Every Atom Of Me In Magnificent Glow

Damn The Man

Today I enacted my final revolt (as a student) against academic institution and have never more controlled fate. Although I expect not to be lauded for laying out a manifesto against art's history (contrary to identifying slides), nor will I pass the class (a contemporary testament to mental ability?), my path against the mainstream of art's morphology has never been so sure-footed. In this case, the question obviously posed: Who has changed the world by following the rules?

Pics from Castello Sforzesca

Ciao Bella...

Welp...Big Jerm's first post...Ciao from Italy,

On the brat pack's first official trip to Italia in early January, questions arose and decisions were changed based off the actions made in "Mecca". Each of us changed directions and made moves in very different directions...upon returning on my damn own, I have also realized something...if you take a step back, it's a beautiful city. Being alone most of the time(I have shared some time with my lady friend) has me actually noticing the true beauty of Europe and surprisingly, this city. Give me until tonight to upload the photos...stay posted...

The Green Light

The Necrophiles
(3 photos combined)

The clouds have parted; the world and the events of my life leading up to this exact moment in time have granted me lucidity, the confidence of infinite wisdom, and the strength to stiff-arm any haters to the turf, dispatching them like the infantile beings they are.

Every thing happens for a reason The game is thick Only the strong survive

Painting Update

close-up on 'the artist'

the painting in progress

its really real in the field
stay peeled for updates

Birdman

Scene It

Cai Guo-Qiang

examples of Cai's work

If you are in New York this year between the dates of February 22nd and May 28th, you have the fortuitous opportunity to visit the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and experience the works of one of the biggest artists (as far as scale and scope) in the world. Cai Guo-Qiang's mid-career retrospective, "I Want To Believe," will amaze you visually, an impact only to be bested by the contemporary pertinence of his subject-matter. Anybody with eyes, a mind, and a soul, owes themself the privilege of witnessing this magnificent show!

Thomas Krens, Director of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, says this exhibition "may be the best artistic transformation of the Frank Lloyd Wright [Guggenheim] space we've ever seen."

for more information on the aforementioned show, please go to: http://www.caiguoqiang.com/

Representable Rhetoric

I would rather be a superb meteor, every atom of me in magnificent glow, than asleep and permanent as a planet.

-Jack London