Happy 2012
Thank you to Keith Jenson at Brainwomb for making this gothtastic sendoff to 2011. Happy fucking 2012, comrades.
Monthly Archives: December 2011
GENLUX Magazine
Part of a four page spread in GenLux, were they put me in this stunning, fragile Valentino dress I kept thinking I was going to tear with my monkey paws
2011 Year in Review
2011 was one of the best years of my life. Often being an artist is a trudge where you slog through making things and punch your hand to make it stop hurting and pray that people won’t notice your self-plagiarism. … Continue reading
RIP George Whitman
On December 14, George Whitman, the proprietor of Paris’s Shakespeare and Company bookstore, died. He was 98. I was 17 and sitting under a cherry tree when we met, and he invited me to live at the shop. He changed … Continue reading
Update- I Have Your Heart
Mad Aussie genius Jim Batt has sent more photos from the set of I Have Your Heart, where he is toiling away cutting out individual leaves of ivy for your amusement. Jim, I speak for us all when I say, … Continue reading
Rest in Peace Hitch
Rest in peace, Christopher Hitchens. So brilliant, so lacerating, so wrong, so right.
New Print: Porphyria’s Lover
Based on the poem by Robert Browning- because who doesn’t love long golden hair and a fundamentally indifferent universe. 17″ x 22″, on Canson fine art rag paper, in archival inks. Signed and numbers, limited edition of 25 Available HERE
Occupy! Anthology
Honored to have art in this amazing anthology from N+1 (alongside contributors like Angela Davis and Slavoj Zizek). All royalties are donated to Occupy Wall Street.
New York City
My art for Kim Boekbinder’s new song New York City. She wrote it for me, and my hometown. I love it very much You can buy the art, song, and even a t-shirt here.
Compleat Holiday Gift Guide
Private commission. Portrait of Catherine Deneuve Tomorrow is the last day to commission a piece in time for Christmas I’m still accepting commissions for Christmas. I’ve had an almost insanely varied career that’s involved everything from children’s books to perverse … Continue reading
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I'm Molly Crabapple, an artist and writer in New York. My art show, Shell Game, was covered by press including New Republic, Rolling Stone, Fast Company, Wired, and The American Reader. My work can be found in the permanent collections of the New York Historical Society, the Rubin Museum of Art, and the Groucho Club. I've published several books, including Discordia (with Laurie Penny), and the forthcoming Straw House. I write a monthly column for VICE, and my essays have appeared at CNN, The Paris Review, The Guardian, and Jacobin.
