BOMB 118/Winter 2012
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

BOMB 75/Spring 2001

Andrea Zittel, _A-Z Escape Vehicles_, 1996. Shells: steel, insulation, wood, glass; interiors: mixed media; 60 x 40 x 84" each, without wheels. Wheels approx. 2".

ANDREA ZITTEL by Stefano Basilico

Andrea Zittel utilizes design as a tool with larger-than-life goals that merge fantasy, biology, and the built world to produce such projects as curvilinear “escape vehicles.” She currently has a piece on display at the Indianapolis Museum of Art.

(BOMB 75/Spring 2001, ART...

MICHAEL GOLDBERG by Saul Ostrow

Michael Goldberg came of age as a painter just as New York came into its own as an art center. Saul Ostrow queries the artist on the mavericks—O’Hara, de Kooning, and Pollock—and his role as an artist who’s been creating vital work for 50 years.

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Eduardo Galeano. Photo by: Marcelo Isarrualde. Courtesy of Susan Bergholz Literary Agency.

EDUARDO GALEANO by Jaime Manrique

Eduardo Galeano, recipient of the Lannan Prize for Cultural Freedom, is one of Latin America’s most distinguished writers, journalists and historians. Jaime Manrique speaks with the legendary maestro of letters about utopian spirit in the global age.

(BOMB 75/Spring 2001, LITERATURE...
Tobias Schneebaum. Photo by Magnus Anderson. Image courtesy of University of Wisconsin Press.

TOBIAS SCHNEEBAUM by Allan Gurganus

An explorer who braved the Peruvian wilds and recorded his experiences in Keep the River on Your Right, and lived with the headhunters of Papua New Guinea, Tobias Schneebaum answers the big questions on life and death from Allan Gurganus.

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AMOS GITAI by Minna Proctor

Amos Gitai’s new film Carmel, screens at MoMA January 13th–18th. He speaks with Minna Proctor about Kippur in this 2001 interview.

(BOMB 75/Spring 2001, FILM...
Maggie Cheung as Mrs. Chan and Tony Leung as Mr. Chow in Wong Kar-wai's _In the Mood For Love_.

WONG KAR-WAI by Liza Bear

Award-winning filmmaker Wong Kar-wai, best known for Chungking Express, has a new film, In the Mood for Love, which won two awards at Cannes: Best Actor for Tony Leung and the Grand Prix de la Technique for its art direction.

(BOMB 75/Spring 2001, FILM...
Wendy Wasserstein. Photo by Juergen Frank. Courtesy of Philip Rinaldi.

WENDY WASSERSTEIN by A.M. Homes

Wendy Wasserstein has revolutionized contemporary American theater through her complex explorations of the lives of women; for The Heidi Chronicles she was the first female playwright to receive a Tony Award, and since then has become a legend.

(BOMB 75/Spring 2001, THEATER...
Auburn Rural Studio, Harris House "Butterfly," designed and built by second-year students. All images courtesy of Timothey Hursley.

SAMUEL MOCKBEE by Judy Hudson

Architect Samuel Mockbee and his Rural Studio have been designing radically inventive homes, community centers and churches for the poor out of the most unlikely materials: card-board boxes, hay, old car windows and bundles of used clothes.

(BOMB 75/Spring 2001, ARCHITECTURE...

GEORGE MEAD MOORE by James Brown

In an admiring letter to George Mead Moore, artist James Brown discusses D.H. Lawrence, Huayapam and Sunday mornings in Mexico, accompanied by two drawings by Moore.

(BOMB 75/Spring 2001, ARTISTS ON ARTISTS...

JOHN TORREANO by Giovanni Rizzoli

Giovanni Rizzoli on the Pop art-influenced, gem-adorned sculptures of John Torreano.

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Matthew Bliss, Red Wall with High Square Window, 2000, brass, copper, solder and sanded window glass, oil paint, 8 x 6 x 2". Photographs by James Dee. All images courtesy of the artist.

MATTHEW BLISS by George Negroponte

George Negroponte writes about the sculptures of Matthew Bliss in the 20th Anniversary issue of BOMB.

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A FIFTH OF NOVEMBER by Paul West

This First Proof contains an excerpt from A Fifth of November. For copyright reasons this content is available in print only.

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HOUSEBROKEN by Yael Hedaya

This First Proof contains an excerpt from Housebroken. Translated by Dalya Bilu. For copyright reasons this content is available in print only.

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INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL IN RIVERSFORD by Thomas Bolt

This First Proof contains an excerpt from Incidents of Travel in Riversford. For copyright reasons this content is available in print only.

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PRESERVATION by Tenaya Darlington

This First Proof contains the story “Preservation.” For copyright reasons this content is available in print only.

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SITTING VIGIL by Guy Gallo

This First Proof contains the poem “Sitting Vigil.” For copyright reasons this content is available in print only.

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THE DEAD MAN by Joshua Harmon

This First Proof contains the story “The Dead Man.” For copyright reasons this content is available in print only.

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TWO POEMS by Molly McQuade

This First Proof contains the poems “Foreign Body” and “Species Fever.” For copyright reasons this content is available in print only.

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TWO POEMS by Sidney Wade

This First Proof contains the poems “Luna Moth” and “Beatitudes.” For copyright reasons this content is available in print only.

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TWO POEMS by Katherine Soniat

This First Proof contains the poems “Infusion” and “The Fire Setters.” For copyright reasons this content is available in print only.

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