“Fête Accomplie (I love your boots!)”
Collage (Sources: Insight City Guides: Montreal, 1991, National Geographic’s We Americans, 1975 and ARTCOLOR Berlin, 1997)
4” x 6”
$30
This collage was the cover of the track “New Gods” from the Year-of-EPs #9: Ragnarock, which came out a year ago. Listen to “New Gods” (and download it for free) here.
“True Love”
Collage ( Farbbild-Reise Sauerland [Photographer: Holger Klaes], 2007 and I don’t remember when I found the happy couple)
5” x 7”
$40
This collage was the cover of Year-of-EPs #9: Ragnarock, which came out a year ago. Listen to Ragnarock (and download it for free) here.
Whaddya know? Romney’s lies debunked by that librul rag, The Wall Street Journal.
I would love it if there were a series of presidential debates that contained regularly spaced breaks for non-partisan fact checkers to come out on stage and point out where each candidate is wrong. This is not the first nor last lie to come out of the Romney campaign/Republican party. These lies are really telling. They have to come out with falsehoods upon which to attack the president because the truth doesn’t support replacing him with Romney.
Please, please, please keep yourselves informed about what’s going on and don’t forget to make your voice heard and vote every chance you get.
(Source: serendipitousenigma)
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Salvador Dali on “What’s My Line?”
This is the human being to which I most aspire to be like.
(5:00) “There’s nothing this man doesn’t do.”
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“Missy Elliott, on being single (Cave of Wonders)”
Collage (Sources: Rolling Stone Magazine, Farbbild-Reise Sauerland [Photographer: Holger Klaes], 2007 and National Geographic’s We Americans, 1975)
5” x 7”
$40
Text: “My vibrators keep me happy for now. I’ve got two, but the butterfly is my favorite.” -Missy Elliott, on being single
“Biracial Circus (Un Cirque en Amérique)”
Collage (Sources: Insight City Guides: Montreal, 1991, Farbbild-Reise Sauerland [Photographer: Holger Klaes], 2007 and National Geographic’s We Americans, 1975)
5” x 7”
$40