![Ben Aqua, Limp Wrist, 2012](https://webarchive.library.unt.edu/glasstire/20130119043141im_/http://glasstire.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Aqua-1.jpg)
When life imitates art
First, because of a three day texting exchange with Ben Aqua. These reminded me of… …this: Then I received an email from Armando Miguélez of his latest series which reminded me… …of this: Then while wandering through the numerous stands at the art fair FeMACO I stumbled upon this… …which reminded [...]
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Similar but Different #29: The Rainbow Connection
Well my issue of The New Yorker Magazine came today and on the cover was my inspiration for Similar but Different #29: The Rainbow Connection. Newsweek went so far as to say Obama is “The First Gay President”. In 2011 same-sex marriage became legal in New York and they lit up Niagara Falls to celebrate [...]
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Empty Pool Makes Nifty Theater in Austin
Jeanne Clair Van Ryzin of the Austin American Statesman has a mini review of the Arts of Palm, a clever re-use of an abandoned public swimming pool as a one-night screening venue for video art by Ben Aqua, Sean Ripple, Jacob Villanueva and Mason McFee.