Tuesday
Saturday
Please Don't Read This Post. NO JK
cass mccombs is the lil b of white people
folk singers are the rappers of white culture. the best ones are the ones who don't have the best voices but say the most powerful shit.
Bob Dylan = Biggie
Leonard Cohen = 2pac
Bright Eyes = Pitbull
so, where as Lil b is living the rap dream right now, making his own videos and getting exorbitant amount of twitter followers, wearing fly chains and designer jeans
Cass McCombs is doing what every white dude who can't get a job wants: to move from city to city sleeping in living rooms and campsites, getting by on his talent and not needing to sell out.
Pimp mothafuckin travellin bard Mensch
Sunday
Artist as Athlete: MATTHEW BARNEY
There is a reality show coming out in August where Matthew Barney and Ron Artest switch jobs for a day. Yall should tell your friends.
Thursday
Monday
Sunday
GNART HERO: MONTGOMERY WILSON

Everything There Is from Montgomery Wilson on Vimeo.
Saturday
CONTEMPORARY GNARTIST: RON MUECK
Ron Mueck is an Australian Hyperrealist sculptor.
"Most people are just way too small in my opinion. Sometimes I'll see some small ass fuckin' guy on the street and be like 'hey, why the fuck are you so small man?' and he'd say something like 'Oh...uh...I'm not that small.' And I'll be like 'OK GOOD; YOU'RE NOT!". -R. Mue
R. Mue also made some of the puppets in The Labyrinth
GNART HISTORY: GORDON MATTA-CLARK
BANKS VIOLETTE SAVES 2011 FROM THE ABYSS OF POINTLESSNESS
2011 - The Lost year in Gnart
"Hey, you wanna get killed standing next to this sculpture? ...Thought so." - Richard Serra circa "in the day"
Wednesday
Chris Burden: The Original Gnartster
On November 19, 1971 in Santa Ana, California, Chris Burden performed a piece entitled "Shoot" in which his assistant stood 15 feet away from him and shot him in the arm. Though never fully touched upon it is largely believed that the piece was meant to invoke thoughts of the Vietnam war. I cannot think of any art made by someone who is still alive (I'll get to Bas Jan Ader) that is so gnarly.
Burden's descrpition of the piece:
"“At 7:45 P.M. I was shot in the left arm by a friend. The bullet was a copper jacket .22 long rifle. My friend was standing about fifteen feet from me.” Why do such things? “I wanted to be taken seriously as an artist,”
Read more http://www.newyorker.com/arts/critics/artworld/2007/05/14/070514craw_artworld_schjeldahl#ixzz1K885JUnj"
