Author Archive
12 May 2011 by BradyDale
Why make it elusive?
So, allow me to introduce my comic: Eat the Babies. It's about a walking talking TV. There is no continuity to it, other than the fact that the TV does have friends. The two most frequently recurring friends are Woody Guthrie and John Maynard Keynes. It veers into social and philosophical issues a lot, but mainly its concerned with using the TV's confusion about humans to create a humor that is elusive.
05 March 2010 by BradyDale
“Life’s Hard, Wear a Helmet” – art world meets art world by Annette Monnier
Annette Monnier’s new blog project seeks to let her really focus in on one show she sees every month. She recently reviewed #class, a show in New York City meant to underscore the controversy about a bigger show by the famous Jeff Koons, also in New York City. In her review of the response show, […]
26 July 2008 by BradyDale
Interview with Leah Beeferman
The following continues the series of paired interviews with artists carried out here and at This Too Will Pass. Leah Beeferman is a young artist who recently had the opportunity to show her work at Philadelphia’s SPACE 1026. SPACE turned 10 years old this year, and it’s one of the focal points for the alternative […]
14 May 2008 by BradyDale
Interview: David Strattan White on SIMULATIONS
A few weeks ago, I watched a staged reading of David Strattan White’s play Simulations, at The Walking Fish Theater in Philadelphia. Simulations is a play inspired by the world of the computer game, The Sims. It imagines two people in the real world, two people in The Sims world and one person who might […]
08 May 2008 by BradyDale
Interview: David Kessler of Shadow World
This will be the first of a team-up I’m creating between This Too Will Pass and implicit art. On this site, I’ll post some interviews with artists about the work that permitted me to discover them. On TTWP, I’ll publish exterviews, that is, discussions about everything but. Kessler’s exterview is here. This is my first […]
12 April 2008 by BradyDale