re: The Reckoning of the Lotus-Eaters
Wherein Ian Babylon offers references and intentions of this New Dada surrealist collage where contemporary and ancient intersect. Continue reading re: The Reckoning of the Lotus-Eaters
REVELATIONS
ex: SPECTRA
APRÈS-EXHIBITION: I was really pleased with how this exhibition came together and the reception we received as a group, despite the ongoing pandemic. It was strange, as when it was coming together the pandemic was really just gaining ground here on the Beast Coast of the U.S. What’s an arts organizer to do? We laid … Continue reading ex: SPECTRA
ex: twenty21
Wherein you get some BTS access to making a solo art show in uncertain times in the Boston metropole with no attending audience yet stalwartly supported nonetheless. Continue reading ex: twenty21
re: Mare Magdalenianam
ITT: I scoop out some vulnerable feelings re: heritage, growing up ‘different’ & ‘sensitive’ while watching the waves of Mare Magdalenianam. Continue reading re: Mare Magdalenianam
re: Dioscuri: Pollux + Castor
A series of thoughts + info bits regarding this small study that succeeded as a diptych landscape mystery. Continue reading re: Dioscuri: Pollux + Castor
ex: Friend Zoned
A lovely annual tradition of inviting friends to meet friends despite the current tough times for socializing. Next year’s will be even better. Loved Showing with Sarah. Continue reading ex: Friend Zoned
ex: some assembly required
June-July 2021 group exhibition organized by BLAA at The Distillery Gallery, South Boston, MA. Continue reading ex: some assembly required
re: Judith’s Verdict
Hurt? Tabarnak.
Frustrated? Tabarnak.
Existential Terror? Tabarnak. Continue reading re: Judith’s Verdict
re: Cruel Leda’s Thesis
Way back when, in the peri-post-pandemic liminal dressing room we called May, leading up to what may never truly, duly, be known as Hot Girl Summer 2021, I rolled the dice, submitted to, and had this following work invited to participate in the BLAA’s “some assembly required” group exhibition at the dynamic Distillery Gallery. Continue reading re: Cruel Leda’s Thesis
re: Seraph Walk With Me
Lynchian vibes pervade an exercise in iconographic and referential assemblage. Neolithic symbolism collides with Abrahamic mythos with a brief stop in talking process. Continue reading re: Seraph Walk With Me