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Abiding with Rev. Dudely
Interview with Rev. Dudely Noted of the Church of the Latter-Day Dude Unless you’ve lived under a rock for the last 17 years, or you’re too young, you’ve probably seen the movie “The Big Lebowski”. I have a sweatshirt that I wear quite a bit that says “The Dude Abides” on the front […]
Ralph Steadman on Charlie Hebdo, the Right to Offend and Changing the World
BY ROBERT CHALMERS / JANUARY 14, 2015 / Newsweek We were sitting in a bar in Aspen, Colorado, almost 20 years ago, I remind Ralph Steadman, when he first told me that he’d become a cartoonist because he wanted to change the world. It wasn’t the first time he’d made […]
Ron Whitehead: Can Art Matter?
from levurelitteraire.com/ by Ron Whitehead The older I get the more I realize I don’t know anything, no one does. We’re all guessing, feeling our way, grappling for answers. But every day I have encounters with the spirit world. We are all in perpetual motion, in transition, even when we are […]
Art Legend Ralph Steadman Creates Official GonzoToday Logo
When GonzoToday Poetry Editor Ron Whitehead told us art legend and Hunter S. Thompson illustrator Ralph Steadman had agreed to create the official GonzoToday logo in his studio all of the staff and family of GT went stark raving mad. When we actually received the artwork this morning we were […]
Erik Davis & Haunted Technology
The Easiest Way to Live Life Fully Is to Follow Your Weird by Nathan Thompson, from Vice.com Dec. 22, 2014 Erik Davis is an author, scholar and connoisseur of the weird. He’s spent over 20 years exploring fringe movements, occult covens, and liminal cyberspaces, finding some time in between to […]
Ruigoord – Dutch Freetown
Ruigoord is a former island and a village in the Houtrakpolder in the IJ lake in the Dutch province of North Holland. It is a part of the municipality of Amsterdam. In the 1960s the village was evacuated by the municipality of Amsterdam, which intended to extend its harbor, […]
Lessons to be learned, Finish is the death…
By: Jeroen Melis After dealing with some creative thoughts and doing research I realized that finish is the death of our work because it means we are painting an expectation or “to be like” and that puts the brakes on painting to see and feel more deeply. Every beginning is […]