Comments on: Julian Schnabel and Mastercard. Priceless. http://c-monster.net/blog1/2008/04/26/julian-schnabel-and-mastercard-priceless/ Where High Gets Low. Fri, 19 Mar 2010 04:11:55 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Veronika http://c-monster.net/blog1/2008/04/26/julian-schnabel-and-mastercard-priceless/#comment-5003 Veronika Thu, 01 May 2008 15:42:46 +0000 http://c-monster.net/blog1/2008/04/26/julian-schnabel-and-mastercard-priceless/#comment-5003 my copy of "that New Yorker" came with a kiss in the dreamhouse my copy of “that New Yorker” came with a kiss in the dreamhouse

]]> By: C-MONSTER.net. » Blog Archive » The Digest. 04.29.08. http://c-monster.net/blog1/2008/04/26/julian-schnabel-and-mastercard-priceless/#comment-4689 C-MONSTER.net. » Blog Archive » The Digest. 04.29.08. Tue, 29 Apr 2008 13:57:23 +0000 http://c-monster.net/blog1/2008/04/26/julian-schnabel-and-mastercard-priceless/#comment-4689 [...] In keeping with the theme of artists shilling stuff: Timothy Buckwalter has a great round-up of ads with artists in them. The most sublime is a Braniff TV ad with Andy Warhol and Sonny Liston (who keeps gazing at the artist as if he were a space alien), with an earnest voiceover that says, “They like our food, they like our girls, they like our style.” Um, right. [...] [...] In keeping with the theme of artists shilling stuff: Timothy Buckwalter has a great round-up of ads with artists in them. The most sublime is a Braniff TV ad with Andy Warhol and Sonny Liston (who keeps gazing at the artist as if he were a space alien), with an earnest voiceover that says, “They like our food, they like our girls, they like our style.” Um, right. [...]

]]> By: C-Monster http://c-monster.net/blog1/2008/04/26/julian-schnabel-and-mastercard-priceless/#comment-4437 C-Monster Sun, 27 Apr 2008 02:02:14 +0000 http://c-monster.net/blog1/2008/04/26/julian-schnabel-and-mastercard-priceless/#comment-4437 i love keith richards because he always looks he just woke up after falling asleep on his car keys. i love keith richards because he always looks he just woke up after falling asleep on his car keys.

]]> By: Petite Maoiste http://c-monster.net/blog1/2008/04/26/julian-schnabel-and-mastercard-priceless/#comment-4416 Petite Maoiste Sat, 26 Apr 2008 23:47:11 +0000 http://c-monster.net/blog1/2008/04/26/julian-schnabel-and-mastercard-priceless/#comment-4416 Brilliant! Great comparison. And don't you think El Schnabel took some liberties with his girth, which, if rendered realistically would have made him more Late Marlon Brando than Kirk Douglas? So 30 minutes is all it takes for Mr. Genious Macho to "get" you, make some broad strokes and break a few plates? ;) Brilliant! Great comparison. And don’t you think El Schnabel took some liberties with his girth, which, if rendered realistically would have made him more Late Marlon Brando than Kirk Douglas? So 30 minutes is all it takes for Mr. Genious Macho to “get” you, make some broad strokes and break a few plates? ;)

]]> By: Pretty Lady http://c-monster.net/blog1/2008/04/26/julian-schnabel-and-mastercard-priceless/#comment-4386 Pretty Lady Sat, 26 Apr 2008 20:01:34 +0000 http://c-monster.net/blog1/2008/04/26/julian-schnabel-and-mastercard-priceless/#comment-4386 My copy of that New Yorker <i>never arrived!</i> I am certain that it contained the winning entry, and was pilfered by my Evil Mailman, who once arbitrarily started returning all my mail to sender, without cause or apology. The last laugh will be on him, of course, because that portrait was painted with all the competence of your average, earnest middle-aged lawyer who has signed up for a sophomore painting class because he wants to get in touch with his Inner Artist That Might Have Been. The vagaries of market over-valuation are a terrible thing. My copy of that New Yorker never arrived! I am certain that it contained the winning entry, and was pilfered by my Evil Mailman, who once arbitrarily started returning all my mail to sender, without cause or apology.

The last laugh will be on him, of course, because that portrait was painted with all the competence of your average, earnest middle-aged lawyer who has signed up for a sophomore painting class because he wants to get in touch with his Inner Artist That Might Have Been. The vagaries of market over-valuation are a terrible thing.

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