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Monday, August 16, 2010
Jay Jay Burridge So, what’s it all about?
Oh look it's ............................................................dinosaurs? This show is a spectacular failure, which in time could mean I think of it fondly. For now, it seems like an ill thought out, poorly formulated idea that misses the heart of what it's saying or trying to say which is, 'Hey man, the dinosaurs were made extinct and like, we could to'. Give me strength.
Jay Jay Burridge - When Superstars Ruled The World from Jay Jay Burridge on Vimeo.
Jay Jay Burridge - When Superstars Ruled The World from Jay Jay Burridge on Vimeo.
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Ah, but you've forgotten the most important thing about this show: Jay Jay Burridge is/was friends with Banksy and was the model for Banksy's "Rude Copper" stencil. So that makes Jay Jay a world-class artist too.
ReplyDeleteYeah I don't get it either...
It's taken a long time to call in a favour if this show was produced on the basis of that connection.
ReplyDeleteThis looks to me like the gallery trying their hand at something a bit out there and then realising the out there they got, was in here, in the corner with dust on it.
gangs would have a velociraptor
ReplyDeleteno they wouldn't, it would rip their fucking heads off!
lots of heavy work, like building roads, could be done with dinosaurs
have you ever seen the opening titles of The Flintstones?
treat every day like your last - MAKE MONEY NOW!!!
this cunt looks like Richard Henning AKA D*Face
another Banksy ass-licker...
gangs would have a velociraptor
ReplyDeleteno they wouldn't, it would rip their fucking heads off!
lots of heavy work, like building roads, could be done with dinosaurs
have you ever seen the opening titles of The Flintstones?
treat every day like your last - MAKE MONEY NOW!!!
this cunt looks like Richard Henning AKA D*Face
another Banksy ass-licker...
It's taken a long time to call in a favour if this show was produced on the basis of that connection.
ReplyDeleteThis looks to me like the gallery trying their hand at something a bit out there and then realising the out there they got, was in here, in the corner with dust on it.