i.m. Franz West

[Note: Privat Lampe Des Kunstlers II]

[Note: Lemur Heads]

[Note: The Ego and the Id]

Comments

[Ed Baker]

thot that I wuz one-of the only ones do
ing
lemures heads:

http://edbaker.maikosoft.com/photos_2011/DSC_0664.jpg

Oh! , them ghosts & spirits
will look up this Franz West

I (also) call my .... figures
kami

and am
to the cute ones
ensconced in stones & pebbles
hidden/residing under rotting leaves
or deep in Big Mind ?

[john]

You were doing lemur-heads, West was doing lemur-heads, Burroughs was writing a book about lemurs. What is it? Those big eyes.

[Ed Baker]

in all three instances
it is NOT the eyes

it is that attitude of an
ir-reverenttial sense of humor....
that all
lemurs have
&
impart upon

their subject-object
s

especially they muse to and gravitate towards Iconoclastic Artists/Poets'Righters..

[john]

Shows what I know about lemurs, Ed. Nothing.

[Zawlpala]

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[Ismayil]

I have a 2 year old chihuahua and she hates the clciker..She understands it, it seems once we do it for a while, but as soon as I pull out the clciker and click it, she hates the sounds and gets scared. After a few minutes of doing it she gets over it though and gets the connection..Do I need a clciker that isnt so loud?

[Darren]

I'm a little sirrpused that you folks like the cactus shot so much - I'm tempted now to post another photo or two from that location. Duane, I've taken lots and lots of pictures of different parts of the Boneyard over the years, but I've never taken the tour, which I think is only offered twice a day, Mon-Fri. One of these days I'll get there. Perhaps I'll do it sooner than later. It's definitely not something you want to do once the temperature gets above 90!