My art properly bombed when it was publicly shown this week but I just kept repeating GILBERT & GEORGE VALERIE SOLANAS GILBERT &...
#Sicc piece by Ludo. #Art #Paster #Belgium
Get thee back into the tempest
And the Night’s Plutonian shore!
William Ladd Taylor, from The raven, by Edgar Allan Poe, New York, 1884.
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Flax (taken in Taupo with instagram)
Karyn Hay (ex-Radio With Pictures) presents a 6 part podcast on the history of Flying Nun.
One of the great Rock ‘n’ Roll stories, full of big personalities, high ideals, opportunities both seized and lost, and a soundtrack to die for because, in the end, (as in the beginning) Flying Nun is all about the music.
And here is the link to the iTunes preview. Got that.
The Secrets Of Sin - Cairo Knife Fight
I’m just going to keep posting Cairo Knife Fight until people actually watch these clips and then bow down in awe at their sonic onslaught. As POP! Stereo said: This is well-practiced recklessness at it’s best, and Cairo Knife Fight know just how far to push it before reigning in the assault. We suspect though at some point it’s all going to go horribly wrong and some sort of mega-apocalyptic scenario involving power chords and drums will be unleashed. Prepare yourself now…
No way - Craig Ellis
Ad guy: … and so these robots which are actually Daleks - “exterminate, exterminate” - and they are huuuuge with robot arms that can fire out death and destruction only instead they will be firing out Jeff Koons’ Balloon Puppies because it’s all about power and your power company and how Jeff Koons is one of the most powerful artists in the world and the Balloon Dog is one of his most powerful images so it’s a power, power combo. And that’s why the small little people are waving at the Dalek because they are so amazed to see these giant stainless steel puppies coming out of the Dalek arms instead of a hail of bullets or laser beams … Power.
Client: Whatever.
Bev Goodwin’s Exotic Blooms @ the Botanial Gardens Sculpture Garden
Went to the Sculpture Garden at the Botanical Gardens this morning. This piece, Bird Watcher, is by Llew Summers.