BOMB 118/Winter 2012
Janelle Iglesias + Lisa Iglesias = Las Hermanas Iglesias. The sisters share their reflections on collaboration, collection, and the absurd with Martha Moldovan.
Lauren Bakst catches up with choreographer and performer Michelle Boulé during a rehearsal for her latest work, Hello, I need you.
Forget autotune—Nick Demopolous introduces BOMBlog to the future of music. Its name is Smomid.
Fernando Orellana and Samuel Jablon discuss Orellana’s current projects, new directions, permanence, impermanence, and the machines or artificial intelligences that create art.
Michelle Oka Doner’s A Walk on the Beach installation at the Miami International Airport welcomes all with terrazzo, bronze, and mother-of-pearl.
In this inaugural entry of Performance In Process, Lauren Bakst visits Jen Rosenblit’s rehearsal to spend some time watching and discussing her latest project, In Mouth.
Daniel Lopatin discusses his new album Replica, synthesizer schizophrenia, and getting into “sacred time,” before presenting his fascinating video playlist for BOMBlog.
In this discussion, Nathalie Handal tells Ram Devineni of her experiences in Afghanistan as well as explaining where her fascination with the written word originally came from.
Richard J. Goldstein explores the shifting, spectral geometry of Dorothea Rockburne’s retrospective, In My Mind’s Eye. Watch a video of his visit in the second of a two part installment of BOMB on the Scene.
Liza Béar talks to Miquel Barceló about his 26-foot bronze sculpture, Gran Elefandret, which was recently unveiled in New York’s Union Square.
Check out a video preview of Immersive Surfaces, a video projection installation on the Manhattan Bridge for the DUMBO Arts Festival, happening September 23 to 25. BOMB wouldn’t miss it!
Richard J. Goldstein explores the shifting, spectral geometry of Dorothea Rockburne’s retrospective, In My Mind’s Eye. Watch a video of his visit in the first of a two part installment of BOMB on the Scene.
BOMB Magazine is pleased to feature poems and video pairings form ONandOnScreen’s Summer 2011 issue.
BOMB Magazine is pleased to feature poems and video pairings form ONandOnScreen’s Summer 2011 issue.
BOMB Magazine is pleased to feature poems and video pairings form ONandOnScreen’s Summer 2011 issue.
BOMB Magazine is pleased to feature poems and video pairings form ONandOnScreen’s Summer 2011 issue.
BOMB Magazine is pleased to feature poems and video pairings form ONandOnScreen’s Summer 2011 issue.
BOMB Magazine is pleased to feature poems and video pairings form ONandOnScreen’s Summer 2011 issue.
BOMB Magazine is pleased to feature poems and video pairings form ONandOnScreen’s Summer 2011 issue.
BOMB Magazine is pleased to feature poems and video pairings form ONandOnScreen’s Summer 2011 issue.
BOMB Magazine is pleased to feature poems and video pairings form ONandOnScreen’s Summer 2011 issue.
BOMBlog is pleased to feature poems and video pairings form ONandOnScreen’s Summer 2011 issue.
Jannicke Systad Jacobsen, writer and director of Turn me on goddammit recently won Tribeca’s Best Screenplay award. BOMB co-founder Liza Béar sits down with Jacobsen and her leading lady, Helene Bergsholm.
Kivu Ruhorahoza’s Grey Matter is the first feature film made by a Rwandan in Rwanda and won a Special Jury Mention at the Tribeca Film festival. Watch Liza Béar’s video interview with the filmmaker.
The Journals of Musan, by South Korean director Jung Park-Bum, is screening at MoMA from August 17 through 23. Watch Liza Béar’s video interview with the filmmaker.
Deville Cohen and Brandon Downing team up for the first time in their al dente “spaghetti western” What a Dump. The video premiered at BOMB Bash 2011 and was made exclusively for the event.
Zachary Block chats with Carrie Brownstein and Fred Armisen about their new show, Portlandia. And bike messengers, of course.
Jessie Stead’s work doesn’t use film or video as an escape from the everyday, but a means to confront and examine the present moment. She discusses her role as the star, director, and viewer of her work with Jenny Borland.
BOMBsessions are short docu-music-mentaries featuring live performances by and interviews with exceptional and under-appreciated musicians. This BOMBsession features electro-acoustic composer Alexis Georgopoulos, the man behind ARP.
Justin Spring, nominated for a National Book Award for The Secret Historian: The Life and Times of Samuel Steward, Professor, Tattoo Artist, and Sexual Renegade with poet and biographer, Honor Moore. Check out the podcast and video highlights.
