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Morley Makes a Mockery of Street Art

Posted by John Wellington Ennis
Morley is the antithesis of street artists in Los Angeles. Where traditional taggers obscure their name in scrawled script only readable to their own, Morley prints big messages with his large bold lettering. Where most find it cool to be cryptic, Morley shares his wit in complete sentences. Where many street artists [...]
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Lush Sells Out in L.A.

Posted by John Wellington Ennis
International street artist Lush opened his show in downtown Los Angeles with as much fanfare and contempt imaginable. Making bold, often savage commentaries on the commodity of street art culture, Lush uses text and stark images on barren canvas for maximum disaffected impact. The exhibit Lush Sells Out in LA was an assault [...]
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Rupert Murdoch Shows Us the Need for Government Oversight

Posted by John Wellington Ennis
In their testimony before the House of Commons yesterday, Rupert and James Murdoch insisted on their ignorance about the phone hacking and bribery scandal that engulfed their publication News of the World and led to the resignation of top editors and police officials. In their shaky recriminations against the people who worked for their people, it’s [...]
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For Trek Life, a Rapper’s Redux

Posted by John Wellington Ennis
Trek Life’s album title Everything Changed Nothing refers to the awakening he experienced through the birth of his daughter. While he grasped the miraculous role we play in life, he recognized how much of the world goes on oblivious to everyday wonders like a beautiful baby girl. A remix album makes sense then, as the [...]
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LA Street Artist Thank You X Reaches New Heights

Posted by John Wellington Ennis
Much of today’s street art is reflective of Andy Warhol’s signature style of celebrity iconography, stenciled composites, and above all, repetition of imagery. It is no wonder Warhol’s ideas, Sixties images, and commercial success have inspired young artists to take to the streets. So it is both intuitively astute and perfectly logical to [...]
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Common Cause Keeps The Heat On Clarence Thomas

Posted by John Wellington Ennis
While the Supreme Court started its summer recess last week, watchdog group Common Cause is keeping the heat on Justice Clarence Thomas. In two separate actions on Thursday, July 7, Common Cause has drawn further scrutiny to an already embattled judge. Sitting in a lifetime appointment on the highest court of the land, the controversial [...]
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The “Vindication” of Andrew Breitbart

Posted by John Wellington Ennis
Jon Stewart called it “the weirdest f*cking story I’ve seen in my life.” It was the live broadcast of Rep. Anthony Weiner’s confessional press conference, and yet here was Andrew Breitbart, taking a victory lap around the mainstream press for not being wrong about a story for once. (At the same time, Breitbart [...]
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Dance Liberation Front Calls for National ‘Do the Robot Day’

Posted by John Wellington Ennis
In response to the ban on dancing at monuments and subsequent arrests at the Jefferson Memorial, the Dance Liberation Front (DLF) has mobilized for a national protest on Saturday, June 11: “Do the Robot” Day. While cardboard outfits are encouraged, they are not required. By joining in the street dance and imitating a dancing robot, supporters [...]
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With Release of “Atlas Shrugged” Movie, a Rise in Rand Rants on Reason

Posted by John Wellington Ennis
I awoke the other day to this email from a stranger: Just saw your 2009 piece on Atlas Shrugged. You completely missed the point of Rand’s book, which is that you can’t consume what you don’t produce, but that a lot of folks would like to consume what they can take from others. I’m looking [...]
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It’s Not Sarah Palin’s Fault

Posted by John Wellington Ennis
Image by asecondhandconjecture via FlickrIt’s not Sarah Palin’s fault that some guy went and shot some people in Tucson, any more than it’s Taxi Driver’s fault that some guy went and shot Ronald Reagan to impress Jodie Foster. For one, there are no accounts whatsoever of Sarah Palin’s whereabouts being in the vicinity [...]
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