Articles
Three films that explore the effect of the internet on intimacy and connection.
Three films that explore the effect of the internet on intimacy and connection.
Photomontages that expose power and brutality.
Art that confronts abuse toward women.
A collection of thoughts on the art of fiction.
Winner of BOMB’s 2021 Fiction Contest, judged by Ottessa Moshfegh
Sculptures made with latex and found objects.
Our quarterly roundup of fellowships, residencies, and prizes accepting applications.
Depicting the complicated, conflicting, and ambivalent parts of transgender experience.
In order to write about his existential experiences among Syrian refugees (“The refugees were my people. The volunteers were my people.”), Alameddine created a boundary-crossing narrator for his new novel, The Wrong End of the Telescope.
This is an excerpt from BOMB’s Fall 2021 issue.
A photobook playfully documents local history.
On writing Paris today.
On the US debut of their theatrical installation Sun & Sea, an operatic beach scene exploring the relationship between people and our planet.
Celebrating 40 years with curated selections from the archive.
A new translation with contemporary allusions that reflect the boldness of the original.
Sculptures as actors, props, and sets.
A new book of poem-drawings.
An artist’s book paints on music sheets.
A conversation with the author’s mother—the novel’s central inspiration—about dance, desire, and more.