But the idea of transformation has always been something that I romanticize in a work. I’m cautious of it but I also need it to connect my thoughts with the process of making. That’s really important.
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Nari Ward
BOMB Specific by Daniel Bozhkov
- David Lang by Nico Muhly
- Oscar Murillo by Legacy Russell
- Rude Mechanicals by Eric Dyer
- Cristian Mungiu by Guy Gallo
- Mark Z. Danielewski by Christopher O'Riley
- Fanny Howe by Kim Jensen
- Alix Pearlstein by John Plson
- Tony Feher by Saul Ostrow
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From Lagos to LA, a young painter’s images resonate with meaning, both personal and political.
Wry installations and revelatory sculptures blend art-making and activism in Chin’s unique practice of transformation.
Martha Rosler on the Garage Sale, plights of modern workers, and her college days in California.
Originally published in
BOMB 122,
Winter 2013
Featuring interviews with David Lang, Oscar Murillo, Rude Mechanicals, Cristian Mungiu, Mark Z. Danielewski, Fanny Howe, Alix Pearlstein, and Tony Feher.
