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November 12, 2005


	over, but still open Here I sit in the Taxidermy Gallery, keeping the public face wide open and smiling, though covered in three weeks of beard and the half-lidded eyes of a man who is finally able to relax. Yesterday was the culmination of two months of work, all wrapped up in a day which I had ostensibly taken off to relax before the show, but ended up running around all day, putting out fires or... Posted by xtop at 04:06 PM \| Comments (1)

November 09, 2005


	how to become vaguely self-important Art continues unabated. After the Friday afternoon pandemonium, we quickly righted ourselves, like good Christian folk do. We aren't any of those three descriptors, but we are always striving. So the very first place we went, we ordered frames, offered to us at a cheaper price than we would have paid in Chicago, not even factoring in the gas, which would have been kind of a bite out of our financial ass.... Posted by xtop at 02:32 PM \| Comments (1)

November 03, 2005


	our great adventures in art (have been cancelled) Ha Ha, just kidding. Of course I'm gonna talk about it some more. This gallery show is taking over my brain. I have to worry about stuff like distributing postcards and whether we'll get enough (ie, any) coverage and never mind the whole perseveration over whether people will like the stuff, let alone buy some. Everything is pretty much done. We just have to assemble the frames, get some last minute replacement... Posted by xtop at 01:02 AM \| Comments (1)

October 30, 2005


	and this is the last thing i say about it until the point at which i loudly complain about it FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Finding Home - New and recent photography by Harold Sipe and Christopher Sebela Opening Reception: Friday, Nov 11th 7-10pm The Taxidermy Gallery 1229 Union Ave. (The West Bottoms) Kansas City, MO 64101 website: http://www.luckysipe.com/findinghome/ Show Statement On paper, or in idle thoughts, the road is a long, winding solution. Travel can be leisurely escape, philosophical release or simple salvation. We abandon everything and everyone familiar, but the same-old, same-old... Posted by xtop at 09:49 PM \| Comments (0)

October 24, 2005


	Finding Home It's all happening...... Posted by xtop at 10:27 PM \| Comments (0)

October 04, 2005


	city visible: revealed! The show is down, the glitter has blown away, the phone has stopped ringing off the hook and the non-stop parade of limousines, cocaine and photo groupies is coming to a slow grinding halt. So now it can be revealed, here's the photos from my part of the City Visible show. There's some big doings afoot, which will make these affordable and ownable for you, the art-frenzied public. But until then, enjoy,... Posted by xtop at 10:51 PM \| Comments (3)

September 16, 2005


	city visible: tonight Buzz Gallery presents: City:Visible Photo essays on urban space Interpreting the work of Italo Calvino Sept 9th to Oct. 3rd Artists Reception Friday, September 16th, 2005, 7-10pm Mama Buzz Café and Buzz Gallery 2316 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland This event is free With cities, it is as with dreams: everything imaginable can be dreamed, but even the most unexpected dream is a rebus that conceals a desire or, its reverse, a fear. Cities,... Posted by xtop at 04:12 PM \| Comments (0)

September 12, 2005


	preemptive strike Maybe it's a tad early, but confirmation came in on Friday that my friend Harold and I will have a gallery show at the Taxidermy Gallery (down in the Bottoms in the old post office) the second week of November. Since this is likely to occupy a good deal of my time between now and then, I'm sure I'll be rambling about it incessantly, but I'm in need of something to blog,... Posted by xtop at 01:58 PM \| Comments (1)

September 08, 2005


	"i wish i could be everywhere that awt is being made" Here's the tenative line-up for my part of the City Visible show, wrought all tiny. Bicycle (with shadow) and yellow legal pad (beneath pen and cell phone) are separate installation pieces which can be seen by appointment in the dining room gallery. If you're in Oakland and you've got money for art, go buy some. If not, I'll be shamelessly peddling some here after the fact. Everybody wins.... Posted by xtop at 09:11 AM \| Comments (4)

August 16, 2005


	Kublai Khan does not necessarily believe everything Marco Polo says Buzz Gallery presents: City:Visible Photo essays on urban space Interpreting the work of Italo Calvino Sept 9th to Oct. 3rd Artists Reception Friday, September 16th, 2005, 7-10pm Mama Buzz Café and Buzz Gallery 2316 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland This event is free With cities, it is as with dreams: everything imaginable can be dreamed, but even the most unexpected dream is a rebus that conceals a desire or, its reverse, a fear.... Posted by xtop at 08:46 AM \| Comments (1)

February 01, 2004


	aesthetic apparatus fucking off to bed now.... Posted by xtop at 04:10 AM \| Comments (1)

December 27, 2003


	thoughtpaper because absolutely no one in their right mind demanded it, wallpaper: 1024 x 768... Posted by xtop at 02:38 AM

November 21, 2003


	blink Simon Boswell's digital video installation, part of the ICA's whatdoyouwanttodowithit? festival, is an audio-visual exhibition of portraits of celebrities, blinking.... Posted by xtop at 01:23 PM

November 05, 2003


	subversive crossstitch Posted by xtop at 11:49 PM \| Comments (1)

October 23, 2003


	timmy fisher My friend Timmy, he makes the art.... Posted by xtop at 03:48 PM

October 21, 2003


	25 years in the east bay Posted by xtop at 12:33 PM \| Comments (0)

September 26, 2003


	churches ad hoc: a divine comedy Posted by xtop at 12:23 AM \| Comments (0)

August 26, 2003


	hector casanova wow.... Posted by xtop at 07:30 AM \| Comments (0)

August 14, 2003


	patent pending industries Posted by xtop at 01:44 AM \| Comments (0)


	Sérigraphie Populaire Hey there ! We are young, sexy and famous. You need our posters. They will make u popular, impress your associates and get you LAID. (Selling them will also allow us to eat and eating is FUN, FUN, FUN!) Polls have shown that both sexes are equally impressed and turned on by screened concert posters. You will be be the hippest hipster on your block. Wear your boho status on your... Posted by xtop at 01:07 AM \| Comments (0)

August 13, 2003


	heads of state: graphic diplomacy Posted by xtop at 09:14 AM \| Comments (0)

August 05, 2003


	28mm 28mm.org: an online photography magazine... Posted by xtop at 12:51 PM \| Comments (0)

July 31, 2003


	abandoned-places.com Posted by xtop at 01:24 PM \| Comments (0)


	manteno state mental hospital Posted by xtop at 12:33 PM \| Comments (177)

July 24, 2003


	Codex Seraphinianus "It is the Codex Seraphinianus, perpetrated by Luigi Serafini in 1981 and since published in a number of different countries. I cannot say "translated into a number of different languages" since the text is written in a wholly imaginary language, which must remain untranslatable. Imaginary as well is the world depicted in the lavish illustrations not just the cities, dress, and customs of beings which are themselves bizarre variations on the... Posted by xtop at 01:20 PM

July 21, 2003


	Matt Dye Posted by xtop at 10:01 PM \| Comments (1)

July 11, 2003


	methane studios Posted by xtop at 03:24 PM \| Comments (1)

July 10, 2003


	arturo herrera In Almost Home, Arturo Herrera invites the viewer of his website project to become a player in an ersatz game that involves such fundamentals, albeit now couched in the vocabulary of childhood fantasy. The spectator is offered the option of creating diptychs to his or her own taste from the hundred collages which constitute the storehouse or deck in Herrera's singular pack of cards."Almost Home" invites the spectator to participate in... Posted by xtop at 11:13 PM

July 08, 2003


	charles burns' altoid ads ads disguised as comics // print & billboard ads... Posted by xtop at 04:08 PM \| Comments (3)

July 07, 2003


	misprinted type your weakness is fear.... Posted by xtop at 05:15 PM

July 06, 2003


	the museum of anti-alcohol posters Posted by xtop at 11:06 PM


	jay ryan Posted by xtop at 08:54 AM \| Comments (1)

June 19, 2003


	kirsten ulve Posted by xtop at 02:07 PM

June 16, 2003


	tim biedron paintingsdrawingstattoos... Posted by xtop at 05:08 PM \| Comments (1)

June 13, 2003


	gregory crewdson Crewdson's photos look like movie stills and are made like movies, with a load of technicians and complicated sets mostly shot with real people in Lee, Mass. Greg has somehow convinced this little blue collar tract to get into the act. It's Crewdson's own Art Habitat.... Posted by xtop at 06:43 PM \| Comments (4)

June 09, 2003


	thoughtpeach: fridge magnet poetry Courtesy Kelly Sue's tumorphone.... Posted by xtop at 11:33 PM

June 07, 2003


	murder explained Posted by xtop at 02:32 AM

May 15, 2003


	leonard freed google says... Posted by xtop at 12:04 AM

April 24, 2003


	art o mat Maxwell located a recently-banned cigarette machine and convinced (some even say harassed) Clark to use it to vend his artwork. In June 1997, the first Artomat was installed with 12 of his other paintings. It first sold Clark's black & white photographs for $1.00 each.... Posted by xtop at 12:00 AM \| Comments (0)

March 19, 2003


	natural car alarms "Theyre all real birds," Katchadourian says of her Natural Car Alarms. "They are all a little bit re-edited so that I could... get this patterning to work. And they are -- like car alarms -- quite loud, quite shrill." She tells Karr she built the hardware for her alarms from car stereos and microprocessor chips. She got the basic bird sounds from the Macauley Library of Natural Sounds at Cornell University. Her... Posted by xtop at 09:06 AM

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