Category Archives: Out & About

BOMB All-Stars Literary Reading at Greenlight Books

October 20, 2010 – 3:53 pm

By BOMB


On Wednesday, October 6, 2010 at 7:30pm BOMB contributors Barbara Browning, Christian Hawkey, and Kim Rosenfield convened at Greenlight Books, our friendly neighborhood indy bookstore, right around the corner from BOMB’s HQ, for an series of readings. Pictures and audio for those who missed, or those who wish to re-live, are posted here.

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in the days ahead

October 18, 2010 – 12:05 pm

By Katy Gray

This week brings a reading by Michael Cunnigham, mega-exhibitions opening at the New Museum (Free) and the Met (just a little survey of John Baldessari), IFOA Toronto, homesickess, poetry, and more.

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LISTEN UP

October 12, 2010 – 12:45 pm

By Cary Potter

It’s BOMB Alert time again! This week’s calender is full of readings, with poets and novelists like Dennis Cooper, John Giorno and Lynne Tillman taking to the stage. Click through for more!

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COLOR ME IMPRESSED

October 4, 2010 – 11:11 am

By Cary Potter


BOMB Alert time! This weeks going to be a great one, with a Fred Tomaselli survey opening at Brooklyn Museum, a new Tony Oursler show and a chance to meet John Waters at Gagosian.

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BOMB at Greenpoint Open Studios!

September 29, 2010 – 5:40 pm

By Lena Valencia


If you were at our Bash last summer, you’ll remember the army of Steve Keene paintings propped up all over Glasslands. We believe in second chances here at BOMB, so you’ll be able to check out (and walk out with) all of Keene’s work, again, this weekend at Fowler Arts Collective in Greenpoint. Click through for more info…

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The Changing Light

September 27, 2010 – 3:46 pm

By Katy Gray


BOMB ALERT time. Pictures from the DUMBO Arts Festival! Marilyn Minter and Amy Sillman talk day jobs, Novelist Darin Strauss reads at McNally Jackson, Joan Jonas’ at the Fabric Workshop, Amie Siegal‘s Black Moon and, James Merril and Joan Mitchell and well, that’s a lot, really. Click through!

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Live-Tweeting the DUMBO Arts Fest!

September 24, 2010 – 6:08 pm

By Katy Gray

The amazing Katy Gray will be bouncing through the winding, cobblestone streets of DUMBO twittering about the art action under the bridges. You can follow along on BOMBLOG, or follow us on twitter here.


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Preview: DUMBO Arts Festival 2010

September 24, 2010 – 1:43 am

By BOMB

DUMBO Arts Festival Preview! With over 500 local and international artists (Ahem..Helen Dennis, Eric Corriel, Seth Wulsin, Leonard Ursachi, John Parker, Johnny Moreno, to name a but a few) participating, a preview is a must. And live coverage. And the BOMBlog’s not a bad place for both. Get a glimpse now at Hungarian artist Farkas Fülöp’s Manhattan Bridge defying new work Mobile in Motion, Thomas Draschen’s FREUDE, Ryan Uzi’s Zygote and Matl Findel’s St. Alban. Come back later this week for more updates! Read on!

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big high pressure system

September 20, 2010 – 4:30 pm

By Kaye Blegvad and Katy Gray

Here with your weekly forecast. And we’re talking more than just weather. Although that looks good too. This week: Laurie Anderson performs Delusion at BAM, Elliott Sharp does Marclay, group show NEO-VITRUVIAN: The Body Now opens, Tom Zé: Liberted Astronaut screens at 92yTribeca, Gregory Crewdson at Gagosian, Gysin’s Ghost: Poetry Marathon and more!

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Unseen Forces

September 13, 2010 – 5:23 pm

By Katy Gray

This week brings you the near-scientific spectacles of Swiss artist Roman Singer, an evening of theatrical previews with Mr. Albee, Fredric Tuten at the Strand, Barbara Hammer-time, art by Cordy Ryman, Alejandro Cesarco, a performance by Jana Leo, and a journey to the border regions betwixt apocalypse and epiphany (we’re talking LA, people). Follow us!

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