Day 3 : My Best Interests
Day 3 : My Best Interests : Michael Mehl Day 3 My Best Interests Michael Mehl YOU are looking out for MY best interests? Really?
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The Pantaloon : Public Service
The Pantaloon : Public Service : Brother Wagwit The Pantaloon Edited by Brother Wagwit Earlyish in the 21st Century Public Service The procedure not the purpose. Finding the best way to get from A to B without knowing why you need to get there. Understanding the procedure but missing the … Continue reading →
Day 3 : That’s My Story
Day 3 : That’s My Story : Michael Mehl Day 3 That’s My Story Michael Mehl Enough already with the same old question. I was not crossing the road. I was walking down the road. That’s my story and I’m sticking with it.
Continue reading →PAPERBOY : El Putón
PAPERBOY : El Putón : Felix Padrón PAPERBOY El Putón Felix Padrón El Putón.
Continue reading →PAPERBOY : Going To Martha’s Vineyard
PAPERBOY : Going To Martha’s Vineyard : Felix Padrón PAPERBOY Going To Martha’s Vineyard Felix Padrón I am going to Martha’s vineyard.
Continue reading →The Pantaloon : God No God
The Pantaloon : God No God : Brother Wagwit The Pantaloon Edited by Brother Wagwit Earlyish in the 21st Century God No God An asteroid the size of Manhattan* hurtles through space and is about to strike Earth. Two humans watch, contemplating their impending doom. One says: God is punishing … Continue reading →
Day 3 : Earn The Right
Day 3 : Earn The Right : Michael Mehl Day 3 Earn The Right Michael Mehl You’ve got to earn the right to wear a shirt like this. Yessir
Continue reading →PAPERBOY : Safe Space
PAPERBOY : Safe Space : Felix Padrón PAPERBOY Safe Space Felix Padrón Thank you but I already have a safe space.
Continue reading →PAPERBOY : #fotoseptiembre
PAPERBOY : #fotoseptiembre : Felix Padrón PAPERBOY #fotoseptiembre Felix Padrón #fotoseptiembre
Continue reading →PAPERBOY : Public Art destination
PAPERBOY : Public Art Destination : Felix Padrón PAPERBOY Public Art Destination Felix Padrón Did you read that we are now a great public art destination? Yes, a self-prescribed worldly prophecy sprinkled with shallow artistic grandeur.
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