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hello... it's been a while... I posted in a past life... the boards are looking nice and shiny Chi Chi... keep up the good work

my latest obsession is Mathew Barney... one must appreciate a man who has procreated with Bjork and constantly uses his rectum in his performances

the Cremaster series are a dream .... really... about as close to a dream as I have seen anyone come to (at least my dreams) and for that I adore them

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That Cremaster star ****** sometimes posts on these forums as ******?

Maybe she'll come on and answer some special cremaster questions... cool

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Oops - very sorry for the invasion of privacy above. I really thought this was more common knowledge than that. Many apologies **** ***** !

[This message was edited by katrina on 08-09-02 at 05:52 PM.]
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hola popi....

funny this post gets tapped... I had no clue that Mr. Barney was so close to home yet again... I visited MoMA 2 days ago and they are showing a piece by him "Pace Car for the Hubris Pill"

from the program :

"Barney treats the body as a malleable, structurally modifiable field that can be turned inside out and worked upon to transgress its own limits."

ahhh... my obsession grows...

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Sounds like Matthew is doing a whole "number" for this show.
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The Guggenheim presentation is larger in scope than it was at the European venues, and it will feature a site-specific installation designed by the artist to encapsulate and conclude the entire project.


I wonder if Michael O'Brien's photograohs will be in the show? They are amazing. (in case anyone hasn't seen them)
hey there...

oh! I hope that his images will be part of this greatness as it was what first pulled my attention...

http://www.michaeljamesobrien.com/

I did not know that Mr.O'Brien was responsible for that infamous picture of Pearl as well... speaking of which whatever became of the stunning Pearl? He must have a post here...and if not he should...

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the fifth cremaster he made, i believe its cremaster 3, that came out this past summer, is my favorite. its three hours, indiana joneseqsue parts, his own father stars in one scene. it was really a wonderful wonderful beautifully photographed masterpiece. honestly, the cremaster series are not just movies, they are sculptures. timeless sculptures of fantasies and dreams, filled with idiosynchracies, morals, and ironies.
I think the first MB photo installation I saw was on the subway. I couldnt tear my eyes away from it all the way from battery park to union square. It was a photo of all these smiling chinese alien girl heads circled around a male alien head floating in an ambrosia-like substance. completely enthralling. possibly because they looked so funny and sweet and weird! Razz Eek
I went this past Monday, caught Cremasters 1 & 2, and saw part of the exhibition. It's mindblowing. And I was shocked at how the entire museum (the structure itself) is just transformed into his piece. I suggest getting a 2day pass, because there is just so much to take in. You don't have to use the pass in 2 consecutive days, either.

Marti was beautiful in Cremaster 1! Translated as sexy, whimsical tension.

Can't wait to get back to catch the rest.

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