25 December 2023 Monday
[unedited notes]
Christmas, again now writing, exactly one week later, and again surprised by what I wrote last week, especially, "large sums of money" and the most schematic plans of how to raise that large money. Well, I did come up with the scheme of selling Otto George's pages of writing, but ultimately abandoned the idea because it is again me "bending over backwards" and that's now exactly what I can't do anymore (and, of course, the scheme would never really work).
I want complete freedom for myself from the burden of George's life. I've carried that burden for him for as long as I can, thus there is, at least, that end for now. Yet, there is still no answer to where and how George will end up, except I know he won't end up back here.
I should do the further work on Piranesi's Final Project that I've thought about, like really flesh out the Bianconi story, which is a 'Circus of Caracalla--Eulogy--Circus of Caracalla' story. Indeed, it is the parallel story to Piranesi's final project--a kind of symmetry versus asymmetry story. I like this, it will be like a flip side of the final project story. I'm going to work on this via Quondam's 28th Year.
The Art that can be construed as supporting LGBTQ+ rights exhibit is 'officially' moving to museumpeace.com as an online exhibit.
The Timepiece of Humanity/Star Vengeance will have to be redone/edited to just the Timepiece (via Russia to The Timepiece Now), as in,
The Timepiece of Humanity/Star Vengeance or The Timepiece Now. I'll keep the same beginning/ending dates, and just fill all of it with Timepiece material.
This means that my next web work task involves setting up all these ideas in motion, and I have to find a way of getting all this working together with creating new art work.
Art that can be construed as supporting LGBTQ+ rights
2020.12.25
book spread painting 001
book spread painting 003
Art that can be construed as supporting LGBTQ+ rights
2018.12.25
altas 01
Art that can be construed as supporting LGBTQ+ rights
2004.12.25
Re: Thelma Goldens' Spends $84,727.50
tweak tweak naughty and nice Prince of Traffic ($10,000) better than a Fuzzbuster, then The Expeditious Expedition Through Beuys Haus ($15,000) for that long wall at my mother's house. Moving toward rarity, Hey Art Picasso How's Your Brother Dick ($25,000) and 2 = odd, Dick ($35,000). Oh dear, I wanted some other stuff too.
2002.12.25
Re: These Muschampian NYTimes
What is memory if not humanity's first approximation of reenactment?
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