Monday, May 05, 2003
Disaster of the Rad |2:53 AM| I went to another art show with Portal. It was downtown, on a fine day. There were a lot of students there, all desperate to be seen.
The title of this entry comes from one of the video projects. It was desperately trying to be post modern and edgy. But like most of them, it fell flat, with nothing to say. The paintings and installation works were much more impressive. Some were gimmicky, but interesting, such as the guy who built a multitude of paper grass blades, and placed among them a live praying mantis. It was all covered in plexiglass, so people could view it. As mantises don't move very much, it was possible to mistake it for a sculpture.
Later, at dinner, this woman had odd hair.
This Moth was on my window for 6 hours.
Disaster of the Rad |2:53 AM| I went to another art show with Portal. It was downtown, on a fine day. There were a lot of students there, all desperate to be seen.
The title of this entry comes from one of the video projects. It was desperately trying to be post modern and edgy. But like most of them, it fell flat, with nothing to say. The paintings and installation works were much more impressive. Some were gimmicky, but interesting, such as the guy who built a multitude of paper grass blades, and placed among them a live praying mantis. It was all covered in plexiglass, so people could view it. As mantises don't move very much, it was possible to mistake it for a sculpture.
Later, at dinner, this woman had odd hair.
This Moth was on my window for 6 hours.
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