I believe that each of us is given one sentence at birth, and we spend the rest of our life trying to read that sentence and make sense of it.
—
Li Young Lee
A Long Time Gone by George Cochrane
Part of the The Wick series.
- Amy Sillman by R. H. Quaytman
- Ben Rivers by Coleen Fitzgibbon
- Paulo Bruscky by Antonio Sergio Bessa
- Steve Roden and Stephen Vitiello
- Gonçalo M. Tavares by Pedro Sena Nunes
- Rodrigo Rey Rosa by Francisco Goldman
- Julia Holter by Ben Vida
- My Barbarian by Andrea Fraser
Interviews
- Sarah Charlesworth, 1947 - 2013 by Betsy Sussler
- Picturing the Unsayable: Carl E. Hazlewood by Patricia Spears Jones
- Operation Massacre by Ellie Robins
- Between Artists: Thom Andersen / William E. Jones by Andrew Lampert
- Lynda Benglis: Beyond Process by Stuart Horodner
- Beyond This Point Are Monsters by Alexandra Gauss
- Savage Coast by Stefanie Sobelle
- Anfang Gut. Alles Gut. Actualization of the Futurist Opera Victory Over the Sun 1913 by Veronika Vogler
Editor's Choice
- Ben Durham by Christopher Stackhouse
- Florian Hecker by Ben Vida
- Miyoshi Barosh by Annetta Kapon
Artists on Artists
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Ben Katchor is a recorder of vanished and vanishing places, a poet of the vast metropolis of New York. He notices, crucially, what others walk by, fail to see and generally disregard—a man living in the mosaic while seeing its details.
Lee Lai is an artist from Melbourne, Australia, currently living in Tio’tia:ke (known as Montreal, Quebec). Her comics and illustrations are part fiction, part memoir, part emotional journalism.
Originally published in
BOMB 125,
Fall 2013
Featuring interviews with Amy Sillman, Paulo Bruscky, Steve Roden and Stephen Vitiello, Gonçalo M. Tavares, Rodrigo Rey Rosa, Ben Rivers, Julia Holter, and My Barbarian.
