For those who didn’t hear about her, Wendy O. Williams, was the lead singer for the punk band the Plasmatics, whose stage theatrics included blowing up equipment, near nudity and chain-sawing guitars. She was fantastic. 10 years ago this week, Williams died died at age 48 in a wooded area near her home of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Here is an explosive video of her.
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Wayne’s cameras are very special and dangerous. They incorporate “actual skulls, insects and HIV+ blood.” Some elements of Wayne’s art make me think of Necromantic Art.
About the camera depicted below the artist says, “Designed to take photos of soon-to-be mothers who are at least 8 months pregnant, and explore my relationship with my twin brother who died at birth.” link
4”x5” camera made from Aluminium, Titanium, Acrylic, Formaldehyde and an infant human heart.
Below you can see the back of the camera showing the real infant’s heart !
And here is a picture taken with that same camera.
Also, check out the latest post about The Third Eye Skull from the same artist.
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A Japanese Man has built a long canoe made with thousands of used disposable chopsticks recovered from Koriyama city hall cafeteria. link
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Lee Otis posted a cool picture of a classic seafood joint in downtown Vancouver. link
Have you ever eaten there?
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If you are car lover and and are in L.A between now and November 2, 2008, there is a cool exhibit titled “The Art of Cars” at the Petersen Automotive Museum. It includes, among other things, over 60 watercolor and pastel drawings, pencil and marker sketches, and a variety of three-dimensional pieces.
“Route 66 ends this year at Fairfax and Wilshire with the launch of a special exhibition “The Art of Cars,” the first-ever creative collaboration between Pixar Animation Studios and the Petersen Automotive Museum. “The Art of Cars” showcases the artistic process behind the creation of the animated feature film Cars. The exhibit will run from March 29 through November 2, 2008.” [Petersen Automotive Museum]
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