lit

Look! it's Kai on a beach!

"Infrasonic effect on humans" -the Yahoo search that found my website, the Thunder Plinth sculpture to be exact. Above is my stat site's map of the world, with the searchers locale marked in red. It looks like somebody in Cairo might be trying to catch up with the NYPD's technology. Or at least they're curious about it. Here's an intelligent & interesting essay on the subject by way of Cabinet magazine. Infrasound's very peculiar and exciting. I wish the person in Cairo would've written me, I could've (and ever would've) filled thier head with all sorts of stories about infrasonics, each more rediculous than the next.

217.53.70.100 where are you?

Daniel Bozhkov with the Thunder Plinth, affected by the infrasound?

and me, indubitably affected

Chris Pastras

stolen from the slap site.
nice ride

saramayti- Bushwick youtuber of the month? and the next?

As stated in her profile "serious stuff 18 and over only and no liberals"
Best of the month?


and a little NYC (warning- slightly offensive/gory, and yes, she's using the voice)

San Diego Republican fodder

Scott & Ashley Lewis dancing in 2004

Who are you?

Hairy?

after a new set of space fangs, I was ready to go

Hardy notice

David Hardy, Field Display # 2
October 1, 2007 to January 5, 2008
Cadman Plaza, Brooklyn

Image: Photo by William Hampton-Sosa

Description:
David Hardy was thinking about the experience of looking at art when he made Field Display #2. At first glance, the sculpture looks like a familiar structure built to shelter information on a forest trail: a wooden display standing on two boxy legs with a shingled roof. Inside, a claw-footed goblet of unknown origin sits behind glass, and outside, planted in front, are two blue galoshes, empty except for lumps of black sludge. “I was thinking of the movie Repo Man, in which a man just explodes, leaving his boots behind,” says the artist. “I wanted to address the problem of public art and ‘the art experience,’ where the anticipation of the event is often so much more than the event itself. But what if the event itself was the cause of excitement?”

New York-based David Hardy has a BA from Brown, an MFA from Yale, and experienced the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture program. His work was exhibited in group exhibitions at Socrates Sculpture Park, the Bronx Museum of the Arts, SculptureCenter, and in P.S.1’s Greater New York. He has had solo exhibitions of his work in Sweden, Chicago, and San Francisco. He also works at Sarah Lawrence College with Kai.

Dave's having a bbq at his sculpture from 1-3 on Saturday. I don't know if you're invited but it's a public park so of course you're invited. See you there!

Rat Finks in Princeland

Top Jimmy Sims

Esperanza y Brian

this time I came with a prop, my own fuzzy covered gear shifter

wacky web colors

Judy can't stop (won't stop?) death-raying. Olympia's burning

Old hairy photos

And devils, spikes, planes and what else

devil by Ruby Wescoat, narration by Fernando Mastrangelo

Martin Prince

Martin Prince
"your moon is in the second house"

The last post was riddled with lies. Martin would never eat eggs for one, and two, he really was tired from all the looking at art over the weekend. Above, we find him enjoying the work of Mike Nelson. And below, a short video of the joys of his first Daniel Rozin mirror.

Trying to exhaust Martin. and failing

As if art wandering all day wasn't enough to get this guy to go to bed, I had to take him to the roof for some midnight pullups to calm the fire.

And then he made me ill by spending a good chunk of the next day swinging endlessly back and forth, and back and forth, smiling all the way. More coffee?

In the end, some warm milk with a little egg mixed in did the trick. Sleep tight Marty

More Lightning. and partying

" Those two make out at the end and then walk off frame, nice."

-new comment on one of my youtube videos, nice indeed, I think. I'll let you be the judge.

Lightnings

a few months back there was a storm

Central Park, last Friday + the best gates ever

If I was you I'd fly my butt over to 87th street and admire these gothic masterworks

Voodoo tornado test

A couple recent houseguests from Austria & Germany made this portrait of me. I thought it was pretty dead on, so precisely me that I figured I could throw myself into this tornado to see how I would do. I don't think I made it.

Central Park, last Friday