Ashley Bickerton was a never ending torrent of talk. I will miss him greatly. An astute conversationalist and visionary using the subject of consumption and globalization in relation to art itself. I first met Ashley on the the phone while still a student. I think I asked him for a contribution to a manifesto I was publishing at the time. It was a hotline into a world of politics and the New York artworld. Incisively critical of most human activity – a sociologist as artist. A Malthusian. Here at Pravda. @ashleybickerton
I used to wear a second hand vintage Hong Kong suit. Not sure where it is or where this Polaroid was shot, or who shot this for that matter.
I used to wear a second hand vintage Hong Kong suit. Not sure where it is or where this Polaroid was shot, or who shot this for that matter.
Productivity is littering.
Black seal.
Preparing for my ‘retrospective’ which opens May 2nd in Hamburg @deichtorhallenhamburg These are my early Sign paintings from 1993-1994. These are my first paintings. Rolled with household paint in Times Square Studio before Giuliani sold it to Disney.
A tree blossoms generating pink and reflection. My new film poster, “Sakura”, designed by @mmparisdotcom @airdeparis
My work is on the back of my eyelids. Taken for the first issue of @thepopmag at my Barbican flat.
