We're in an environmental holocaust. That's my grouchy response-always happy to participate in something charitable. The event made me feel like an outsider however...seemed homophobic actually. Charitable vents seem to devalue artists at times. So..invoking Gaian principle ...
whatever... ciao. lousy pic of me. It's a laughing matter. Some one else made that sloppy sign. My gouache painting from a series of graphic experiments was donated w/ frame and the gallery that the promoters work at do not represent me. Even though at the time I had a show in soho where I was* selling large scale oil paintings to a variety of interesting art collectors. So in the context of that the way this gang behaved towards me, as I went into this with good faith, was really very unkind and rude. Seemed to be a kind of professional jealousy inert on taking me down a notch or two which they did. I would never participate in anything with them. Charitable or not. Thanks - I hope the people affected by the earthquake in Japan, which is what this event was for, are better off today.
I'm Scott cousins. Please delete this pic.
ReplyDeleteI did NOT approve this image for the internet but thanks again. Please remove this photo.
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ReplyDeletePLEASE REMOVE THIS PHOTO! The LESLIE HELLER GALLERY /her gallery assistant JOHN BABER posted this horrible photo. I want it removed.
ReplyDeletePLEASE REMOVE THIS PHOTO! The LESLIE HELLER GALLERY /her gallery assistant JOHN BABER posted this horrible photo. I want it removed.
ReplyDeletePLEASE REMOVE THIS PHOTO! The LESLIE HELLER GALLERY /her gallery assistant JOHN BABER posted this horrible photo. I want it removed.
ReplyDeletePLEASE REMOVE THIS PHOTO! The LESLIE HELLER GALLERY /her gallery assistant JOHN BABER posted this horrible photo. I want it removed.
ReplyDeletePLEASE REMOVE THIS PHOTO! The LESLIE HELLER GALLERY /her gallery assistant JOHN BABER posted this horrible photo. I want it removed.
ReplyDeletePLEASE REMOVE THIS PHOTO! The LESLIE HELLER GALLERY /her gallery assistant JOHN BABER posted this horrible photo. I want it removed.
ReplyDeletePLEASE REMOVE THIS PHOTO! The LESLIE HELLER GALLERY /her gallery assistant JOHN BABER posted this horrible photo. I want it removed.
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ReplyDeleteWe're in an environmental holocaust. That's my grouchy response-always happy to participate in something charitable. The event made me feel like an outsider however...seemed homophobic actually. Charitable vents seem to devalue artists at times. So..invoking Gaian principle ...
ReplyDeletewhatever... ciao. lousy pic of me. It's a laughing matter. Some one else made that sloppy sign. My gouache painting from a series of graphic experiments was donated w/ frame and the gallery that the promoters work at do not represent me. Even though at the time I had a show in soho where I was* selling large scale oil paintings to a variety of interesting art collectors. So in the context of that the way this gang behaved towards me, as I went into this with good faith, was really very unkind and rude. Seemed to be a kind of professional jealousy inert on taking me down a notch or two which they did. I would never participate in anything with them. Charitable or not. Thanks - I hope the people affected by the earthquake in Japan, which is what this event was for, are better off today.
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