Archbishop Momus
Oct. 4th, 2007 08:37 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
imomusJust a reminder that I give a free design talk tonight at the ICA Boston at 6.30pm, and there are mojitos in the Water Café afterwards (my "featured designer's drink of choice").
This is a painting of "Archbishop Momus in the vein of Jerry Cornelius" (2000-2007) by my friend and Williamsburg host, the artist Brian Szente. Brian is currently showing his paintings (influenced, he says, by Hundertwasser) at the French-run Simple Cafe on Bedford Avenue. And here's a video of a song called "Broken Swings" Brian co-directed with his girlfriend, the singer Ana Lola Roman:
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It's sort of David Lynch meets The Centimeters, no?
Brian told me he's a big fan of obscure British kids' TV characters like Bagpuss, so I recommended he watch a documentary on YouTube called "Children's TV on Trial", an excellent survey of British children's TV in the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. The first episodes are on this page, and later decades are covered here.
This is a painting of "Archbishop Momus in the vein of Jerry Cornelius" (2000-2007) by my friend and Williamsburg host, the artist Brian Szente. Brian is currently showing his paintings (influenced, he says, by Hundertwasser) at the French-run Simple Cafe on Bedford Avenue. And here's a video of a song called "Broken Swings" Brian co-directed with his girlfriend, the singer Ana Lola Roman:
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It's sort of David Lynch meets The Centimeters, no?
Brian told me he's a big fan of obscure British kids' TV characters like Bagpuss, so I recommended he watch a documentary on YouTube called "Children's TV on Trial", an excellent survey of British children's TV in the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. The first episodes are on this page, and later decades are covered here.