it's been a
crazy couple of weeks
that is putting it mildly
as you can imagine what i'm writing is
no longer an exhibition review it's
now expanded into a larger article
which unpacks both the works and the
circumstances
around the murders
i see
so i just wanted to get a few quotes
from you
well i don't know much of anything your
work is so macabre and that's
pretty interesting considering what
happened
that's a coincidence i'm not saying that
you're at fault
and i am certainly not saying that a
ghost manifested by a collective story
telling killed a prominent art dealer
i'm just saying that
all of a sudden your work
seems
eternal
what's next
i'm expanding the work into a series
i'm hoping to do a solo show
all about candyman spread the word oh i
love that idea
i'm surprised at how positive your take
on my piece seems to be now
what grew on me
seemed like you didn't quite get it no i
get it it's
the hood gentrification etc artists
gentrify the hood
who do you think makes the hood
the city
cuts off a community and waits for it to
die
then they invite developers in
and say hey you artists
you young people you white preferably or
only
please come to the hood it's cheap
and if you stick it out for a couple of
years we'll bring you a whole foods
you want to be a part of the story right
well as a critic hey to really engage
with the work
to get it
you should say it say what seriously
i think i need to use the bathroom oh
this is good at times eddie
i dare you
so
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