Comments on: The Digital Musings of Huckleberry Lain

By: Pasadena Adjacent

Pasadena Adjacent — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 19:44:49 +0000

The Pasadena Police Department has been handed over this “wee” video production. It appears to be a man and dog defacing the women’s room. Midway through the survailence tape a graying beard appears in the upper right hand corner. A man perhaps? mid 50′s? The crime scene has been dusted for finger prints. The suspects remain at large
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My apologies for earlier technical difficulties that caused the posted video not to operate. Thanks Mid-Town-G for pointing it out.
Did anyone notice my new do? It brings out my eyes don’t you think?

Julie: thanks. Creativity is gold and sometimes it leads to ~~golden showers~~ gold but not often enough. Editing is a privilege.

Jean: Once aware of technical difficulties I began to understand the direction of the comments. I’m not aware of the zen kit but I remember the oil and sand that rotated on a base. It looked like a wave and my studio neighbor sold them at swap meets. BTW: my mural work is in the Cahuegna Branch library in east Hollywood.

AH: can’t top that..won’t try

Roberta: thanks…. Cats, Art and local history are my favorite subjects.

Margaret: Some folks regularly refer to me as stupid, your among friends. Epson projector and some artist design computer program. It’s a laser

PJ: and you didn’t “hear” a thing until sploosh (my new favorite word)

Christopher Knight: At last, a word or two from you (thats a contemporary rap I just whipped up) I am an artist of multiple talents most of which you have ignored. Because of this I’ve summoned the power of Sekhmet and turned you into a dog. I do not apologize.

D: This sort of thing regularly happens in Los Angeles. Toilet facilities are ruled by the Crips and Bloods. They too are becoming digitly savy.

By: julie scottsdaledailyphoto.com

julie scottsdaledailyphoto.com — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 15:55:42 +0000

In response to your question, tea at the Phoenician I believe is $40 per person and includes tea, two rounds of sandwiches, two rounds of two scones, two rounds of all of those desserts. I believe they charge $5 more for the champagne if you want that touch.

By: Jean Spitzer

Jean Spitzer — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 20:23:39 +0000

Sploosh and flush. Women’s rooms are so special. It reminds me of that zen painting kit being sold several years ago (you paint in water and then it evaporates).

By: Margaret

Margaret — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 20:06:33 +0000

Ohhhh. I get it. I didn’t see the second one at first. Now I feel stupid.

By: D.

D. — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 18:41:10 +0000

CK: Who is Harold and why are you examining him? This is indeed outrageous. What a good dog, who can say they didn’t follow the beam just like the dog? Is this the sort of thing going on in women’s rest rooms across the nation? I can tell you it’s never happened in the men’s room! It appears to be the digital equivalent of those little black pellets I lit as a youth which transformed into an ashen snake. Our parents let us play with fireworks.

By: Christopher Knight

Christopher Knight — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 16:16:37 +0000

Once again we are the unwitting pawns to corporate Amerikas take over of published media. A media whose editorial decisions have been divorced from honest reportage in order to cow tow to republican constituencies. Aerosol art is a current mode of expression and should be represented in contemporary art. There is no justifiable reason to “sick the dog” on it through negative commentary. I speak for myself. I cannot be bought.
Christopher Knight
Art Critic
Harold Examiner

By: PJ

PJ — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 16:16:21 +0000

Here, here, AH! I think sausage is involved.

Performance art in the Necessary room is OK, as long as I’m not on the other side of the door.

Or is that hear, hear? I really don’t know

By: Margaret

Margaret — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:46:09 +0000

Ok. This shows how much I know, but what devise is being used to tag the wall? I’ve never seen anything like that.

By: Roberta Martinez

Roberta Martinez — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:10:58 +0000

I’ll start to read your posts more often. I love “doing” history, but have to admit that I miss being more involved in visual, plastic and performing arts.

I have finally had a chance to read your post and the comments. You are very kind. It is so important to share the many layers of history. Multiple perspectives help us see where we’ve been so we are, at least a little, less likely to repeat the least positive things again and again.
Mr.V has been a joy and a source of great information. His questions are always as enlightening as his answers to any questions I might ask.

Abrazos fuertes,
Roberta

By: altadenahiker

altadenahiker — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 14:40:58 +0000

I thought the dog as art critic a bit overdone. No one likes anything that much.