The Great God Pan Is Dead

Boebert: Have you reviewed any Epstein files that were released that you believe reference or relate to those specific 2016 claims regarding the Podesta emails Comet ping pong pizza used as code possibly.

Clinton: Pizzagate was totally made up. I can't believe you're even referencing it

Update on Young in Iran Earlier this month, I wrote about the upcoming collection of comics stories by Iranian students being published Sequential Artists Workshop called Young in Iran. SAW was financing the publication of t...

Update on Young in Iran. Kickstarter has ended the fundraising campaign to publish this anthology of comics produced by young artists from Iran.

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Is the Epstein file search functioning now? I get no results when I try to search, even though I get plenty of results earlier today and in the past few days.

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I was worried that Rasselas would be racist. But Johnson really loves his hero, and Wilhem Meister is a lot more passionate than I expected. And Johnson's language in his essays is very difficult, so I anticipated the same for Rasselas. But both books are very approachable for a modern reader.

I was afraid that they would feel so alien to my modern sensibility that I would find them difficult to stay with. I thought Rasselas might be abstract and an allegory and that Wilhelm Meister would be a story of rich German fops having affairs.

Reading 2 18th century novels at the moment: Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship by Goethe and Rasselas, Prince of Abyssinia by Samuel Johnson. They are both surprisingly entertaining.

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Guston in Time: Remembering Philip Guston A beautiful memoir about one of America's greatest artists

It's taken me something like 40 year to decide that Philip Guston is my favorite artist.

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1814 Larchmont Rd. The latest in my series of judging someone's art collection by looking at their real estate photos.

The latest in my series of posts judging someone's art collection by looking at their real estate photos.

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and dismantle ICE!

It can get lower!

#Epstein

#EpsteinFiles

It's inexplicable that ICE chose two very sympathetic, even saintly, victims for their first street assassinations.

January Art Drive-By When I started writing this blog in 2009, I wasn’t sure what the best format for a blog post would be.

Here is some of the best artwork I saw in January in Houston. Happy New Year, culture vultures!

Retail establishments that want my business will have to display some version of this sign.