It’s Terrible, it’s Dead…but I don’t know if this one qualifies as Art.
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Yeah, this is what Garcia looks like: Old Testament God + Lassie + Wolverine.
As I’ve told you, Terrible Dead Art asks questions of our culture and, in the end, of the nature of reality itself: Why do bad things happen to good people? Is this all there is? What would Bobby look like with a shallow brain pan and mild acromegaly?
Seriously, it’s enough with that guy.
Or maybe he’s a super-genius: I don;t know enough about art to have an opinion on it besides liking stuff with pretty colors or naked boobies,
This I like.
The purpose of Terrible Dead Art is to ask the important questions: Why are we here? What happens after we die? Why dies Pig’s mustache have a cowlick?
Few people know that in 1992, the Dead played a series of shows that took place within Yes album covers.
Painted in the artist’s Stella Blue Period.
“We all float down here. Everything floats down here.”
Terrible Dead Art returns! The featured piece today comes from an artist who, judging from the headstock of Garcia’s guitar, shared my views of research.
In the impressive column, though, is how the artist has captured the way a XXXL t-shirt drapes over a fat guy.
Not so impressive: Garcia, needing a haircut and seeing his barber closed, simply walked into the nearest dog groomer’s and asked for the Irish Setter.
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