The buzz about the show is really happening. I talked to John Spiak today from ASU Art Museum and he is totally jazzed about the show. I am so excited to get the show up after the critique the other night. Combined with Ryan's "You DJ Like a Girl" this show is going to be the hottest thing in Phoenix in a long time, besides the weather.
Please post your artist comments to this post.
sherrie
In honor of the You STILL draw like a girl show -
From the Sunday (9/21) New Yok Times article:
Straight Eye for the Queer Guy
The subtitle: "Tired of dressing like a girl?"
The story is about a gay designer (who was not selected for the now famous tv show) He enlists a straight friend to help him look straight (Camp Boot Camp) so he can go to New Jeresy and buy a car.
The fav quote from this story is:
"Not all gay guys live in Chelsea and THROW LIKE A GIRL."
Get out there and act like a girl!
Posted by: Cyndi | September 22, 2003 at 09:28 PM
long time, he thought.
wings are stiff
but
memory of flight is
still strong.
wind is picking up
so the timing is good.
long time, he thought
but not so long
that it seems new.
he was funny that way.
always knew how long was
just long enough.
Posted by: paul andrew wandless | September 25, 2003 at 11:57 AM
I farm like a girl, and now, thanks to this opportunity, I am able to say I draw like I girl also. Things are coming up Matt! Thanks to all putting on the show. I can't think of a better welcome into the Phoenix Art World than to be with the long list of artists contributing to this event.
Posted by: Matthew Moore | September 26, 2003 at 10:13 PM
Sunday Morning. Early Daybreak. The drawings are finally finished. four of them.
Posted by: Sue | September 28, 2003 at 05:19 AM
WithDrawing - the act of being with that which you draw.
Posted by: PJ Novelli | September 29, 2003 at 10:17 AM
It's a balancing act. Start at the bottom and build up. Tie and knot the threads. Make attachments. Find the exact balancing point and move on to the next higher level. End with the word "life."
Posted by: Heidi Hesse | September 30, 2003 at 11:41 AM