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Articles by Klaus Kertess
Kristopher Jansma by Freddie Moore Faulkner
The novel, Our Narrow Hiding Places (Ecco Press, 2024), takes a unique perspective on a World War II crisis that rarely gets talked about—the Dutch famine that took the lives of roughly 20,000 people. The story is personal for the author, Kristopher Jansma, whose grandma survived the Hunger Winter and shared her story with him. She narrowly escaped starvation, surviving on 100 calories a day of potato peel soup for months.
Tour by Klaus Kertess - @BOMBmagazine
Earlier this year, a few months after Klaus Kertess died on October 8, 2016, I went to his apartment on East 8th Street with his husband, artist Billy Sullivan, to begin clearing it out. (A studio manager’s bailiwick is broad indeed.) Among publications and papers carefully stowed in the bedroom closet, we discovered several unpublished manuscripts, including the story presented here.
Brice Marden Paintings, Bio, Ideas
Summary of Brice Marden Brice Marden could be likened to a chameleon. Marden himself once compared the relationship between painters and their critics as basically one big chase, where critics attempt to pin down and define artists, who are constantly working to escape the shackles of labels.
Untitled by Glenn Ligon - BOMB Magazine
Discover MFA Programs in Art and Writing Apr 1, 1994 Glenn Ligon, Untitled (set of 4), 1992, 25 × 17¼ inches. Related They said I wasn’t smooth enough / to beat their sharp machine. Kenya (Robinson) reflects on the end of her MFA program and becoming a professional artist. I met Mickalene Thomas a decade ago at the Yale University School of Art and liked her instantly. She was a standout for her energy, drive, open–mindedness, and raw talent.
Pedro Almodóvar by Ela Troyano - BOMB Magazine
Clockwise from top left: Pedro Almodovar directing KIKA; Rossy de Palma; and Victoria Abril in KIKA. All images courtesy of October Films. This interview with Pedro Almodóvar was conducted in Spanish. In the spirit of translating, I would like to mention two things.
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