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Issue 106 Winter 2009
with Ed Ruscha, Chris Burden, Dana Duff, John Knight, Diane Bucker, Peter Shelton, Charles Ray, Lari Pittman, Tim Ebner, Luciano Perna, Alexis Smith, Mitchell Syrop and Karen Carson.
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Hailed by The New Yorker critic Peter Schjeldahl as “the most profound abstract painter of the past four decades,” Marden began his career under the tutelage of Robert Rauschenberg and went on to teach seminal artists Richard Serra and Chuck Close.
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A fascinating discussion between long-time BOMB contributor Gary Indiana and the late Robert Mapplethorpe on the New York art scene of the late 1980s and the difficulties of intimacy, comfort and eroticism in photography and portraiture.
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Novelist Nancy Lemann crafts languorous Louisiana dramas in her two books, Lives of the Saints, and The Ritz of the Bayou. Here, she discusses being a Jew in the south, the future of her characters, and the lingering memory of the Civil War.
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Director Gleb Panfilov talks with Liza Bear about his struggles with GOSKINO, the Soviet film committee, and his previously censored film Tema.
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