Comment Archives: Slideshows
Re: “NYC Art Stars: When They Were Young”
re marina photograph, see "The Anxiety of Influence"...nice one Jonny!
Re: “Christopher Hitchens's Ten Worst Enemies”
11. George Galloway.
From his "Mr. Galloway Goes to Washington":
I caught sight of a familiar figure, clutching, somewhat bizarrely, a half-chewed banana. He was more corpulent than the last time I had met him and now sported a beard but I instantly recognized Christopher Hitchens, an old adversary and former leftie now lucratively renounced of his past and plying his journalistic trade in the service of those promoting the war... I have had little time for the noted imbiber, since the time he sold out the Palestinian cause, certainly long before he backed the war and damned people like me who had opposed it.
Hitchens became increasingly apoplectic as I declined to answer his shouted questions. "Tell us about the suicide-murderers, Mr. Galloway, that your friend Saddam was paying for," he yelled. It was depressing to recognize the lexicon of Ariel Sharon coming from the mouth of someone who was once counted among Britain's brightest left-wing stars.
"Christopher, your hands are shaking," I bellowed back to him over the heads of the pressing reporters. "Go and have another drink." It was, after all, approaching 9:00 in the morning. Hitches continued his asides... as we passed through security and the x-ray machine and into the cavernous building. I had had enough. In front of the clicking cameras and whirring tapes I turned around a let him have it: "You are a drink-sodden, former Trotskyite popinjay," I shouted; at which point Hitchens slid away from the gathering muttering, "You thug."
Re: “10 Artists Who Deserve Solo Shows at the New Museum”
Lots of things to see everywhere...Oh the wonder of it...I love artists...I understand fulfillment of the escaping dream...The effort...being there...I am privileged to be in their company.
Re: “Experiments in Living: A New Kind of Brooklyn B&B”
i wanna make friends with them!!
Re: “Experiments in Living: A New Kind of Brooklyn B&B”
yikes! watta dump.
Re: “A Brief History of Controversial Art”
thats stupid!
Re: “The Fashionable Bystander: Leonora Russo”
I met Leonora this weekend in Williamsburg and we are now buddies.
She is great! --- Joyce
Re: “The Fashionable Bystander: Leonora Russo”
What a treat it was to meet the Lovely Leonora Russo at my Grandson's 1st Birthday party yesterday ,the two of them turned the day into a grand event.
Chuck J.
Re: “The Fashionable Bystander: Coco and Breezy”
This is what happens when hoodrats discover other cultures. And that underbite is killing me.
Re: “A Brief History of Controversial Art”
Nekkid - it's what all the kids are doing - http://artkicksass.com/2010/03/04/manet-lu…
Re: “A Brief History of Controversial Art”
Once animated - it became obvious what this naval travesty was really all about - http://artkicksass.com/2010/01/27/theodore…
Re: “A Brief History of Controversial Art”
This animated version shows that it was in fact depicting a conspiracy of murder - http://artkicksass.com/2010/05/06/rembrand…
Re: “25 Famous Writers Who Killed Themselves”
U guys should include Pedro Nava, a Brazilian writer who shot himself in a public square in Rio, at the age of 80, after been blackmailed by a male prostitute
Re: “What Free Labor Looks Like”
While the illustrations are great and there are some real truths presented here, this is some cynical depressing shit.... Nice!
Re: “Photos from the Inaugural NADA Hudson Exhibition”
Pink Bunnies were compliments of Artist Ryan E. Cronin www.cronartusa.com
Re: “25 Famous Writers Who Killed Themselves”
some days/nights who doesn't consider adding themselves to this hall of infamy? but some of us are too fond of chocolate to end it all.
Re: “25 Famous Writers Who Killed Themselves”
WARNING: Whatever you do, don't kill yourself for you are surely going straight into the lake of fire and burn for eternity.
Re: “25 Famous Writers Who Killed Themselves”
How could you forget Breece Pancake?
