By Sarah Fisch on January 23, 2012
My former landlord in Williamsburg, Brooklyn—a sphinx-like Teutonic manchild who sublet me one of the ad-hoc drywall sleeping lofts in the colossal warehouse he leased [...]
Posted in Art Narc, Article, Feature, Uncategorized | Tagged bad art, Beuys, Chupacabrona, contemporary art, Glasstire, good art, landlord, New York, opossum, possum trap, Sarah Fisch, Stella, warehouse, Warhol, Williamsburg |
By Laura Lark on September 20, 2011
Big cities with vibrant art scenes have big art fairs, right? Sure. So it stands to reason that Houston, home of lots of great art, [...]
Posted in Blog, I'm with stupid, Uncategorized | Tagged Armory Show, Art League, austin, bad art, Bill Davenport, Brick Tamlind, crack house, dead squirrel, distressed, Donald Sultan, drag queen, Dubuffet, fiberglass insulation, food, food art, funky, gentrified, George R. Brown Convention Center, hellhole, Houston Antique Dealers Association, houston fine art fair, inane chitchat, Insperity Golf Experience, invisibility, Kelly Klaasmeyer, Manhattan, marshall lightman, miniature golf, minimalist, Montrose, neighborhood, painful social interaction, painting, parking, Pulse Fair, Ron Burgundy, rustic, Scope Fair, slutty, soulless jerks, SUV, taco truck, Veronica Corningstone, Victoria Lightman, Volta Fair, weird |
By Beth Secor on June 3, 2008
Please Never Say That Again or I Am Going to Have to Kill You Every one of us who has ever entered a juried show [...]
Posted in Secrets Revealed | Tagged bad art, bad artist statements, Beth Secor |
