Molly Crabapple
Molly Crabapple is an award-winning artist living in New York. She learned to draw in a Parisian bookstore, and once sketched her way into a Turkish jail. Her recent projects are “Week in Hell,” in which she locked herself in a hotel room, covered the walls in paper, and filled 270 square feet of wall with art; “I Have Your Heart,” a stop-motion short film created with musician Kim Boekbinder and animator Jim Batt; and, currently, “Shell Game,” a series of large-scale paintings about the revolutions of 2011 that will be on exhibition publicly in Spring 2013.
Articles by Molly Crabapple
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The Fight to Save America's Best Free College
Students at Cooper Union took over the university president's office. Full story
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New York Cops Will Arrest You for Carrying Condoms
Especially if some quota-filling cop thinks you look like a whore. Full story
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Shooter Boys and At-Risk Girls
Molly Crabapple writes about the Oppositional Defiant Disorder that comes along with being a teen. Full story
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Seville's Squatters: No Light, No Water, No Fear
Molly Crabapple interviews and illustrate the squatters of Seville. Full story
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Rubber Bullets in the Streets of Madrid
Molly Crabapple hung out with teenage anarchists and sketched the Spanish protest. Full story
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The World of a Professional Naked Girl
Beauty is powerful because it is pleasing. Real power means not having to please. Full story
Swedish Raggare
Chatting with one of the last originals. 
Istanbul Rising
On the ground in Taksim Square. 
Jailbait
New fiction by Zelly Martin. 
The Water, Tea, and Light Diet
This woman is doing it for 100 days. 
Oh, the Memories
Photos from our trip to North Korea. 
Festival Previews
A roundup of this year's festivals.