The Pop Fop


Snobbery & Decay


Still from Wackiki Wabbit (1943).  

Still from Wackiki Wabbit (1943).  

jones300 asks: What do you think of Edvard Munch? I just watched a good biopic on him.

I must confess that I know very little about Munch.  Despite my BFA credentials (…), I don’t know much about the lives of various artists.  The one exception to this is Ray Johnson.  I highly recommend How to Draw a Bunny.  

What is this good Munch film you’ve seen?

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Damien Hirst and the late Thomas Kinkade are the highest grossing contemporary artists of the last decade.  Care Bear quality kitsch for the proles and rotting animal carcasses for the elite.  This is the new normal.

Damien Hirst and the late Thomas Kinkade are the highest grossing contemporary artists of the last decade.  Care Bear quality kitsch for the proles and rotting animal carcasses for the elite.  This is the new normal.

thenearsightedmonkey:

Drawings by Bill Traylor  April 1, 1854 – October 23, 1949

Read about him….

Looks like a Gerhard Richter.

Looks like a Gerhard Richter.

Edward Steichen, Drizzle on Fortieth Street, New York.  1925.

Edward Steichen, Drizzle on Fortieth Street, New York.  1925.

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