by Valery Oisteanu
in brooklynrail
foto Peter Hujar
Paul Thek was an avant-god practicing his own religion—complete with apostles (the Artist’s Co-op) and prophecies; much of his work was comprised of self-deprecating, grotesque icons crackling with a spiritual aura, funny, disturbing, and at times bizarre. A true pioneer of installation art, he dodged many of the isms that defined his era (1933–1988) and came up with his own style.
The splootin' squirrels of SoCal are keepin' cool
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[image: Splooting squirrel]
Squirrels were melting into the ground during the last Southern California
heatwave.
Scientists explain "splooting" as rodents...
1 hour ago