23 Replies to “I Bring You Culture”

  1. As long as he didn’t get a Canada Council grant to paint that, it’s all good to me.

  2. Once everyone understands that most artists are mentally ill attention hoes then all of their behavior begins to make sense.

  3. “Once everyone understands that most artists are mentally ill attention hoes then all of their behavior begins to make sense.”
    You Don’t Want to Go There, Buddy.

  4. I shop at my local Foodland grocery store as often as I can afford to. Their prices are higher than the major stores, however, it is the only one within a half hour’s drive of my home. It is up to me to spend there now if I want to be able to shop there in the future. Such is convenience. And it’s cost.
    Patrons of the arts, tho’ somewhat more affluent than I, need not bother of such frivolities as supply and demand, nor, paying ones freight.

  5. OK, I just witnessed what should never be seen, and what can not be forgotten. I hate you Kate!

  6. What a philistine! He’s living inside a dead bear’s carcass, big f***ing deal!
    The man is a disgrace to art,all art, performance or otherwise.
    Now, if he were living inside the belly of areal live grizzly or polar bear,THAT would be a true work of performance art,and I would be the first to laud and praise the man.
    As it stands now, he’s a piker inside a taxidermists’s creation.

  7. I didn’t realize that Timothy Treadwell was an artist. It was all for the sake of ART.

  8. I once thought about rolling up in a bear rug and reading a book in bed for two weeks as well, but I doubt I’d look queer or mentally disabled enough for the French to throw money at me and call it art.

  9. and I didn’t think I could think any less of the frogs than I already did, wrong again!

  10. A man lives in a dead bear, and they applause him. A baby lives in a living mother, and they question it’s “existence”. Pathetic, and so far from being art.

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