WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS)
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41 minutes of splitting manually. I'm getting pretty fast. The hard part is bending over because I constantly feel like I'm going to faint.
Now comes the part I hate most. Stacking it
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You guys are all doing great stuff. I’m at work and we’re dead. But tonight I’m going to get a little under the influence and watch the new season of Love Is Blind on Netflix. I recommend trying it, don’t try it sober though. It’s not as good.
@sabergirl is Marcia a Mar-sha or a Mar-see-a? Either way tell her congratulations.
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At the Mid Atlantic Police Rodeo. These guys are good.
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@sabergirl /Marcia congratulations
Got a HOT one going right now
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@goosehd is that where you live? It's so beautiful there
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Holy moly Dennis. I'm green with envy. If you're ever looking for a personal butler please let me know! I cook, I clean, I'll wash your jeans for you. Do yardwork, paint and maintain your property, etc. and sleep out in the garage on the floor…
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IMO it's fascinating. Every work speaks directly. Striking and provocative. And I mostly agree with the political or social messages.
My problem with it is, that on one side it caricatures and criticizes capitalism and commerce, and on the other side it has become a huge part of it itself. Some of the works are sold for prices that are obscene. And the idea of shredding a piece right at the auction only increases the attention, and the monetary value. At the exhibition there was a shop at the end, where you can buy the prints (ok) but also Banksy socks, and Banksy wine (wtf) and all kind of cheap shit.
After all his (or their) work is often simple, not to say primitive and strident, which is good for street art, but I wouldn't put it on the same level of profoundness as other art. Maybe it should stay where it comes from, on streets, and not go on auctions or into museums. IDK
But my children really liked it …
