Articles
On surviving sexual assault and how telling stories can empower us.
On surviving sexual assault and how telling stories can empower us.
On disasters, the “perverse incentives” of social media, and writing in catastrophic times.
Bringing techno into the museum.
On pageantry, the contradictions of family, and writing about queer femmes.
On candidly depicting a black woman’s consciousness, the contradictions of intimacy, and the joys of other art forms.
Working on the cutting-edge of science and technology.
Join us as we celebrate Carrie Moyer and Sheila Pepe’s inaugural museum collaboration.
On the life experiences that smooth our edges, writing into the unknown, and the brutality of love.
Most artists will tell you, the pieces create themselves. You’re just the vehicle or the vessel that this creativity is going through.
Two sound artists on noise, fractals, Bach, Cecil Taylor, the new 7 PM ritual, and whether we still have use for the word improvisation.
In May, BOMB asked artists how COVID-19 and quarantine were affecting their creative process. How were they making art now?
On writing about California in the 1990s, embodying our experiences, and launching a novel during a pandemic.
The artist on how her practices influence one another, who gets to be a “Renaissance man,” and the significance of DIY ethics.
Minimalist painting with a maximalist impulse.
BOMB is thrilled to announce Stephanie Jean as the winner of our 2020 Poetry Contest.
Two artists and activists share their thoughts on COVID-19 and mutual care.
Join us as we celebrate the launch of Akwaeke Emezi’s new novel, The Death of Vivek Oji.
On trying to pre-grieve, the expansiveness of the desert, and writing the book she wanted to write.
The debut writer on how vignettes became a novel, bodies as objects, and why discomfort is comfortable to read.
Making drawings of Instagram posts during COVID-19.
