Interview
Painting and drawing that confront sex, death, and religion.
Painting and drawing that confront sex, death, and religion.
A novel that gives voice to the historical figure of Dr. James Miranda Barry, the nineteenth-century physician who was born Margaret Anne Bulkley, but lived their professional life as a man.
The filmmaker’s latest work is a deeply personal story of family loss in which art-making becomes a tool for repair.
Sculpture that investigates contradictory symbolism.
Two decades into a life sentence, KunQuest remains determined to live his best life as a rapper, artist, relentless reader, and, now, a debut novelist with This Life.
New music, videos, and visuals from the multidisciplinary artist.
A novel about female rage and the power to strike back.
A video work attempts to document a silent dance.
In our summer issue iconic painter/photographer Richard Prince and conceptual collagist Barbara Kruger revisit their 1982 interview in honor of BOMB’s 40th anniversary. Prince’s reflections appear in the footnotes, while Kruger’s annotations weave throughout the text.
A novel about the humorous horrors of queer parenting.
Installations that explore media technologies.
A new anthology by writers reflecting on the George Floyd uprising and more.
An artist at the forefront of new technologies.
Holding contemporary tragedies within sacred diasporic stories.
A manual of comics, motivational memes, diary entries, and bulleted lists for how to deal with life.
The artist’s new sculptures evoke Rorschach-esque flowers and body parts, the threat of climate change, and life on another planet.
The documentary filmmaker and memoirist discuss intersections in their storytelling processes.
On publishing a novel about the partition of India and an essay collection on living in the South as a South Asian American.
A richly imagined novel about a rehabilitation community for toxic masculinity.
