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I tease mercilessly, but it was awesome to see him so excited and inspired. Oh yeah, and a little surreal (and highly comical) to hear the guys recap their run-in with an overzealous museum guard who instructed them not to point at the art. Why??? Was he afraid they were going to offend the art? Give it a complex? Poke it in the eye?...
Suffice to say, we're getting a lot of mileage out of that one.
Suffice to say, we're getting a lot of mileage out of that one.
2 comments:
I recently saw how work at the MoMA and it was awesome...I love how organic is pieces are...they remind me of animals.
as a typophile, i love the ampersand. really interesting work, must be amazing to see in person.
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