Death #4 is animalistic. Mx Justin Vivian Bond's cat-looking chicken, Pearl, pen's some words for us, and internet guru Alex Blagg answers our questions about death in the digital domain. Also in this issue: are penguins purposefully getting lost? Is it ethical to flush your son's frog and then swap it for a replacement? Are elephants the most funeral-loving animal? Should bird-like mothers involve their children in their suicidal narratives? Did Rudy Huxtable properly grieve Lamont Goldfish? William Hundley, Winston Chmielinski, Stephen Scott Smith, Sarah Shapiro, Brian Kenny and an animate slew of others complete the issue with their distinctive visions of dissolution. Corporeal cover sculpture and photo by Daniel Arsham.
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| Brian Kenny & Slava Mogutin Delivery Dawgz (2007) mixed media on vintage American shooting target paper 22.5” x 34” |
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| Empire Later (2010) ink on vintage American shooting target paper 22.5” x 34” (framed in laminate glass and shot pointe blank 3 times with a handgun) |
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| Heer Dear Run (2008) ink on vintage American shooting target paper 22.5” x 34” |
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| Bone Picking (2010) mixed media on vintage American shooting target paper 22.5” x 34” |
1 comment:
Nice work - like the theme, too
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