He’s also kinda funny.

Here’s a Guardian article with an interview with Hirst, where author Sean O’Hagan breaks the themes of Hirst down to “art, ambition and money.”

Rest in Peace.

Got this from ART INFO.

It’s kinda slow but nice. I did get a little freaked out when the shot changed and he moved back to show the photograph behind his head. For some reason that was weird.

I stole this from Art Fag City.

From Jaakko Pallasvuo on Vimeo

Go synthesized 90s music covers and cynicism.

Sincerely
2012
Mixed Media on Canvas
71 x 57″

Ditty Dumb, Ditty Do
2012
Mixed Media on Canvas
14.5 x 39″

Wet Dreams
2012
Mixed Media on Canvas
55 x 25″

Girl, Girl, Girl
2012
Mixed Media on Canvas
28 x 9″
26.5 x 9″
25 x 9″

..of new work that you haven’t seen.

Nananananana.

I’m putting together a show, so I’m reluctant to give away the goods, yet.

I’ll give you this:

The work can probably be separated into two small-ish series with a similar theme.

What’s left to do:

Organize the show, statements, a few more smallies, finishing touches on a biggie (basically a lot of work).

The goal:

Excellence.

Within the next month, you can be on the look out for promotional things, i.e., videos, invites, details.

At Gowanus Print Lab

There were some issues in site transfer to a new host… so sadly, some posts were lost! Here’s some work.

Nut Bandit

Cock Smoker

Butt Licker

Slutbagel
2011
Burned paper
7×11 in

Chicken Shit
2011
Burned paper
7×11 in

Thunder Thighs
2011
Burned paper
7×11 in

Hey, Fellow
2012
Mixed Media on Canvas
24 x 102″

Rhetoric
2012
Mixed Media on Canvas
29.5 x 59.5″

Chastity
2012
Mixed Media on Canvas
40.5 x 69.5″

by Bon Iver

You get to watch a kid run around in the wild!

Russia Today is clogging up my subscription home page.

I’m posting videos to fill up space with new, entertaining stuff.

Hiiiiya!

I named, priced, and sized the majority of my new work for the TBA upcoming show.

I realized that this blog is (was) wayyyy out-of-date because this new, Houston life has sucked the blogging urge out of me. The art-ing urge is still there, not to worry.