all shall be well all shall be well and all manner of things shall be well julian of norwich

Monday, June 04, 2007

the second volume of steam punk magazine.


MacArthur, i think by Eisensadt?, artistocratic hauter has never been so sexy.

new doc about plural marriage, mostly scare tactics, in the standard mongering, and some discussion about money, and other liberterian concerns. looking thru anti lds populist literture, from the 1900s, including i escaped from the mormons, the movie from 1912, based on the stage play. i dont think we will have an accurate discussion of the politics of the flds, esp in bountiful and northern az. (im not making apologies, and i realise the deep problems that exist in patrichal societies)

who knew the sudan was the chief supplier of gum arabic to the world, and that the economic sanctions against darfur meant no more american soda pop


the woman is Babe Payton, actress, la dame grand horizonatale of hollywood, who drank herself to death at 39, i have no idea who the boy is, but he seems smitten.

dt currie composer, and soilder. listen esp to his work for cellphones.

corgegous peice of gonzo from Musto, on glass closets.


From Bitch Phd, if you are going to be a pharmacist, i dont think that yr morality should enter into it.

review pf absurdist master francois ayoloes, new comic, with some great panels.

the first page of a reagon era pro greneda invasion comic is both racist and facist. but the art is awesome

everyones favourite comie on the mess that is iraq. (ie mike davis)


My Humps, My Humps, My Lovely Lady Lumps (taken by Ashley, a remake of a photo ray took, the colour and the form work better here)

In the Atlantic Monthly this month, there is an article on Condi Rice, that talks about her belief in neo-con foreign policy, and how it is called theology in the white house, i find it fascinating that her belief in jesus ahs moved to a progressive historicism, in some pretty classic transference. Lehman talks about a similar ideology conversion, with Hilary Clintons moving from Methodism to something else. Its a book review but the polticial discussion is really bright and needling.


Panels from Eric Lutes book on Houdini

i am linking to this for the line biotech vagina


Anantomy Drawing of Gamara.

the ugly graffiti report card, because all street discourse should be recipocal.

tina berings illustrations of women on the streets of berlin, have a witty, and loving charm. she calls them cheap, on cheap paper, but i would call them stylish and thrifty.

great essay against the idea of work.

i think i have mentioend charley harper before, the design maven, but the great thing about his v. modernist, v. hand crafted work frmo the 50s and 60s, is that ti often found its way into scientific journals, esp work by biolgists, including posters of insect diveristy, pond life, and images for t he cornell world birds orithonology project. the link is to an interview and images, including a v. charming serigraph of a crow in fields (its also good to see cheerful crows in ordinary endevours, it must be exhausting for them to be all portents of doom and death and myhtologies.)

Crows are black birds and blackbirds are also, but a crow in the snow is so much the more so. If you're pro-crow you proclaim his intellect, his resourcefulness, and the visual poetry of his somber silhouette on the calligraphy of the cornfield. But if it's your cornfield, you have good caws to compose creative crowfanities when he arrives. Think of it as sharecropping: he gets the grasshoppers, you get the corn, and the few ears missed in the harvest are held in, well--escrow.

--Charley Harper


here is the serigraph.

Martin Amis reviews Blair, like that footage of dylan bored in the back of a limo

massive site for UE in Britian, including majestic images of london subterranan tunnells, i could spend hours here.


Robyn, Handle Me.

xian covers of ramone songs


Amos Sewell, Cover of Sat. Evening Post, August, 1955 (sewell also did wwii propghanda, romance comics, and illustrations for hunting magazines)


Eric Fischl, Sleep Walker, 1979

2 comments:

Thomas said...

Anthony, who is that in the "My Humps" photo? Is that you? (I've always wondered what you look like, so I'm particularly curious.)

Anthony said...

yep, it be me.

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