Tuymans and Marshall—collaborating on an animation project scheduled to be completed in late 2007—alternately agree and disagree on the function of an artwork. Tuymans’s new work will be at David Zwirner from January 10 to February 9.

Long-time contributor Simon Lane, a superb writer, wit, and friend, passed away on December 28, 2012. His writing will always have a home at BOMB.

Sculptor Steinbach considers the arrangement of objects in his shelf installations to be a form of language. The final month of a season dedicated to Steinbach’s work is up now at The Artist’s Institute.

BOMB’s Winter Issue is on newsstands December 15. Check out a preview and subscribe now to get your copy of #122 in the mail.

WEB EXCLUSIVE Matt Keegan and Eileen Quinlan’s Y! O! G… A. is at the Kitchen through December 22. Free yoga classes! Quinlan and Beshty meet on a New York Chinatown rooftop to discuss their work in 2009.

Muhly chats with fellow composer, and Pulitzer Prize winner, David Lang about his recent work, love fail, and his uncanny ability of capturing deceptively complex emotions in his music.

Miranda July on her experiences meeting strangers from the PennySaver and the relationship between her book It Chooses You and her film The Future.

WEB EXCLUSIVE Jeffrey DeShell and Rebecca Wolff discuss their latest works–from class, porn, to intertextuality found in our day-to-day lives.

WEB EXCLUSIVE A.M. Homes has an “oddly revealing” conversation with painter and friend Jane Fine. Homes’s new book May We Be Forgiven is in stores now.

Word Choice features original works of fiction and poetry. Read two poems by Michael Robins with art by Evan Lovejoy, selected by Daniel Moysaenko.

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Sabine Russ discusses JJ Peet’s “radical, self-perpetuating, and elaborate” systems of creating art under self-imposed restrictions. Peet’s Defend_Station is at On Stellar Rays in New York now.