Wolfgang Mattheuer (German, 1927-2004), Abenddämmerung [Dusk], 1991. Oil on canvas, 60 x 80 cm.
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Wolfgang Mattheuer (German, 1927-2004), Abenddämmerung [Dusk], 1991. Oil on canvas, 60 x 80 cm.
Ivan Andersen (Danish, b. 1968), False Flat, 2019. Fabric collage on panel, oil, acrylic and yarn, 110 x 166 cm.
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speaking of monstrosities, i should probably get a haircut.
i’m trying to write a pitch for an article about like, notions of monstrosity and how they manifest differently in various mediums of art. does anyone have artists (visual or audio!) that they would recommend?
i was just going through my blog to see what kind of stuff i was posting like, nearly a year ago, and i can’t believe i forgot about the like, laser-eye cat? that laser-beamed my shirt?? :( that was so wild.
oops i forgot about this thing, haha...
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i got stung by a bee in the center of my hand :(
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Booker DeWitt. Past few weeks have been my first on this internet thing, so I guess that’s exciting. Danced at a gala with a fella. Nothing out of the ordinary besides that.
I have no idea of what you just said. That entire sentence is gibberish to me.
nice to meet you booker! that’s cool. what was the gala like?
oh, haha. well i live in new york so things are a little weird here. the cat thing really caught me off guard too considering there was already a shapeshifting deer-bear that had ran right into me the day that happened. anyway the cat had like, laser eyes? and it laser beamed me and singed my shirt. this was two weekends ago.Â
last weekend though i went to an art exhibit, but like, it was supposed to be vr but instead it was this weird dream thing. and it was like live action role-playing star trek except i didn’t realize that was going to happen.
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i got laser-beamed by a cat and then co-opted into a star trek larp session.
maybe i should do those greeter things so i can talk to more people.
i don’t know if i still need to write the review for von moos’ exhibit if it turned out that it wasn’t actually her art.
i mean i wrote a rough draft for it anyway but i’m debating the merits of fine-tuning it or arguing with the editors about it.
i don’t know if i still need to write the review for von moos’ exhibit if it turned out that it wasn’t actually her art.
Eduardo Sarabia (American, b. 1976), Jaguar Bar Sunset, 2019. Oil on canvas, 255 x 370 cm.
Paco Pomet (Spanish, b. 1970), A Journey, 2019. Oil on canvas, 130 x 170 cm.