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If I had an ounce of artistic ability, I would do this.
Some of my favorites include 1/06/09: Anti-fingerboarding signs; 1/31/09: Rifle wrapped in yarn; 1/05/09: A Scene from the fictitious horror film, "Honey Bear, Sweet Honey Bear"; 2/16/09: horse; and of course 1/13/09: Lyrics Poster / The Smiths.
*Image from Laser Bread via flickr

Frenz

Fleisher/Ollman Gallery's exhibit of works selected by Will Oldham.
It's called Frenz. With performance, too. Philadelphia, PA.

Justine Kurland

I have a deep fondness for the work of Justine Kurland, so I thought I'd share this nicely packaged website that exhibits her recent work. I'm still favoring her older photos, stage right.

I was pleasantly surprised a few years back when Kurland's work illustrated the book Old Joy by Jonathan Raymond. The book was later made into a film featuring the inimitable Will Oldham. That's a lot of good stuff in one place.

The book is hard to find, but the movie is not.

Audible Picture Show

From the site: The Audible Picture Show is a growing collection of works by a diverse range of people responding to the challenge of creating short works of audio for 'a dark cinema'.

So much good to say about this, but I'll just let you listen for yourself. My favorite: "The Rooster Moans" by Tom Michael, USA -- Brilliant!