from the current issue by clicking on the Current Issue link.

Browse back issue content by number and date by clicking on the Back Issues link.

Search all content by browsing Interviews and Authors links.

TAG CLOUD
Our Tag Cloud is in beta, we are adding tags as we add content.

 

Keep checking back in weeks to come for more features that will improve BOMB’s Online Archive, making it an ideal tool for students, scholars, and readers everywhere.

 

The BOMB Online Archive is made possible in part with support from Eric Fischl, The Andy Warhol Arts Writing Initiative, and the New York State Council on the Arts, a State Agency. The new website and archive would not be possible without their generosity.

BOMB’s Archives are of such cultural significance that they have twice been awarded NEA Heritage and Preservation Grants. In 2005, Columbia University acquired the hard copies of the BOMB Archive—including audio tapes, marginalia, and multiple edits of interviews—for their Rare Book & Manuscript Library, where they will be accessible to students and scholars worldwide, a true testament to BOMB’s legacy. We thank Columbia University for their support in this joint venture.