http://detroitnews.com/article/20111215/ENT01/112150317/1033/-Off-Walls-Seven-exhibits-offbeat-spirited
Many thanks to Michael Hodges for his review of the Slippery Weasel Society: Seven exhibit at the Cass Cafe, in the Detroit News.
“Rather than saying which style, trend, movement or period we fit; let us say we indulge in whatever strikes our fancy.” The Slippery Weasel Society, 2005
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Friday, December 2, 2011
Pork & Mead Review
The intrepid Jimmy Doom, a born weasel if ever I met one, weaseled his way into writing a Slippery Weasel story for newish hipster mag Pork & Mead. They only had to pay him seven bucks. As soon as I have Jimmy's permission, I'm going to post the letter he wrote in response to Pork & Mead's Craigslist ad seeking writers to work for free.
Click your way through to Page 45 for the Slippery Weasel story. There's also a nice spread on Glen Barr, and some interesting looking reviews of other artists' works that I'll look at when I'm through gazing at my own name. I'll even make a sincere effort to stop referring to this publication as Pork & Beans, though I can't make any promises.
I don't know about you, but I think this is worth at least seven bucks. Thanks, Doom. You're a gentleman and a scholar. Hee.
http://porkandmead.com/november-issue
Click your way through to Page 45 for the Slippery Weasel story. There's also a nice spread on Glen Barr, and some interesting looking reviews of other artists' works that I'll look at when I'm through gazing at my own name. I'll even make a sincere effort to stop referring to this publication as Pork & Beans, though I can't make any promises.
I don't know about you, but I think this is worth at least seven bucks. Thanks, Doom. You're a gentleman and a scholar. Hee.
http://porkandmead.com/november-issue
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