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12/30/10

Blog - Walter Hopps was on the phone Artpolice subText

 Of course that was mid 1970's the talking with Dr Hopps. Correspondence between us is in Smithsonian Files  from National Gallery - a slim manila posterity with me and the man who loved Marcel Duchamp's art so much - Hopps did the first American one person show of Duchamp at Pasadena Museum of… Read More

12/16/10

When the CAP LOCK IS THE KEY THING

 Lived for many years just a couple blocks from the Lake Street Kmart. My kids grew up there too. I worked at the art school for many years as an apologist for elitist modern art and for the fading Give Peace A Chance generations. The disillusionism following the end of the VietNam war was deep… Read More

11/24/10

Return to Wastebook still thinking about Yves Klein

 Geez I returned to Wastebook, I guess I have to start over, it's against my better judgement but my better judgement was never very good! Without Wastebook I get next to nothing coming in on the pc. Stu Mead will return a message on the email but my son Peter not as… Read More

11/20/10

WARNING POSSIBLE BLOG ABORT - we've run aground!-Wastebook to take over email

This is the story of my three sons, or part of the story since the story goes on in actual time. Peter my oldest son invented the Internet and owns WSJ see his site there. Sam owns a string of Magic Card distributorships in Western US. Max is close to performing with (Name Withheld). Honestly… Read More
11/10/10

Yves Klein in light of Jackson Pollock

Yves Klein the work does seem of a different time with different criteria that we use now. It's that proud progressive modernity that was served up to us in the mid-1950's. Modernism is good for you your town ought to have an art center where you could see modern European art and new… Read More

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