Wuving the Oaf

The Wunderful Ed Luce -- creator of the Wuvable Oaf comics -- was recently interviewed over on the Accidental Bear blog. You should definitely go read it.

Also, Luce will be at Floating World Comics on August 4th, premiering the latest issue of Wuvable Oaf, as well as exhibiting a selection of art work.

*Hint Hint* His show would make the perfect prelude, or follow-up, to the No Dust Here show which will be at the Basil Hallward gallery at Powell's Books starting August 4th -- a show that I will have a few pieces in. *Hint Hint*

No Dust Here

I've recently posted some information on No Dust Here -- an upcoming group art show/project I'll be taking part in during August -- over on my photography blog.

Black Moon

Thanks to the glory that is Janus Films and their continually outstanding Criterion Collection...um, collection -- I've recently been turned on to the staggeringly beautiful weirdness that is Louis Malle's Black Moon. An English-dialogue French Surrealist revision of Alice in Wonderland that concerns itself with ambiance and atmosphere, rather than any actual plot. Bitchy fat unicorns, brother/sister make up parties, an elderly matron whose best friend is a rat and who breast feeds from her daughter -- it's an incomprehensible, indescribable fever dream that follows dream logic from start to finish. While it's not a film that will connect with everyone, it's definitely a film that will leave its mark with all who give it a chance.