And to think I was almost ready to forgive the little wrench…
20 01 2017Comments : Leave a Comment »
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Mike Duffy’s pillow talk
15 07 2016Comments : Leave a Comment »
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Fred Einaudi
3 07 2016
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Roland Delcol
19 03 2016Comments : Leave a Comment »
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Marty Gordon
15 12 2015Using the genre of comic books, Gordon satirizes most everything. His work is big, irrelevant, and fun.
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Aelxey Kondakov
25 11 2015Comments : Leave a Comment »
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Al Hirschfeld
2 08 2015
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Jillian Bernot
15 07 2015When I first spotted Ms. Bernot’s work I was immediately drawn to it. Its like a car wreck. In the good way. She has taken the iconic models of beauty and sultriness and thrown them in the blender. They are violent images. Perhaps Ms. Bernot is pissed off at the fashion industry. Or perhaps she just wanted to have a little fun. Still, they are affective pieces.
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American Justice
22 06 2015Comments : 1 Comment »
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George Grosz
11 06 2015Over the years I kept running into the work of Grosz. He seems to have captured that Nazi gene that exists in too many people. Its that look of arrogance of power. And its brutality. I saw some of this influence in the early work of John Lennon.
Grosz knew what bullies were. The Gestapo. The Brown Shirts. The SS. What is it that makes people behave like this. They have power. They do not just abuse power. No. They use power. Again. And again. Real power is of course influence. To make people do things because they want to. Otherwise power is just force. The force of a slap. A punch. A gun.
Brutes thrive in a society that is brutal. Pre-war Germany was like that. I wonder what Grosz would think of America today.
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