On The Unfunded Art Project Inspired By Victorian Human Skulls
@Opium Thank you for the reference, I will definitely check it out.
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On The Unfunded Art Project Inspired By Victorian Human Skulls
@YongWiget What was what? the work? the project? the history? the museum? the interview? the comment? What was horrible? O_O What do you mean?
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On The Unfunded Art Project Inspired By Victorian Human Skulls
@Colin Dickey@twitter Yes, exactly! He was a Skopsy! A very extreme Christian sect in Russia at the time of his death.
This aspect of his history works really well with the fictional "entanglement" he had earlier in life with Francesca (the prostitute). ;) The fact that this was self inflicted is just horrifying, Victorian torture porn at it's best (worst).
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On The Unfunded Art Project Inspired By Victorian Human Skulls
@parallel-lines
No, I don't think my work is up anywhere Minneapolis. The restaurant may have purchased prints from the Mutter gift shop maybe? idk
I'd be interested in seeing the work that's up, do you know if there are any photos online?
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On The Unfunded Art Project Inspired By Victorian Human Skulls
@Erica Milsom@facebook
Thanks Erica,
L.V. Anderson is a great interviewer. She really was fun to talk with and really had some great questions and knew the project well even before we spoke. And I appreciate the work of Damien Hirst a lot (his shark might be an exception though). Now if I could just get to a small level of his commercial success. ;)
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On The Unfunded Art Project Inspired By Victorian Human Skulls
@John Merrill@facebook I actually have not used Indiegogo yet. I've only ever used Kickstarter. the link to the original Kickstarter for the the Hyrtl Simulacrum is: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1902733134/the-hyrtl-simulacrum-reconstructing-a-past?ref=video