agnes martin, post shot warhol, hobein, chardin,poussion, ruscha, thiebald, bonnard, giotto, bacon, balthus, carvarggio, hesse, cranach,hirst, hockney ca. la,hogarth, rivers, johns,twombly, richard prince, kline, krasner,man ray, minor white, le chapelle,adler, cady and kenneth noland,christopher wool,peyton, duher, blake, fra angelico,and il sodomo.

fav artists this week courtesy of ilx

Momus-My Sperm is not Your Enemy
There is debate that this album is not as political as his other work, which confuses me, because Momus is all about aesthetics and fashion and posturing- his Maoists are in fashion and the permanent cultural revaluation is about hemlines- on that note our synth pop Haydn is back, our spooge obsessed Schubert, its old Momus as good as old Momus, and for all of this talk about a new direction and deconstruction, he is more stuck then Madonna. It doesn’t really matter because I’m all about his rakish raspy drawl and his calculated John Wilmot in the 21st Century personae.
There is a coda-all abstract and analogue Commodore 64 and Atari Noises which is much odder, prettier and god forbid American then we deserve. I want to hear the album he makes when the words run out.

nyplm review



Anthony, that coda is more American than the song because it's entirely the work of Adam Bruneau, resident of Dacula, Georgia. You can hear the album he made when the words ran out, it's half of 'Shakestation' by Super Madrigal Brothers, available at www.darlashop.com

momus responds


art party, where the art was evil and the artist was related to the media, so a bunch of unctous olegionous media flacks looking at half landscape half abstract, painted with the skill expected of a spastic monkey.


our lady of gaudleope, with its shades of icons and the workers power, its implications of refuting coloniosm and subverting them was today


had peter for lunch, bought avant noise cds, party invite


this is random, but thomas wanted longer entries.