Tag: art
I’d be willing to bet that the sudden surge in OBEY posters has something to do with Shepard Fairey’s exhibition at Aerosol Warfare in Houston (concluded on Feb. 10). I guess the big guy’s still got a posse.
Some of you may already know that in July of last year I had a rather embarrassing (and highly dangerous) parking mishap. I scrupulously avoided posting it back then, but I think enough time has passed that I can share the story with you all.
Plus, it’s an excuse to try out my shiny new (old) scanner ($22 on CL).
Please enjoy: “my new parking technique is unstoppable” (originally drawn & inked in my large sketchbook on July 27, 2004).
Fig. 1. We learned that Edge travelled back in time from the future to end up in Dublin in time to meet up with U2. When asked about the future, he says only that it’s “better”.
I’ve been wondering lately why the doodle of my Scion in the rain has been cropping up all over the Internet in blog entries and forum posts. Finally, I decided to run a Google Image search for “rain”; sure enough, dsandler.org makes the front page.
Update: Collecting occurrences in the comments.
Driving down Montrose today I observed that the “Inversion” exhibit has recently been tagged. There were a few people standing around the aperture, gawking and talking, and it was unclear (as with so many art pieces) if they were admiring an evolving piece or condemning a piece of rubbish. [Also: Flickr photos tagged “inversion”]
Update: vandalizmode.com has documentation:
