Leanne Shapton

Hoy nos ha llegado la cubierta de nuestro próximo lanzamiento: ‘Libro de visitas: historias de fantasmas’ de Leanne Shapton traducido por Ana Flecha Marco. @anaflesh @shaptonia ¿Cómo sería el libro de visitas de nuestras vidas si pudieran leerse en él las huellas de los muertos?

Leanne Shapton (@shaptonia) on swimming with sharks go.nybooks.com/3ym7esj

“Bocetos de natación”, de @Shaptonia Publicado por: @BlattyRios 👉tinyurl.com/44p8ad3r #LibroDelDía En este libro, Leanne Shapton, con una prosa elegante, meditativa y de ligera belleza, explora una vida que transcurre siempre alrededor del agua.

Our 8/15 issue is now online, with @Shaptonia on swimming with sharks, @ursulind on Isabella Hammad’s Hamlet, Adam Thirlwell on Karl Lagerfeld, @colincraiggrant on Bob Marley, Christopher Benfey on Melville mania, Susan Faludi on front page women, and more go.nybooks.com/3SlTYe8

Wir haben im Buch geblättert, uns in die Texte von Niklas Maak verliebt und uns von den Illustrationen von @Shaptonia verzaubern lassen. Am 16. Januar sind beide zur Deutschlandpremiere in der Urania zu Gast. Karten: uraniaberlin.reservix.de/p/reservix/eve… @hanserliteratur

@jkavanagh Thank you for this, corrected.

@Shaptonia I enjoyed your interview with James McMullan. One note: It is Nik (not Nic) Cohn who wrote “Tribal Rights of the New Saturday Night, for which James did the illustrations. (I had first read on that story in New York magazine.) Cheers!

Weds night 9/13! I get to talk to these two about their new book.

“For several years I trained five or six times a week, not counting the jogging sessions. I felt in control, disciplined, and very focused. I could face any difficulty.” —Alain Pilon, interviewed by Leanne Shapton go.nybooks.com/3R7CLW2

Books that tap into the oddity of existence, the unusual moments that interfere with any firm sense of what "reality" is. Thanks to Marta Balcewicz for this list! 49thshelf.com/Blog/2023/05/1… @bookhugpress

@thedailyheller Great to talk to you about @nybooks Steve.

The NY Review of Books was known for its 19th-century illos and caricatures by David Levine. The design was largely untouched until 2022; Matt Willey remade the NYRB. Leanne Shapton became NYRB's first-ever art editor/illustrator for a regular newsletter. printmag.com/daily-heller/t…

The latest dispatch from our Art Editor, Leanne Shapton (@shaptonia) go.nybooks.com/3JCTyMp

“When I go back now, I find myself overwhelmed by the beauty of the snowy landscape. I think that is where I truly began my practice as an artist.”—Marcel Dzama, interviewed by Leanne Shapton (@shaptonia) go.nybooks.com/3B5bMBD

A dispatch from our Art Editor, Leanne Shapton (@shaptonia), on the art and illustrations in the Review’s November 24 and December 8 issues. go.nybooks.com/3V5f0NA

Great review for @BarbaSusan in the FT! American Wildflowers by Susan Barba — in full bloom ft.com/content/888b80…

via ⁦@nytimes⁩ Rebecca Godfrey: brilliant person, writer, mother, teacher nytimes.com/2022/11/04/boo…

Susan Barba (@barbasusan) on the wildflowers of America, with art by Leanne Shapton (@shaptonia). go.nybooks.com/3DCcMP6

In the second New York Review Art Newsletter, Art Editor @Shaptonia writes about the encroachment of autumn, Edvard Munch’s bear, and medieval hair. go.nybooks.com/3SncgbZ

Leanne Shapton (@shaptonia), our Art Editor, on Telluride, commissioning illustrations, and Salman Rushdie go.nybooks.com/3LsBsfk

Was fun to talk to Jon Klassen @burstofbeaden about his hand painted cover, the Canadian shield and terrifying @thenfb short films.