This one requires no electricity at all! Ideal in a power cut.
I’m releasing my first print editions for 2007 with a new company; ‘Product of God’. Product of God is an online art gallery specialising in the sale of really high-quality editions from modern graphic artists – they also represent David Foldvari and Jasper Goodall amongst others. Both are hand-printed by me on Fabriano Artistico acid-free rag-paper with the deckle edge left on. The ‘Fuckin Hell’ globe is printed in five colours and the ‘Politics of Fear’ one is in eight colours. There are only 50 of each – and there will never be any more. They are signed and numbered by me as well. These are real fine-art quality silk-screen prints – not digital prints.
To visit the Product of God website click here www.ProductOfGod.net
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You’d think it was the end of the world to hear the way people are going on about global warming…
Ever wanted to be in the team but never got picked? Feel like riding the Tour de France, but know your legs will never meet the dream? Then Team Homersfield wants you! At Team Homersfield there are no winners, and trying hard is treating with quiet patience. Membership is free, simply ask a current member to help you. You may display the logo on your steed for all to see.
In the rush to save the world I have developed these concept vehicles where carbon dioxide emissions have been reduced to virtually zero. Need I say that each design is protected by international patent and copyright law. So, Toyota, if you start copying my stuff then I’ll see you in court…
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Don’t you just hate spending the money you want to keep in your wallet on your wallet…! No sewing machine required… Just camera tape (nicer than gaffa) and hand-painted canvas. Make your own today. No I’m not giving you the pattern – it’s easy.
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Here are some pictures of my little stand at the Cape Farewell evening event at the Whitechapel Gallery, London on Friday 11th May, 2007. You can see the very limited edition Organic, Fair Trade T-shirt and some copies of my new book Atlas. You can also see various pictures (better ones to follow) of the solar powered lightboxes that were constructed by artist Wish One and given words by me.
Some Useful Links:
Bulletclip Design
The Cape Farewell Environmental Arts Organisation
Whitechapel Gallery
This image was used as the invite for the show:
I recently visited Paris, where I had the apparent good fortune to meet up with a very nice man David. We immediately became close friends and as he was about to become a father of a new baby, he suggested that I look after his dog Benjii for a few weeks. I was very keen, but since Benjii and I returned to England, Benjii has been involved in a number of ‘escapes’ which have made me question my judgement in taking charge of the beast…
1. Benjii disappeared off for three days in which he won the Crufts dog show… He came back drunk and looking terrible with his genitals shaved, being driven in a limousine…
2. I lent Benjii to the people next door, only to find that they had used him to inseminate a herd of goats. They have since apologised and apparently we are getting a horned puppy that can mow the lawn as recompense.
3. Benjii borrowed £20 to go to the pub and didn’t bring me back any change.
4. Benjii disappeared off for the whole day, I think because there’s a woman in the next village on her period…
5. I told Benjii that he could no longer smoke my cigarettes, and he set light to the curtains when I wasn’t looking to get his own back. I’ve had to give him an allowance now…
6. I went out for the day and according to the neighbours Benjii apparently spent the day on the drum-kit. I came back and shouted at him, at which point he went straight under the bed, and wouldn’t come out until I opened him a tin of Fois Gras…
I drew this fine and furry toothed beast as a T-shirt design for the label Yutaka Tajima. If it get’s chosen, it’ll get printed… If not, it’ll be in an exhibition with other people’s ideas as well…
(Feel at liberty to substitute Tony Blair for
the current murderous sycophant in charge)
Fresh out of ideas which will smash the system and bring Governments down? Want to stick it to ‘The Man’ and get rid of the oppressive machinery of the state? Can’t wait to make *insert current dictator’s name* quake in their boots as they beg you to stop your urban art assault on the dominant paradigm? No more Police, no more Soldiers!
In no time at all, a simple throw of these special dice will create a fabulous and groundbreaking idea for your latest piece. And then you can celebrate over a few expensive imported lagers in a trendy bar.
Although you hate the Police and everything they stand for, when you are mugged for your i-Pod/Pad/Phone, you are straight on the phone to them in a scared shaky voice to report the crime. Do you hate consumerism but need a new laptop? Do you wish everyone would take public transport but fantasise about driving a vintage car? These dice are made for you. Soon you’ll be worrying too much about the mortgage and getting a place for your new baby at a good nursery to be killing the rich, so you need to make hay while the sun shines – and these dice will ensure no time is wasted…
If you are going to drink fizzy pop then please try not to burp. It’s better to ‘bear down’ really hard and try to excrete coal which can be buried. If you have ‘buns of steel’ you may be able to create enough pressure internally to shit diamonds. That way you can be quids-in AND save the World!
Alcohol is fun, but you mustn’t let it do the thinking…
My simcard seems to be full of cunts, pricks, arseholes, shits, tits and fuckers too…
‘The Prisoners Dilemma’ is the name for a particular kind of social interaction where although it would be more beneficial for both parties to co-operate, they both betray each other and end up worse off. As part of the social theory ‘Game Theory’ it influenced some of the most cynical thinking in post Second World-War politics, and informed the logic of the Cold War.
Further reading:
The urge to achieve perfection is one of the basic human drives which gives rise to motivation. It is possible however for the drive toward perfection to become pathalogical or unhealthy. If we accept that perfection is essentially an un-attainable goal, but instead merely an ideal to be aimed toward, then we can create realistic goals and therefore the possibility of success.
Further reading:
There was a time, not so long ago, that the streets were just the gaps between buildings where people would walk and vehicles move along. Now, ‘the streets’ are a location of myth – a place of fantasy for marketing people to use as a way of adding ‘urban excitement’ to their products. That’s quality mate…