Isabel Kirsch | Writers | NYABlog | New York Art Beat

Isabel has been writing for various pop culture publications since the early 90s. She has published around 40 science fiction short stories in the Berlin-based magazine, Style 100. She later moved into the non-fiction realm of art and culture. She has co-edited two art books with street artists WK Interact (New York) and Jaybo aka Monk (Berlin/Paris). A New York resident since 1999, Isabel loves to stumble upon new and exciting, or touching artifacts in the city. Whether it's mutilated billboards or a fine art exhibition, she feels it's worth sharing if it punctures her habitual mental patterns.

Articles

• WK Interact and the Dimensions of Fear
• In From the Street: An Interview with Cycle
• Wild & Woolly: The Creative Mind of Hrafnhildur Arnardottir
• Imminent Disaster's Street Art from the Past(e)
• ©Murakami: A Brand Lands in Brooklyn
• Country Love

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