Bryan Hilley

Tweet mentioning a challenge coin handed out by Kash with an image of said coin. Coin is shaped like Punisher skull logo but the teeth are revolvers, eyes are spiders, and other tacky representations.

Perfect for displaying

Yes! Almost all searches returned something about Patterson's work.

A tv monitor, with a reclining nude displayed on it, sits in a cast iron tub. Around the tub are ceramic frogs.

Frogs also appear in "Split Nude With Frogs" (1996) [along with part of a Reclining Buddha (1996)?]

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Colby Chamberlain has apparently written about a portrait of Maciunas by Paik which includes a frog. Although I haven't found the publication.

"For the Fluxus artists, the frog was extremely symbolic, so much so that the self-proclaimed Fluxus Chairman George Maciunas (1931-1978) wanted to be reborn as a frog."

This is going about as well as I thought it would.

osc.gov/Services/Pag... "How to File a Hatch Act Complaint"

USDA has a big banner blaming "the Radical Left Democrat shutdown"

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DOJ too

"Democrats have shut down the government. Department of Justice websites are not currently regularly updated. Please refer to the Department of Justice’s contingency plan for more information."

www.sba.gov also has language blaming Democrats.

Same language is used in an automated reply that "put the blame on Senate Democrats for their absence."

far side cartoon… one chimpanzee says to the other: "Well, well - another blond hair.... Conducting a little more 'research' with that Jane Goodall tramp?" This is lifted from the book "The Pre-History of The Far Side." by Gary Larson. The directors of The Jane Goodall Foundation sent him a cease and desist letter claiming this cartoon was an insult to Jane Goodall. Jane Goodall, however, put a stop to that and said the cartoon made her laugh. It was reprinted and used to raise money for her foundation, and she and Larson became friends.

Photo of a photo showing four people in suits standing before a sewer opening.

Great work. Saw it in Miami last year.

I looked this morning and I'm 11/27 with only 6 verified editions.

They're already saved on my phone from you blog. 🤣

New online personality quiz:

"Which hand-drawn condition report Warhol-Elvis are you?"

I'm the cheeky winking one.

Thank you!

Me too.

Does y'all's have writing in the edges of the canvas? And if so did the museum set it with fixative?

Ours includes acrylic, spray paint, Hurricane Ida Rain (2021 storm water), Holy Spirit, and oil sticks.

showing them all the new metal gear ray on a tanker ship

TIL in 2006 the BSA introduced a "Respect Copyright" activity badge

Some additional information (in German)
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Paper craft crucifix sitting on a desk near an office computer

Crafty afternoon to create office desk decor

Ein Sonnenuhr-Kruzifix von Georg Hartmann (1489-1564) aus Nürnberg

A sundial crucifix by Georg Hartmann (1489-1564) from Nuremberg

"One institution that is making a serious stab at this problem is the Met. They’ve changed the way they acquire digital prints...I believe they even acquire two copies of the print when they decide to select it—one for immediate use and exhibition and one for deep storage." (2012)

"I say this because I experienced a brief moment of shock in 2012: it was in that year that I began talks with Roxana Marcoci regarding an acquisition of my work for MoMA in New York. She told me that their collection of contemporary photography requires two identical copies of any print." Tillmans

He discussed a lot about his process in terms of degradation lightingthearchive.org/wolfgang-til...

Varies per medium.

"the practice of substituting paintings by copies enabled princes and dukes to withdraw paintings...to add them to their own collections...Michiel Coxcie’s copy (1548) of Rogier van der Weyden’s Deposition of Christ (before 1443) is the earliest example of this practice"

Replica of Duchamp's glass pane sculpture

Like Richard Hamilton (which I learned about last month)

President Donald Trump speaks to reporters aboard Air Force One with a heavily tanned face.

Love that Cindy Sherman is still making work

Funny how Harvard leveraged it to their advantage

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