“BOMB’s brilliant juxtaposition of voices, mediums and genres makes beautiful noise.” — Jonathan Lethem

 

 

The NEW BOMBsite.com offers the vast wealth of BOMB magazine’s 27 years of historically invaluable, cutting-edge interviews. Just take a look at our HOMEPAGE, featuring a rich sampling of all that BOMB has to offer: selected interviews from the current issue, web exclusive interviews and content, streaming audio and video from BOMBLive! events and readings, and a digital archive of 800+ conversations between artists in a range of fields: visual art, literature, film, theater, music, and MORE!

BOMB is the artist’s voice, a publication that has remained on the cusp of all that’s edgy and NOW for over a quarter-century. BOMBsite.com is a FREE virtual library of historically hip content, unlike any other website out there. BOMBsite visitors are also unique, the trendsetters of today: culture hungry, arts oriented, and media savvy.

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BOMB is creating a VIRTUAL LIBRARY of its historical interviews, online and available FREE of charge to all visitors, including students, scholars and enthusiasts worldwide. PURCHASE A SPONSORSHIP BANNER IN THE INTERVIEW OF YOUR CHOICE, ONLY $1,000 PER YEAR! These interviews are featured on the homepage on a rotating basis and are easily located through BOMB’s search engine by name and category, as well as Google searches.

 

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“Reading BOMB interviews was one of the ways that I began to conceive of myself as an artist.” — Miranda July

- For over a quarter-century BOMB has been publishing in-depth interviews between artists and writers, producing intimate, informed, and revealing dialogue on the arts by the people who create them.

- BOMB magazine’s archives of over 700 historical records are now housed at Columbia University’s Library.

- For over 28 years BOMB Magazine’s mission has remained intact: to embody the artist’s voice. Focusing on ideas, BOMB interviews are primary documents of American cultural history.