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Issue 105 Fall 2008
Legendary artists Kiki Smith and Chuck Close finally “nail down” their ongoing conversation for BOMB, one that veers between physicality and spirituality, much like Smith’s work.
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David Bowes’ paintings of deities cross cultural boundaries and toy with archetypes. Anney Bonney attempts to pin meaning onto them in this whimsical discussion of his work.
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A conversation between Caryl Phillips and prolific author, past MacArthur Fellow and PEN Faulkner Award-winner John Edgar Wideman, recorded for a live audience at Woottons Bookshop in Amherst, Massachusetts on March 29, 1994.
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A.M. Homes explores the many elements of Jayne Anne Phillips’s novel, Shelter: secrets, child sexuality, religion, and the notion of a “pre-political” level that mirrors the pre-consciousness of the U.S. before 1963.
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Tom Noonan plays both sides: he appeared in the mega-expensive Last Action Hero, yet made his feature film What Happened Was, with his own money. Here he discusses the freedom granted by restraints.
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The indie rock god talks art and album covers circa the release of the acclaimed Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain.
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Award winning playwright Frank Pugliese talks about growing up Italian-American in Brooklyn, and why and how he directs his own plays.
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A historical interview with the late, legendary and beloved playwright, who wrote to “arrive at the ultimate emotion beyond which is only darkness.”
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