Comments on: Back and Bloodthirsty http://www.tranzformer.de/blog/?p=1410 delirious in the alleys of destiny Tue, 07 Sep 2010 18:08:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: kean http://www.tranzformer.de/blog/?p=1410#comment-159830 kean Thu, 20 Aug 2009 10:42:51 +0000 http://www.tranzformer.de/blog/?p=1410#comment-159830 you'd probably like this bloke, a habitue of the '36 'hood ;) http://whitehotmagazine.com/articles/2009-terence-koh-peres-projects/1875 you’d probably like this bloke, a habitue of the ‘36 ‘hood ;) http://whitehotmagazine.com/articles/2009-terence-koh-peres-projects/1875

]]> By: Ben http://www.tranzformer.de/blog/?p=1410#comment-159826 Ben Thu, 20 Aug 2009 09:26:23 +0000 http://www.tranzformer.de/blog/?p=1410#comment-159826 Oh, it was definitely too far. I don't intend to side with anyone here; I was simply struck by the sudden violence and relative role-reversal of the thing. That's funny re: Snow at the Babylon show, I guess having never heard of him (thus unjaded by hype) and then examining the tiny label below the piece listing its ingredients made it, um, stick in my mind. Not to diminish the other works, but the shock value and political commentary was sly, perhaps a little obvious, but undoubtedly memorable. Oh, it was definitely too far. I don’t intend to side with anyone here; I was simply struck by the sudden violence and relative role-reversal of the thing.

That’s funny re: Snow at the Babylon show, I guess having never heard of him (thus unjaded by hype) and then examining the tiny label below the piece listing its ingredients made it, um, stick in my mind. Not to diminish the other works, but the shock value and political commentary was sly, perhaps a little obvious, but undoubtedly memorable.

]]> By: William Thirteen http://www.tranzformer.de/blog/?p=1410#comment-159825 William Thirteen Thu, 20 Aug 2009 06:35:06 +0000 http://www.tranzformer.de/blog/?p=1410#comment-159825 hmmm...snapping his glasses in half sounds like a step too far, but perhaps it was situationally appropriate. amusingly, i thought the dash snow piece at the babylon exhibition to be the most forgettable piece there. in fact, only remembered it a few days after his death due to the mention of some other semen based works in the whirl of publicity. i was much more struck by the intricate book illustrations and the haunting brilliance of some of the paintings. hmmm…snapping his glasses in half sounds like a step too far, but perhaps it was situationally appropriate.

amusingly, i thought the dash snow piece at the babylon exhibition to be the most forgettable piece there. in fact, only remembered it a few days after his death due to the mention of some other semen based works in the whirl of publicity. i was much more struck by the intricate book illustrations and the haunting brilliance of some of the paintings.

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