I went to the mall. Last Sunday I drew twelve people at Maggianos at Old Orchard. We were celebrating the first birthday of the first born son of a couple that had flown in from Florida to be with the rest of the family who still lives in the Chicago area. When the gig was [...]
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Skull Talk, Skullduggery and Damien Hirst
Posted in Galleries, Imagination, literalness, Semiotics, Still life, tagged Baudrillard, brain, clothing, Damien Hirst, Derrida, Foucault, Mark C. Taylor, marketing, momento mori, narrative, Nordstrom, Peter Claesz, semiotics, skull, Tate on December 25, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
