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Betsy Sussler
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Founder, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, New Art Publications, BOMB Magazine
New York
Beats
Human Interest Story , Political Education , General News , Special Issues
country living, software, child issues, parenting, gardening
Content
By Betsy Sussler| BOMB Magazine Verified Lila Avilés fuses her theatrical background into the liveliness of her films’ single settings. Her debut feature, The Chambermaid (2018, based on her play of the same name), is exclusively set at a hotel where the eponymous protagonist observes subtle social schisms. In Avilés’s sophomore feature, Tótem (2023), seven-year-old Sol (a quaint Naíma Sentíes) worries about her father’s health on his potential final birthday given his cancer status at home.
By Catherine Liu Verified, Betsy Sussler, David Seidner, Lindzee Smith| BOMB Magazine Verified Nick Cave was born near Yarrawonga in South-Eastern Australia in 1957. His first band, The Birthday Party, built an international reputation. He left Australia to live in London and subsequently Berlin where he became a part of the burgeoning rock scene which then included Nina Hagen, Lene Lovich, and Blixa Bargeld. His current band is Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds and their new album, The Good Son, has just been released.
By Betsy Sussler| BOMB Magazine Verified Lila Avilés fuses her theatrical background into the liveliness of her films’ single settings. Her debut feature, The Chambermaid (2018, based on her play of the same name), is exclusively set at a hotel where the eponymous protagonist observes subtle social schisms. In Avilés’s sophomore feature, Tótem (2023), seven-year-old Sol (a quaint Naíma Sentíes) worries about her father’s health on his potential final birthday given his cancer status at home.
Company Info
BOMB Magazine
BOMB Magazine is a nonprofit arts publication founded in 1981 by a group of artists, including Betsy Sussler and Glenn O’Brien. Based in New York City, BOMB focuses on amplifying the artist's voice through direct dialogue, emphasizing authenticity, inclusivity, and sustainability. The magazine publishes quarterly print issues and daily online content, featuring interdisciplinary conversations among artists, writers, filmmakers, and musicians. BOMB offers a range of products and services, including a print magazine with interviews, fiction, and visual art, as well as daily digital articles and multimedia projects. The magazine also hosts an Oral History Project to archive artist narratives and produces the FUSE podcast, which explores artistic practices through audio storytelling. Additionally, BOMB organizes live events such as literary readings and panel discussions to engage with communities and foster collaboration within the creative sector. With over 40 years of history, BOMB serves as a vital platform for authentic artistic exchange.
New York, United States
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Founded: 1981