“Trash”: 003

Before we curated ourselves online we did so in the home. We live in a state of cultural feudalism, each of us being a lord or a lady who creates Continue reading →

Refuse

Unrelated Text: For two days in a row I’ve been able to sit through an entire movie without stopping it halfway through to do something else. It’s been pretty neat actually.

Elevator Pitch, #005

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Cosmopolitan, 50 Ways to Please Your Man: #40

  Since I am a fervent advocate of general education I am helping the magazine called Cosmopolitan revamp their monthly advice for women on how to keep a successful and dynamic personal Continue reading →

Mental Patience: 001

Pills and ills, pills and thrills, pills and chills, willpower, fear and the inability to be free. Mental Patience: 001 What really is a viewpoint? In a tourist’s guide it Continue reading →

Acute Strategies: 002

Acute Strategies is about building ideas, how to both generate concepts and approaches to working creatively. I plan is to outline, briefly in each post, some angles from which to Continue reading →

Hood Rats

Unrelated Text: Not been blogging much. I’ve been recording 2 albums since the new year (an EP for Unskilled Labor and a new TDF double album), working with Lucky Peach, did Continue reading →

Execuses

Related Text: This is from 2010 or so. Not that long ago but I already can see all the changes I would make if I had to redo this now. Continue reading →

“Trash”: 002

Before we curated ourselves online we did so in the home. We live in a state of cultural feudalism, each of us being a lord or a lady who creates Continue reading →

Hubba Hubba Magazine, Issue 7

Related Text: This is one of 5 illustrations that were in the new issue of Hubba Hubba, so go on and take a look. It is also the second image Continue reading →

Elevator Pitch, #004

One of the spirits of American industry was the spirit of invention. The end of the Age of Enlightenment, which promoted free-thinking, democracy and religious tolerance, graced the beginning of Continue reading →

Cosmopolitan, 50 Ways to Please Your Man: #41

Since I am a fervent advocate of general education I am helping the magazine called Cosmopolitan revamp their monthly advice for women on how to keep a successful and dynamic personal life. Continue reading →

My Life Aboard the Last Sailing Ship…

Related Text: This is an illustration that I did very recently for the Toronto Review of Books, which is a very fine literary source for reviews of all things written. Continue reading →

Acute Strategies: 001

Acute Strategies is about building ideas, how to both generate concepts and approaches to working creatively. I plan is to outline, briefly in each post, some angles from which to Continue reading →

Quid Pro Quote, #005

Our ability to draw inspiration from the words of others, from notable peoples dead or living, is a part of the inherited wealth of human history. Although quotations are, generally Continue reading →

“Trash”: 001

Before we curated ourselves online we did so in the home. We live in a state of cultural feudalism, each of us being a lord or a lady who creates Continue reading →

Now Everyone Can See You’re Hanging Yourself

Unrelated Text: I have been staying away from this blog and social media for awhile. I like writing in this blog, though writing for a blog isn’t like writing for Continue reading →

Snake & Ladder

Related Text: This may or may not be in the show tomorrow at Good Luck. I have not yet decided. It’s pending. It wasn’t exactly fun to paint but, as Continue reading →

Earl Grey

Related Text: This is a study for a sculpture I’m working on. Or a photograph if I can find a willing participant. Applications can be found at the door. Unrelated Continue reading →

Holding Regret Higher Than Praise

Related Text: This piece has never been shown and now longer belongs to me so here it is. It’s from somewhere around 2007 or so. I’m ambivalent in my feelings Continue reading →

Cosmopolitan, 50 Ways to Please Your Man: #42

Since I am a fervent advocate of general education I am helping the magazine called Cosmopolitan revamp their monthly advice for women on how to keep a successful and dynamic personal life. Continue reading →

Someone for Everyone

Unrelated Text: I feel ashamed. Mostly because I am writing this instead of cleaning the house. There is that balance between doing what needs to be done now, sweeping the floor Continue reading →

Poker Face

Unrelated Text: There is a kind of folk wisdom (or folk psychology) that generally goes like the following: “He/She appears, or tries to appear, as X because inside they are Continue reading →

Shaved Pussy

Unrelated Text: I am preparing for a brief solo show at Good Luck Gallery for the end of October and have been fighting some kind of unknown illness while trying Continue reading →

Elevator Pitch, #003

One of the spirits of American industry was the spirit of invention. The end of the Age of Enlightenment, which promoted free-thinking, democracy and religious tolerance, graced the beginning of Continue reading →

Audio Ahdeo Awdio: Soft Serve

Related Text: I thought it was time to post some video footage. This will, at this point, deplete the amount of released video footage I have by 50%. Since I Continue reading →

Quid Pro Quote, #004

Our ability to draw inspiration from the words of others, from notable peoples dead or living, is a part of the inherited wealth of human history. Although quotations are, generally Continue reading →

Honk!

Unrelated Text: One process I get asked about often is how I generate ideas. Before I answer it I will just stipulate that the reply will be disappointing and, probably, Continue reading →

Thunder, Lightning

Unrelated Text: “Art is therapy” is really more a folk wisdom, and says more about the person who believes in the statement, than a stable platform to base work upon, Continue reading →

Cosmopolitan, 50 Ways to Please Your Man: #43

Since I am a fervent advocate of general education I am helping the magazine called Cosmopolitan revamp their monthly advice for women on how to keep a successful and dynamic personal life. Continue reading →

Lesson: the First

Related Text: Many people feel like everything has been done, especially in the arts. This is a half truth. Much of our concerns are not new, they are byproducts of Continue reading →

We Can’t Take Us Anywhere

Related Text: May or may not be a true story. Unrelated Text: The reason people hate Yoko Ono is because she broke up the band that they felt they owned Continue reading →

Elevator Pitch, #002

One of the spirits of American industry was the spirit of invention. The end of the Age of Enlightenment, which promoted free-thinking, democracy and religious tolerance, graced the beginning of Continue reading →

Quid Pro Quote, #003

Our ability to draw inspiration from the words of others, from notable peoples dead or living, is a part of the inherited wealth of human history. Although quotations are, generally Continue reading →

Knockout

Unrelated text: Here is a guide on to how make some art. Save yourself some money and DIY. Step one: get a blank surface and some materials to mark it Continue reading →

So, What Are All These White Paintings About?

Unrelated text: Are you one of those people who say that their twelve year old could do “that”? (“that” being whatever modern artwork is the point of your current disgust.) Continue reading →

Cosmopolitan, 50 Ways to Please Your Man: #44

Since I am a fervent advocate of general education I am helping the magazine called Cosmopolitan revamp their monthly advice for women on how to keep a successful and dynamic personal life. Continue reading →

Riding Hard

Over a decade ago I did a lot of work involving women and shit, though not necessarily together, so I was adding vaginas to all sorts of objects in my Continue reading →

Elevator Pitch, #001

One of the spirits of American industry was the spirit of invention. The end of the Age of Enlightenment, which promoted free-thinking, democracy and religious tolerance, graced the beginning of Continue reading →

Quid Pro Quote, #002

Our ability to draw inspiration from the words of others, from notable peoples dead or living, is a part of the inherited wealth of human history. Although quotations are, generally Continue reading →