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Across The Universe (or New old Paintings)

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Electric Sumo, ITIN (mixed media)
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White Phospherous Tracing, calk and chinese ink on canvas, ITIN ‘05
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Pollokcodex, mixed media on panel, ITIN ‘05

I’ve got some sort of four year old plague from the cutest buddhist. So I’m doing shots of Tussin and lemon juice with pediatric Tylenol to cut the ache and pain. Dammn…. Is this shit actually leagal?

Laurie Anderson’s voice is Haunting me (as it has for years):

Full Fathom Five
They Father Lies
Of his bones are coral made
Those are Pearls that were his eyes
Nothing of him that doth fade
But that suffers a Sea Change
Into Something Rich and Strange
And I alone am left to tell the tale
Call me Ishmael

I expect her to show up in pimped out red ElCimino any moment.

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4 Responses to “Across The Universe (or New old Paintings)”

  1. bill batson Says:
    March 31st, 2005 at 6:38 pm

    fuck’n A - you need a media company.  we have to add you “i” to the SKG.  Your posting is the first blog/we book that I have actually wanted to spend a long evening on.  The blur effect of scrawling down enhances every image and affects the way I look at the world when I look away from the screen.  bravo young man. 

  2. mike marinelli Says:
    March 31st, 2005 at 6:39 pm

    thanks for sharing this alex - i really needed something like that.  you are truly involved with life.  i appreciate that as i have become more of a spectator in recent years.
     
    i hope to run into you again in this lifetime…
     
    mike

  3. michael marinelli Says:
    March 31st, 2005 at 7:00 pm

    alex,

    I enjoyed this quote about CM III:  I don’t know what he was talking about, but I’m still thinking about it…so it must have been smart.
     
    I have said the same about you in the past…and am thinking that now. 
    No question fatherhood is an important job, but the tedium of the work makes you dull, apart from those exceptionally poignant moments when the most beautiful human you have ever seen comes running for the door yelling “daddy”. laugh, cry or both.  you choose.
     
    my work is soulless so it was terrific to read words from someone who really feels.
     
    kudos and hope to see you soon.

  4. Doug Says:
    December 31st, 2005 at 5:55 am

    Alex,

    I dig those paintings. Especially the third piece. Truly insightful work. Very impressive.
    Found this blog while doing a random search for Laurie Anderson. She also haunts my thoughts and is also a big part of the surreal soundtrack to my life.

    Kudos to the artist,
    - Doug

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