Jane Benson, excerpt from System of Nature: Chapter 5.

Aeron Bergman And Alejandra Salinas - -Consuming Nature Excerpt

In episode four of Phoned-In, BOMB Magazine’s poetry reading by phone podcast, Ben Lerner reads a selection of his work.

Ben Lerner: Phoned-In #4

In celebration of Small Press Month, BOMB Magazine presents a serialized audiobook of The Shanghai Gesture as read by the novel’s author, Gary Indiana.

Gary Indiana Reads Chapters 1-3 of The Shanghai Gesture

Thelma Golden & Glenn Ligon in Conversation

lynden polly eliza symposium

Folayemi_Wilson_Lynden

Text to Speech

Archive copy of “Get Weird: Charles Gaines/Terry Adkins Collaborative” audio file, 2009. Courtesy New Museum, New York.

Charles Gaines/Terry Adkins Collaborative,  "Get Weird," New Museum 2009.

Each installment of this ongoing portfolio series features an original audio recording by a musician, composer, or sound artist along with their commentary. Projects range from raw documentation of live performances to sound collage and experiments with aleatory music.

http://bombmagazine.org/article/0998721/field-recording

Che Chen: Field Recording #1

Each installment of this ongoing portfolio series features an original audio recording by a musician, composer, or sound artist along with their commentary. Projects range from raw documentation of live performances to sound collage and experiments with aleatory music. Click here for more details: http://bombmagazine.org/article/2367121/field-recording

Crys Cole: Field Recording #5

Each installment of this ongoing portfolio series features an original audio recording by a musician, composer, or sound artist along with their commentary. Projects range from raw documentation of live performances to sound collage and experiments with aleatory music. Click here for more details: http://bombmagazine.org/article/09571210/field-recording

Chris Watson: Field Recording #6, "Orford Ness"

Each installment of this ongoing portfolio series features an original audio recording by a musician, composer, or sound artist along with their commentary. Projects range from raw documentation of live performances to sound collage and experiments with aleatory music. See more details here: http://bombmagazine.org/article/8198124/field-recording

Aki Onda: Field Recording #7

Read the BOMB interview with Ghédalia Tazartès:
http://bombmagazine.org/article/3278131/gh-dalia-tazart-s

Diasporas

Ghédalia Tazartès - "Un Amour Si Grand Qu'il Nie Son Objet"

Each installment of this ongoing portfolio series features an original audio recording by a musician, composer, or sound artist along with their commentary. Projects range from raw documentation of live performances to sound collage and experiments with aleatory music. Click here for more details: http://bombmagazine.org/article/1293315

Aakash  Mittal's Album

Aakash Mittal: Field Recording #9, "Ghosts"

Each installment of this ongoing portfolio series features an original audio recording by a musician, composer, or sound artist along with their commentary. Projects range from raw documentation of live performances to sound collage and experiments with aleatory music. Click here for more details: https://bombmagazine.org/articles/field-recording-3/

Lea Bertucci: Field Recording #8

Leslie Hewitt Interviews artist and filmmaker Cauleen Smith.

Interview with Cauleen Smith

Each installment of this ongoing portfolio series features an original audio recording by a musician, composer, or sound artist along with their commentary. Projects range from raw documentation of live performances to sound collage and experiments with aleatory music.

Click here for more details: http://bombmagazine.org/article/610168/field-recording

Alan Courtis: Field Recording #12, "Osaka Pachinko"

Each installment of this ongoing portfolio series features an original audio recording by a musician, composer, or sound artist along with their commentary. Projects range from raw documentation of live performances to sound collage and experiments with aleatory music. Click here for more details: http://bombmagazine.org/article/9212619

Bill Orcutt: Field Recording #11, "Crossroads (2009)" & "Auckland Hotel Room (2010)"

Recorded at the New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York City
Fall, 2002

Rackstraw Downes and Philip Lopate in Conversation

Each installment of this ongoing portfolio series features an original audio recording by a musician, composer, or sound artist along with their commentary. Projects range from raw documentation of live performances to sound collage and experiments with aleatory music. Click here for more details: http://bombmagazine.org/article/276296

Byron Westbrook: Field Recording #13, “Silo and 224 Centre Synth”

An excerpt from the artist's interview for BOMB. 

Read the rest here: http://bombmagazine.org/article/5992/lisa-yuskavage

Lisa Yuskavage interview

Lisa Yuskavage & Mónica de la Torre in Conversation

Read the full interview: http://bombmagazine.org/article/5991/peter-eisenman

Peter Eisenman & Carlos Brillembourg in Conversation

An excerpt from K8 Hardy & Ariana Reines' conversation for BOMB. Read the full interview here: http://bombmagazine.org/article/6429/k8-hardy

K8 Hardy & Ariana Reines in Conversation

Episode 6 of Phoned-In, BOMB’s poetry reading by phone podcast, features poet Zachary Schomburg.

Zachary Schomburg is the author of Scary, No Scary (Black Ocean 2009), The Man Suit (Black Ocean 2007) and several chapbooks, including, most recently, collaborations with Emily Kendal Frey called Team Sad (Cinematheque Press 2010), Feelings Using Wolves (Small Fires Press, forthcoming), and Ok, Goodnight (Future Tense Books, forthcoming). His translations from the Russian of the poems of Andrei Sen-Senkov have been published in Circumference, Jacket, Harp & Altar, and Aufgabe among others. A DVD of his poem-films, Little Blind Thing, is now available from Poor Claudia. He and Mathias Svalina co-edit Octopus Magazine and Octopus Books. He lives in Portland, OR. 

Phoned-In #6: Zachary Schomburg

Pioneer Works RHI After-School Program collaborated with BOMB Magazine to create a 10-week workshop for high-school students examining the major concepts central to collecting, documenting, and preserving the stories of distinguished visual artists of the African Diaspora in New York, through the study of oral history. As a culminating project, students interviewed two NY-based artists, Chloe Bass and Salome Asega, and developed a podcast to capture their stories, you can listen to their projects here.

Salome Asega: Oral History Project

Pioneer Works RHI After-School Program collaborated with BOMB Magazine to create a 10-week workshop for high-school students examining the major concepts central to collecting, documenting, and preserving the stories of distinguished visual artists of the African Diaspora in New York, through the study of oral history. As a culminating project, students interviewed two NY-based artists, Chloë Bass and Salome Asega, and developed a podcast to capture their stories, you can listen to their projects here.

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