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TABLE OF CONTENTS

BOMB 86/Winter 2004

SANTIAGO SIERRA by Teresa Margolles

The controversy over Santiago Sierra’s installations, in which hired laborers perform meaningless tasks, has gained in intensity. Mexican artist Teresa Margolles enjoys a similar notoriety: she finds tools for commentary on social unrest in the morgue.

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STANLEY GREAVES by Anne Walmsley

Guyanese artist Stanley Greaves refers to himself as a maker of things, and it’s no coincidence that the people in his paintings are always holding objects. London-based researcher and writer Anne Walmsley has been in dialogue with Greaves for 10 years.

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BROOKE ALFARO by Mónica Kupfer

Brooke Alfaro’s figurative paintings were becoming increasingly grotesque visions of contemporary Latin American society. Four years ago he picked up a video camera and started recording the intimate lives of Panama City’s more impoverished denizens.

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JORGE VOLPI by Martin Solares

Jorge Volpi’ s novel In Search of Klingsor, the first volume in a planned trilogy, is a historical fiction set among the foremost minds of the twentieth century in the U.S. and postwar Germany.

(BOMB 86/Winter 2004, LITERATURE)  ...

ERNA BRODBER by Keshia Abraham

The distinctive language and structure of Erna Brodber’s novels comes as much from James Joyce’s Ulysses as from the polyphonic vernacular of her native Jamaica. Keshia Abraham queries the author on her excavation of forgotten histories.

(BOMB 86/Winter 2004, LITERATURE)  ...

JUDY MOWATT by Kwame Dawes

A member of Bob Marley’s powerful backup singing trio, the I-Threes, Judy Mowatt was the first Jamaican woman to record a solo reggae album, 1979’s Black Woman. Kwame Dawes conducted this interview with Judy Mowatt in late 2003.

(BOMB 86/Winter 2004, MUSIC)  ...

MICHAEL "IBO" COOPER by Kwame Dawes

Cofounder of the influential reggae group Third World, Ibo Cooper produced some of the most dynamic and sophisticated reggae tunes ever recorded. As songwriter, keyboardist and vocalist for the group, he spent 25 years taking reggae around the world.

(BOMB 86/Winter 2004, MUSIC)  ...

NILO CRUZ by Emily Mann

Nilo Cruz’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play Anna in the Tropics has just opened on Broadway. Its director, Emily Mann, queries the playwright on its conception in Cuba’s first revolution to the lectors who read out loud to the cigar rollers.

(BOMB 86/Winter 2004, THEATER)  ...

JESúS TENREIRO-DEGWITZ by Carlos Brillembourg

Jesús Tenreiro-Degwitz is a renowned Venezuelan architect and esteemed teacher whose buildings reflect his concern for truth and for the improvement of living conditions for the urban citizen.

(BOMB 86/Winter 2004, ARCHITECTURE)  ...

MICHAEL ZWACK by Ned Sublette

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JAN HENDRIX by George Mead Moore

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JUAN CARLOS ALOM by Lucy Raven

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NICOLE AWAI by Christopher Cozier

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ZILIA SáNCHEZ by Iveliesse Jimenez

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RICHARD FUNG by Gabrielle Hezekiah

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FIVE POEMS by Raúl Gómez Jattin

This First Proof contains five poems. For copyright reasons this content is available in print only.

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WAS ME MUDDA by Oonya Kempadoo

This First Proof contains the story “Was Me Mudda.” For copyright reasons this content is available in print only.

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LOVING CHE by Ana Menéndez

This First Proof contains an excerpt from Loving Che. For copyright reasons this content is available in print only.

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PASSING THROUGH by Colin Channer

This First Proof contains an excerpt from Passing Through. For copyright reasons this content is available in print only.

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TWO POEMS by José Lezama Lima

This First Proof contains the poems “A Bridge, a Remarkable Bridge,” and “Old Surrealist Ballad.” For copyright reasons this content is available in print only.

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FOUR POEMS by Kwame Dawes

This First Proof contains the poems “Lesson,” “The Idea of Her,” “Time,” and “Island Memory.” For copyright reasons this content is available in print only.

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FALLING SKY by Cristina Garcia

This First Proof contains the story “Falling Sky.” For copyright reasons this content is available in print only.

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ONE A WEEK WITH WATER by Shake Keane

This First Proof contains an excerpt from the poem “One a Week With Water.” For copyright reasons this content is available in print only.

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COLD HAVANA GROUND by Arnaldo Correa

This First Proof contains an excerpt from Cold Havana Ground. For copyright reasons this content is available in print only.

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