- Ms Fainting Spell, what happens when turning towards the mirror doesn’t offer a pretty sight?
- Nothing, Albi. Now go and don’t come back until you find your long time no see spine.
Work by Sarah McNeil
Archive for the ‘hands up! this is a robbery…not’ Category
In hands up! this is a robbery...not on October 3, 2010 at 18:39
Following the interpretative standards of male eye with a plausible care in order to come to begin visually and finally enter the picture.
Part of ‘Hothouse/ Harem’, work by Martha Rosler
In hands up! this is a robbery...not on September 4, 2010 at 02:53
- I didn’t provide an airbag, because I’ve assumed you won’t crash.
‘Between Red-17′, work by Sea Hyun Lee
In hands up! this is a robbery...not on June 21, 2010 at 08:11
7:11 Wekker. 7:22 Snooze. 7:33 Snooze. 7:44 Snooze… Je heb de kracht!
‘Chandelier’, work by Yayoi Kusama
In hands up! this is a robbery...not on May 7, 2010 at 22:19
Take naked truth, put it in frames and make it yours. Try doing the robot afterwards. You should be able to discover the unexpected ways of five senses. If the connection fails please contact your local operator.
‘Untitled PH804′, work by Manuel Geerinck
In hands up! this is a robbery...not on April 20, 2010 at 19:05
Disorientation- when you no longer find cardinal points for guidance and your goal-oriented action team isn’t willing to play with you any more.
‘Stormtrooper mourning’, work by Simon Willems
In the speakers: ‘Trick Pony’ by Charlotte Gainsbourg
In hands up! this is a robbery...not on December 6, 2009 at 20:08
Bit mouldy in splendor, Mme Etiquette estinguished fire-bombs in the back garden as silently, as everything else she performed nearby her dearly beloved convalescents.
‘Tranquille’, work by Felim Egan
In hands up! this is a robbery...not on November 8, 2009 at 17:59
Hunted loose warmth faster.
‘Model study 18′, work by Elina Brotherus
In hands up! this is a robbery...not on September 28, 2009 at 19:54
Beautiful Madamme cried, because it was her new dress from Armani… Well, maybe not exactly Armani, but undeniably it was expensive.
‘Blue dress’, work by Elspeth Diederix
In the speakers: ‘Tyurangalia’ by Kelley Polar
