2025.05.27
451 Rhawn Gallery . . . 16:19:40
 
451 Rhawn Gallery . . . with AFFECTIONATELY ENTITLED BARNS AND NO BELL featured here in its complete form.
451 Rhawn Gallery exhibiting . . .
Stephen Lauf
WHILE SUPPLIES LAST
8000 USD tax included
451 Rhawn Gallery exhibiting . . .
Stephen Lauf
I'M NOT ASKING AND I'M NOT TELLING
2000 USD tax included
451 Rhawn Gallery . . . where a portion of an old movie poster featuring Joan Crawford was found to be backing within a thrift store picture frame purchased over two decades ago. For those that haven't a clue, Joan Crawford starred in a film where a postal clerk rightfully asked, "Who the hell is Baby Jane Hudson?!" The next person to visit the gallery and wants this dirty old artifact is free to take it.
 
451 Rhawn Gallery . . . every inch, top to bottom.
2023.05.27
From The Discovery of Piranesi's Final Project:
27 May 2023 Saturday
I'm genuinely glad that tomorrow is the first anniversary of The Discovery of Piranesi's Final Project. The year's work has proven itself both dynamic and fruitful, and the self-sustainability of the work close to magical. Thinking about all that I did not know precisely this time last year puts my frame of mind squarely between the canny and the uncanny, thus readily reveling in both realms.
2005.05.27 09:43
from our Savior...with love!
Now read something where you will actually learn something:
The Sexuality of Christ in Renaissance Art and in Modern Oblivion
In retrospect, what I really learned about was the pervasive existence of modern oblivion. Not just the oblivious-ness to the sexuality of Christ in Renaissance Art, but the overall condition of modern oblivion that most of humanity (especially most "Christians") don't even know that they exist in.
It's ironic how Rumsfeld says that part of the fight against terrorism includes the fight against religious extremism. Yet, at the same time, religious extremism in the USA no doubt believes that Rumsfeld is right. That's modern oblivion for you.
1999.05.27
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