2004.11.10 15:51
Re: Concrete Comedy: A Primer
he ain't heavy, he's concrete comedy
piss on a crack, break a trillionaire's back
concretized his interest in primitive aesthetic impulses by remaking the western
connect the dots
hardly covert corbu (in concrete no less)
zoom out, get the bigger picture
hey, remember that curator's ass crack?
there's Piranesi in there> somewhere
It's not the oberpyramid that sphinx in here!
2004.11.10
Artifact of Ottopia No. 105
Jonathan Borofsky, String of Consciousness #3
postcard from Paula Cooper Gallery 1993
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2004.11.12 14:42
Re: Concrete Comedy: A Primer
history painting
"He consistently cast doubt on whether or not he was to be taken seriously. (Imagine the strength of character!) In this he was truly a groundbreaking comedian."
She be syncin' at the pre-shrine.
Boy are my arms tired.
I think that ditzy art teacher in Ghost World has a cat named Zoe.
2004.11.12 18:11
Re: Movement in Architecture. Architect Bernard Tschumi
The photo collages of Gordon Matta-Clark are an earlier precedent.
2004.11.15 09:25
Re: Concrete Comedy: A Primer
[Gleeming insight from my own life experiences] there is indeed a relationship between (living) tragedy and (manifesting) comedy.
Anyone else remember the (1993 or 1994?) exhibit of Jonathan Borofsky where Borofsky and his family were placed diptych style next to Hilter and his family? It was like ultimately you had to laugh.
Who's going to write about concrete comic relief?
2004.11.16 16:24
"bibles" of architecture
Philippe Duboy, Lequeu: An Architectural Enigma (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1987).
Actually read it.
Be smarter than your teachers, even.
2004.11.17
"virtually art"
...what I do is more virtual art than real art...
2004.11.19
Artifact of Ottopia No. 106
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Friday, 19 November 2004
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