wee wee drinker.
Whoops, I date this pee-drinking idiot.
wee wee drinker.
Whoops, I date this pee-drinking idiot.
Richard Prince, Untitled, 1990
Maybe anxiety builds character?
(Source: thisisjustgreat)
Originally published between 1965 and 1967 by Dick Higgins and Something Else Press, the Great Bear Pamphlet series featured some of the leading avant-garde and culture icons of the age, including George Brecht, John Cage, Al Hansen, Allan Kaprow, Claes Oldenburg, Nam Jun Paik, Diter Rot and Emmett Williams. Each pamphlet was staple-bound and sixteen pages in length, except for the Manifesto issue, and featured a single author.
You can download individual pamplets on UbuWeb and buy reissues via Primary Information. Images via Walker Art Center.
It’s kind of ridiculous that you’re expected to get out of bed EVERY day
about to embark on a solo drive down to baltimore for MARYLAND DEATHFEST 2013 to see:
pallbearer, abigail, bolt thrower, pig destroyer, carcass,...

Fucking books, man. [Said in a generally affirmative way, not, like,...
Morgan
Mobil Gas Station; photo by Julius Shulman, 1956.
Richard Prince, Untitled, 1990
How Stairs Work
Everyone’s favorite front woman.