Dealer Tables are $250 each (discounted if you buy early) and come with two vendor badges per table. Tables are six foot by 30 inches for MONSTER BASH!
Update! Dealer Tables for June's MONSTER BASH are now SOLD OUT!
Get your dealer table for the October BASH right now, CLICK HERE. They are going FAST now!
Or, request a dealer packet to be mailed to you: creepyclassics@creepyclassics.com. We are most interested in vendors selling items related to classic monster films.
Dealer set-up times - Thursday before Bash from 7PM-11PM and Friday of Bash from 8AM-3PM.
Dealers will be happy to fill your coffins with classic monster merchandise and earth from your native land.
MONSTER BASH is a conference and expo that focuses on the classic horror and science fictin films of the silent era through the 1960s...and it's pop culture that swept generations of kids from the 1950s through the 1980s.
CREEPY CLASSICS - Thousands of horror and sci-fi films on Blu-Ray & DVD. You ask for it, most likely, they got it. Plus horror & sci-fi CD soundtracks from the classics, monster magzines, posters, tee shirts and collectibles. Sponsor of the Bash!
SCARY MONSTERS MAGAZINE - The monster mag publisher and advertising sponsor of the Bash. Don's line includes Scary Monsters, the new Castle of Frankenstein and Journal of Frankenstein. Plus, he features one of the largest collections of classics mags and mail order ghoulish goodies.
Alternative Images - Scott Kelley is back with Alternative Images. The great new classic monster resin kits are on hand. Get those garage monsters for your shelves!
Another Mad Production - It's Tony from eastern Pennsylvania with tables packed with rare, vintage CDs, Euro horror and a variety of monster collectibles.
B-Movie Cast - Mary Rotolo crries on the legacy of the great B-Movie Cast! Check out the T-Shirts and B-Movie merchandise!
Beast Wreck Art Stuff - Jared Moraitis will be Bashing with his Beast Wreck line of art! T-shirts, stickers, prints and more. Creepy cool!
Bill Diamond Productions - Emmy Award winning director and monster puppeteer....Bill Diamond!
Billy Jacobs - Hand made monster wood art, monster font collections, original art and more!
Black Forest Studios - Terrence Muncy - Artist and Filmmaker with over 25 years in the field...From Comics, DVDs, Line Art, FX Make-Up work, Creature and set fabrication.
Bob East - Caricatures and Horror Art for a Monster Boom Generation!
Bob's Bin of Bargains - He's crazy, he's insane!!! Everything MUST go. The master of the liquidators of monster goodies.
Brad Braddock - Author and classic horror fan, Brad Braddock has written the prequel to Bela Lugosi's WHITE ZOMBIE. Talk to Brad about his research and, by all means, get this great book!
Brian McGuire Sculptures - Brian and Lisa McGuire bring the coolest collection beautiful monster garage model kits and fabulous art pieces.
Bruce's Monster Memorabilia - From the wilds of New Jersey, where the Jersey Devil roams...here comes premiere collector Bruce Tinkel and his wonderful wife Sharon. Bruce has the most amazing selection of rare paper, from original posters and lobby cards to super rare DVDs, magazines, pulps and vintage collectibles from your favorite horror and science fiction films!
Chiller Theatre - Kevin Clement - The premiere monster expo from New Jersey...Chiller Theatre and its creator Kevin Clement at BASH! Kevin is one of the biggest monster memorabilia collector's in the country and will no doubt have some great stuff at his table!
Christopher Gullo, Author - Christopher has written three Hammer related books of interest to all Monster Bash attendees: In All Sincerity - Peter Cushing, The Films of Donald Pleasence and Ralph Bates - A Biography.
Cinema Wasteland - Ken and Pam will be landing in the Crypt with a HUGE selection of hard-to-find videos, posters, lobby cards, 8X10 photos and a wide array of cool items. And they'll tell you about Cinema Wasteland!
Colin Richards - Artist! See he beautiful, and yet monstrous, artwork at Monster Bash. Check out his prints and originals.
The Creature Crypt - Mask-maker Christian Quarantillo is bringing an amazing collection of latex monster masks to Bash this October.
Dan Spears - A private collector that will be selling a lot of cool classic monster merchandise.
Above: David Hardy pictured with Lisa Marie (Vampira in the film ED WOOD).
David Hardy - Classic monster artist that totally captures the essence of our heroes! Don't miss stopping by his table near The Witch's Dungeon for prints, commissions and original artwork that rocks our Monster World.
The Distaster Area - That's what our parent's used to call our rooms, right??!! Well, Mike at The Disaster Area has gathered together all that cool stuff we used to let pile up in our rooms. Monster models & toys. Monster Pop-Tops, MPC monsters, plastic monster models, resin kits...he's got it for screaming sale at the Bash.
DreamHaven Books - Welcome back to Bash favorite, Greg Ketter and DreamHaven Books. Loads of great collectible books, action figures, rare imports, magazines and some of Greg's personal collectibles! Make a point to shop Greg early or you might miss some one-of-a kind pieces!
Fifth Dimension Films - Juan is back from the BLack Lagoon in Florida with DVDs, original movie posters, and other movie collectibles just for you!
Galacticfish Productions - From San Antonio, Texas it's Mike Fisher, Starlog comic artist! Retro cool prints and t-shirts!
Ghosts in the Attic - Mike Squires returns to MONSTER BASH with a treasure trove of creepy cool stuff from the attic....that is haunted! Real frightful finds at his booth.
Malcolm Gittins - Monster Kid Artist - Malcolm, is a tried and true blue Monster Kid with art awards from both the Rondo Classic Horror Awards and a Monster Bash Lifetime Achievement Award (The Forry). See his art, original and prints, plus t-shirts and more. Don't miss Malcolm, a long-time Basher!
Gunga Jim's Drive-In - From the Monster Kid Lounge to your Monster Bash....Gunga Jim is back! The TV Horror Host with fun shows on DVD and loads of classic monster collectibles. Spooky service with a smile.
Hollywood Canteen - Rare, original movie posters, lobby cards and vintage paper! Look for your favorite horror and science fiction rarities with Mike Orlando.
Hollywood Hounds - Original movie posters, lobby cards and other paper collectibles from Hollywood's ghoulden age.
Hurd's Outpost - The vintage autograph dealer....one of the best in the country with a huge selection. Keith and Ramona have been with Bash sine the beginning.
John Del Gaudio - Rare collectibles of all types: film, original lobby cards, original posters, books, magazines. DVDs and more.
John-Paul Checkett's Haunted Five-and-Dime - John-Paul is back with the creepy cool stuff that Monster Kids love. Rare CDs, DVDs, monster toys and premiums that you will love.
Kartoon Comics - Casey Knoll was born, and has lived in, Pittsburgh her whole life. While the other girls in her class wanted to be princesses and put on make up, she wanted to read comics and watch cartoons all day. Fueled by animated escapades like Batman: The Animated Series and The Powerpuff Girls, she dreamed of one day creating her own comic book with her own characters. Today, that dream's finally been realized. She hopes you enjoy her stories and characters as much as she enjoyed creating them.
Kingslayer Design - Michael Moore's company of design. Make your inner self show with what you wear and how you play.
Kingslayer is screen printing, embroidery and game publisher.
Kitley's Krypt - Jon is back with all those great horror movie books you had as a kid...and WANT to buy to reclaim your childhood. Handmade monster pillows, tote bags, and the best collectibles around.
L & L Collectibles - 16mm films, 8mm films, monster models, collectibles of all types....Lou Franchetti has it all!
Laura Inglis - Comic book heroes, sci-fi adventures, ghouls and monsters! Laura's at has all the stuff we love. Check out Laura's table at Bash. Don't miss it!
Leonard's Lair of Loot - Comics, movies, books....lots of used stuff in good condition....cheap!
Maria's Monsters - Featuring monster magazines, pulp magazines, Weird Tales, golden age comics, E.C. Comics, monster models, dolls, action figures, I.D.W. E.C. artist editions, horror books, filmscript books and more! Your monster man is Tim McDermott.
Martin Grams - Old Time Radio source on CDs and cassette for that drive home from the Bash. Plus, rare DVDs or classic films. And, meet Martin, author of scores of books on the golden age of entertainment! Make sure to check out their stock at the show! Plus, find out about his great show, The Mid-Atlantic Nostagia Convention!
McFarland Books - The serius study of the films we love...books from Tom Weaver, Greg Mank, Roberto Cotter and all the best authors!
Monster-Art - Publisher of MONSTER-ART magazine and artist, John Sargent, will have a huge display of originals, prints and his magazine. Plus, monster confections too!
Monster KId Radio - On the air for scare! It's podcasr Monster Kid Radio on broadcasting BASH! Check out Derek Koch and Monster KId Radio.
Monsters Among Us - Michael & Ria Pierce are regulars at Monster Bash. Mike will have all the great old mags we grew up with. Fill in the gaps in your collection! Also, original movie posters and other collectibles too.
MonsterRama - Anthony Taylor is back at Bash. He runs the premiere southern monster convention in Atlanta, Georgia....PLUS classic monster artist Mark Maddox will be set-up with him displaying some of the greatest original monster movie art around. Ask Anthony about MonsterRama!
Monsters From the Vault - Classic Monster magazine that features great articles and extra cool photos and images of our favorite ghouls. Jim Clatterbaugh, editor will have the latest issue as well as back issues and other cool collectibles.
The Mummy & The Monkey - They're back!!!! The Mummy and The Monkey. TV Horror Hosts and vendors of the coolest, ghoulest stuff...t-shirts, DVDs and more.
Movie Palace DVDs - Chuck Penick is back at Bash with super rare DVDs in classic horror and sci-fi.
Nicholas Danish - Artist, Designer, Paper Engineer. Pop-up monsters and more from this talented artist!
Nathan Meacham - Classic Monster painter!
Pulpfest - Great vintage paper collectibles! Pulps, magazines, comics. Plus, find out about their convention too!
Radium Queen - Artist Robert Giglio will display his pen and color art at Monster Bash....monsters and creature for you and your friends!
Renewal By Anderson - They say even monster movie fans need windows! Award-Winning Replacement Windows. Superior Quality Windows. Free Consultations. Industry Leading Warranty. On-Time Guarantee. Durable Fibrex® Material. Hassle-Free Process. Signature Service Promise. Free Window Consultations.
Repertory 2 Company: Murder For Hire - Dwight Kemper, actor, magician, artist...!
Retro Daddio - Retro Daddio is Williamsburg, Virginia's one-stop geek shop! See us at BASH for a wide selection of fandom merchandise, CDs, vinyl records, and all kinds of cool sci-fi and monster merchandise....Daddio!
Rob Floyd - Artist, sculptor, monster collector! From Williamsburg Virginia, here's comes Rob, The Wolf Man!
Screem Magazine - Darryl and Screem Magazine will be set-up with a prize wheel and loads of fun for Monster Bash.
Selling Heroes - Mike Carbonaro - It's the Web TV Show "Selling Heroes" live from Bash with president Mike Carbonaro. Mike also runs the New Yotk "Big Apple Comic Con." He'll have stacks od colletible comics, monster magazines, posters and various collectibles...he'll be dealing!
Small Town Monsters - Small Town Monsters began as an independent film series exploring lost and bizarre history around the United States. Focusing on small town folklore, our team tells stories through the words and experiences of those who were most affected by them - residents and witnesses.
Son of Ghoul - TV Horror host from Ohio with DVDs, T-Shirts and collectibles. A Monster KId from Day One!
Sophie O'Sullivan, artist - Sophie is a young professional artist who does caricatures and can do YOU as your favorite monster on the spot. Please stop by and endorse a young budding artist.
SPFX-CANDID MONSTERS-Ted Bohus - Sophie is a young professional artist who does caricatures and can do YOU as your favorite monster on the spot. Please stop by and endorse a young budding artist.
Stephen Gale, Artist - Historical Horror artist - classic monster portraits in quality giclée prints. Come by and see Steve's frequently exhibited artwork of European stone ruins depicting actual sites of gothic horror - Berg Frankenstein, the workshop of the real life Dr. Jekyll and more!!
Steven Bejma, Classic Horrors - Paintings represent some of my favorite movies and actors. I hope you enjoy them as much as i enjoyed painting them.
Steve Sally Original Movie Posters - Premier poster dealer Steve Sally will have an original poster room with top premium original theater posters from your favorite classic horror and sci-fi films. The Steve Sally Original Poster room directly accross from the dealer ballroom.
Super Happy Collectors - Ted Panullo is back with great prices on a little bit of everything! Magazines, DVDs, posters and other creepy cool collectibles!
Taylormade - The largest selection of movie poster reproductions around! From FRANKENSTEIN to THE DEADY MANTIS to Hammer Films...you'll find the beautiful images you want for your walls and collection.
That's Terri-ific! - Original gifts for fans from Terri Mount's company! Great original themed gifts for fans of super heroes, star trek, Star Wars, Whovians, and many television shows. Items range from small convenient wallets to large messenger bags., computer and ipad cases and shirts, not to mention unique aprons, baby quilts and so much more.
Time & Space Toys - Kevin Kreiss is here with all kinds of retro toys, Rankin-Bass stuff and and zombies! Kevin runs the LIVING DEAD WEEKEND in Evans City, PA too!
Troy Howarth - Writer, film historian, specializing in the works of Mario Bava. Find commentaries on DVDs and Blu-Rays of your favorite horror films too. Check out Troy's table and get your books signed!
The Witch's Dungeon Movie Museum - Cortlandt Hull, Henry Hull's nephew, will treat us to more classic wax figures and classic movie props!
Words & Music - Scott & Shirley Wilson are regular favorites among the vendors at Monster Bash. Scott has original lobby cards, posters, photo glossy stills, DVDs, books, monster mags and everything creepy cool!
Zanol's Zombie Hut - The hut is back! Unbelievable deals on monster books, monster toys and various collectibles. Dan and Ken will rock your Monster World!
Go back to Creepy Classics!


In the middle of the jungle between one brick and another, a twin towers will emerge right from within; YUL.
Made of glass, at dawn, it will lighten up the area with all its reflection from the mighty sunshine like a diamond. When the city lights rises at dusk with all its beautiful nightlife, YUL will dim itself to suits the needs of a calm and relaxing night on the making.
Following are the pictures of YUL official launch. Check out YUL now, if a piece of this diamond interest you.
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Wied-Runkel was a small German sovereign state. Wied-Runkel was located around the town and castle of Runkel, located on the Lahn River. It extended from the town of Runkel to further north of Schupbach, but also held an exclave east of Villmar.

Wied-Runkel was a partition of Wied, and was raised from a County to a Principality in 1791. Wied-Runkel was mediatised to Nassau.

Counts of Wied-Runkel (1698–1791)
 1698–1699: Johann Friederich Wilhelm von Wied-Runkel († 1698)
 1692–1706: Maximilian Heinrich von Wied-Runkel († 1706), his grandson
 1706–1762: Johann Ludwig Adolph von Wied-Runkel († 1762), his son
 1762–1791: Christian Ludwig von Wied-Runkel († 1791), his son

Princes of Wied-Runkel (1791–1806)
 1791–1791: Christian Ludwig von Wied-Runkel († 1791)
 1791–1806: Karl Ludwig Friedrich Alexander († 1824), his son, until 1806, demoted to the rank of State Lord, with the titles of Prince of Wied and Lord of Runkel

References
Wirtz, L.: Die Grafen von Wied, Nassauische Annalen 48 (1927), 65;
Gensicke, H.: Landesgeschichte des Westerwaldes, 1958.

1698 establishments in the Holy Roman Empire
1806 disestablishments in the Holy Roman Empire
States and territories established in 1698
Former monarchies of Europe

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Besides the international sports that are practiced in the Basque Country today, the Basques have also developed several unique sports that are still very popular.
Football (soccer for Americans) is by far the most popular game played in the Basque region. Basketball, cycling and surfing also have quite a large following. But in addition to these international sports, there are several games that have originated in the Basque Country and are still played today.
The variations of pelota are the most common. Pelota is similar to racquetball and is played with a ball (call a pelota) which is hit against a fronton (wall). The most popular form of pelota is also the most minimalistic, called pelota mano and is played without a paddle or racquet. Only the hand is used to hit the ball against the wall.
Another noteworthy form of pelota is called cesta punta or jai alai (basket tip). Players wear a curved basket on their hand and compete in what has been described as "the fastest game in the world." The pelota that is used in cesta punta is 3/4 the size of a baseball, harder than a golfball and travels up to 170 mph (273 km/h).
Basque rural sports, known as herri kirolak, are also popular and important part of the Basque culture. These sports come from activities that were historically performed on the baserriak (farmsteads). They usually involve feats of strength or endurance such as carrying heavy stones or chopping wood. Such strong man competition are common during festivals.


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grass courts (草のコート)
The event was played on outdoor clay courts from 1972–1974, and outdoor grass courts in 1977.
2018 MercedesCup The 2018 MercedesCup was a men's tennis tournament played on outdoor grass courts.
In 1884 the tournament was given the title of the Championship of London, and it was on held outdoor grass courts.
grass family (草の家族)
The grass family includes most of the known species – around 5000.
Cenchrus elegans Cenchrus elegans is a species of plants in the grass family.
Acroceras elegans Acroceras elegans is a species of plant in the grass family.
natural grass (天然芝)
AstroTurf replaced the natural grass field in 1970.
Historically the game developed on natural grass turf.
It has a natural grass playing field.
grass roots (草の根)
A populist, he had grass roots political experience and an "uncanny sense of community."
The election system was complex and designed to insulate the government from grass roots democracy.
Here they produce round-bodied aphids which proceed to feed on grass roots and reproduce asexually.
species of grass (草の種)
In California it has displaced native species of grass.
Dichanthium aristatum Dichanthium aristatum is a species of grass.
Hordeum lechleri Hordeum lechleri is a species of grass of the order Poales.
outdoor grass
outdoor grass courts
grass court (グラスコート)
She began to turn her year around during the grass court season.
The 2009 schedule included only four grass court tournaments in the run-up to Wimbledon.
The tournament was held at the end of May before the main tour's grass court season starts.
grass species
It is a common grass species native to Europe and Asia.
Sandbur grass species are a known host for the wheat curl mite.
In southern Guam, non-native grass species dominate much of the landscape.
The habitat consists of rocky areas with tall grass.
As of July 2017, the property is overgrown with weeds and tall grass.
It is a tall grass, growing in dense tussocks that can reach a height of .
The original grass field and running track were removed.
The artificial grass field has lighting.
grass known
Bouteloua trifida Bouteloua trifida is a species of grass known by the common name red grama.
Elymus farctus Elymus farctus is a species of grass known by the common name sand couch-grass.
Bromus grandis Bromus grandis is a species of brome grass known by the common name tall brome.
perennial grass
This is a perennial grass growing up to 1.5 meters tall.
This perennial grass grows mainly from creeping rhizomes.
"Elymus svensonii" is a perennial grass.
grass runway
It also has a parallel grass runway which measures .
Approximately 800 m long compacted grass runway with day markers.
There is also a parallel grass runway measuring and paved strip measuring .
grass surface
In 2005 works were done to renew the grass surface on the Stadium.
It also has a parallel unpaved runway with a grass surface measuring .#
In 2005, stadium renovations included replacing the grass surface with a Pro-Grass in-fill surface.

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El kopuz o qomuz és un instrument cordòfon d'origen turc, del qual consta documentació des del . Va ser emprat per les tribus oghuz i es considera un símbol del Kirguizistan (i com a tal consta en un dels bitllets del som kirguís). Consta d'un fust llarg amb tres cordes i un cos en forma de pera elaborat d'una sola peça, usualment amb fusta d'arbres del gènere Juniperus. El seu nom significa "veu màgica".

Història
El seu origen remot és un instrument que dataria del 6000 aC, ja que s'ha trobat una tauleta de terrissa a les excavacions de Shushdagh on apareix una figura que toca una mena de llaüt allargat. D'allà van derivar dues famílies d'instruments similars, amb dues i tres cordes respectivament. Va ser usat en època medieval i moderna com a instrument preferent per part dels ozan, uns trobadors turquesos, que l'usaven per acompanyar les seves melodies o les versions musicades de les llegendes tradicionals. Posteriorment va ser incorporat pels aqyn, uns poetes que improvisaven competicions per versificar i que ocasionalment ho feien amb música. Malgrat la pèrdua de popularitat en època soviètica, el seu ús continua vigent al segle XXI. El kopuz contemporani consta de diverses varietats, segons l'afinació de les seves cordes, que porten els noms dels estils musicals de referència.

Referències

Instruments de corda pinçada
Instruments musicals turcs


Your feminine self would love this faded pink and blue kurta by Rivka from the house of Roopkatha. This three-quarter sleeved kurta has a collared neck with a zipper in the front. Piping work has been done to render this ensemble a complete look.


There is one hidden Tokyo spot that Haruna Yamashita always heads to when she craves some peace, quiet and a touch of nature: a beautifully-preserved Japanese house, complete with tatami mat floors, painted screens and exquisite gardens.
And luckily for Haruna? It's discreetly located behind a gated entrance just seconds on foot from where she works at Caramel's Japan flagship store in the leafy Daikanyama neighbourhood.
Kyu-Asakura House is perhaps one of Tokyo's best-kept secrets. The house was built as a family home in 1919 by the prominent politician Torajiro Asakusa in a quiet hilltop location.
Since then, it has somewhat miraculously remained intact, surviving both the Great Kanto Earthquake in 1923 and World War Two bombings which wiped out vast swathes of the capital's architectural heritage.
Today, the house and gardens are protected by the government as an Important Cultural Property and its existence is a welcome – and atmospheric – reminder that Tokyo is not just a city about fast-paced fashion, fast trains and skyscrapers.
After passing through the gates (and paying an impressively good value 100 yen entry ticket), a gravel walkway leads to the scene-stealing house, with its traditional tiled roof and sliding wood door.
Shoes are slipped off at the genkan entrance of the house, before visitors are left to their own devices to explore the often-empty two-level property, with its creaking wooden floorboards, white lanterns and sliding paper screens.
A favourite spot is the sunlight-bathed first floor wooden corridor – with a wall of windows on one side framing courtyard views across the gardens plus a serene string of tatami mat rooms with delicately painted panels on the other.
The gardens are another highlight: the landscaped hillside, explored via a narrow stone pathway, is surrounded by a cornucopia of trees and flowers, all carefully designed to showcase each of the four seasons.
"I particularly love walking in the gardens in spring, as it's full of beautiful fresh leaves," adds Haruna. "But there are lovely flowers and trees all year round.
Haruna wears our Belted woman wrap dress in Camel.


I'm a retired media executive with lots of time and energy to give. House and pet sitting resonates with me because I like to help others while enjoying the benefits of new places to call home for a short while. I'm a cat lover first but enjoy all SWEET animals! I'm responsible and can handle emergencies. I like a mutually beneficial arrangement. I live in St Marys, Georgia and am interested in house/pet sitting within 4 hours of my home. However, will travel further if it's an interesting place and/or a pet that steals my heart!!


Buchannan is sponsoring a number of different events this year, so you'll see us out and about across the country throughout 2015. As the British weather has a firm reputation for being notoriously unpredictable, there is every chance that you'll want to be under cover for all of these events.
As one of the leading marquee hire companies in Hampshire and the surrounding area, we provide the perfect cover to ensure you can enjoy these outdoor events without getting soaked through.
If you're heading to the International Wellington Park Horse Trials, you can be sure of seeing us around as one of the main sponsors. We'll also be sponsoring the Light Trade Driving Classes at the ever-popular New Forest Show from 28th – 30th July.
The Somerley Park International Horse Fair is another event that the team at Buchannan have decided to get involved in for 2015 as well. The horse trials are being held on the 1st and 2nd April, so keep an eye out for us and please do come over and say hello.
Don't forget that Buchannan offers marquee hire for all sorts of events and exhibitions like these, but we also handle weddings, private parties and corporate events. Please contact us on 02380 814834 for more information.


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A Medical Industry in Fear of Retribution
by Malcolm Out Loud | Dec 18, 2021 | Healthcare, Politics,
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Most doctors in America actually live in fear of retribution and punishment by medical boards if they pursue integrity in the practice of medicine. Doctors who stay true to their oath of doing no harm to their patients, and putting patients first over all other considerations—including unprincipled medical boards—are in conflict with a government-run system that seems to care nothing about patients.
In this COVID era, medical boards are being empowered by the fake science. Those doctors who stand for truth are being singled out. And they're paying a high price for that truth. You'll meet three such doctors today—each with a unique story but also a commonality that should concern every freedom-loving American.
Dr. Mike Murphy is a board-certified anesthesiologist, subspecialty in pediatric anesthesia. (specialty boards have refused to revoke his board status — they are appalled by the Oregon Medical Board actions). He worked as a paramedic and critical care RN before becoming a physician.
Dr. Paul Thomas (affectionately known as "Dr. Paul") received his MD from Dartmouth Medical School in 1985. Board Certified Pediatrician from 1991 – 2021. Board Certified in Addiction Medicine 2010 – 2021.
Dr. Steve LaTulippe is a physician board certified in Family Medicine, a retired United States Air Force officer, and an ordained minister. Dr. LaTulippe is currently fighting the battle of cancel culture in medicine, and he has published a book, Unity Without Compromise. Dr. LaTulippe's talk show is of the same name, Unity Without Compromise, and can be heard on weekends at Noon ET and an encore at 5 PM ET.
The Voice of a Nation can be heard weekdays at 6 PM ET, with an encore at 10 PM ET. Listen on iHeart Radio, our world-class media player, or our free apps on Apple, Android, or Alexa. You can email your questions to Talk@AmericaOutLoud.com.
Malcolm Out Loud
Malcolm is the publisher of America Out Loud, host of 'The Voice of a Nation' and 'Viewpoint This Sunday.' He is the founder of America Out Loud Talk Radio and America Out Loud Podcast Network. Malcolm is a Speaker, Author & Founder of Brink Thinking. His previous career as the 'big idea catalyst' in marketing and creative director of television and radio advertising spanned over two decades.
Malcolm launched America Out Loud in April 2016 after an extensive career in broadcasting and business marketing. He has been a daily voice on the America Out Loud Talk Radio airwaves bringing some of the world's leading newsmakers and informed discussions on the issues confronting our world and nation. For over five years, Malcolm has been a driving force behind America Out Loud's growth, including bringing some of the most insightful programming and online journalism available today. America Out Loud provides an outlet for a vast and growing audience looking for news and analysis without the usual liberal media spin.
Nat George
I don't trust my GP for over the last 10 years. They continue to contact me with information about getting "The Jab."
I am NOT interested and I am shopping for someone who realized from the beginning the whole thing was a Fraud from the government, the pharmaceutical industry down through the doctors. TRUST is blown out the window.


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Q: Visual Studio 2010 debug in a fixed port Is it possible to choose a fixed port for the Visual Studio 2010 debug webserver?

A: Should appear as an option in the web project properties, 'Web' tab. By default its set to auto-assign but theres an option to set a specific port.

A: If it's similar to VS2008, you can do the following to fix the port number:

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*Click on the web site project node in Solution Explorer

*Hit F4 to bring up the properties tool window

*Set "Use dynamic ports" to false

*Set "Port number" to whatever you need

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What is #alex11 Standing for the "Alex" in Berlin since 2011: It is too long time now, that the real discussion and decisions are only made between the following 3: media, bankers and politicians. The technique of real democracy as ıt ıs made by its assemblies provides to those other than said 3 (i.e. to all the citizens across all classes) the means to make their decisions over the "things" effecting their leaving. By using this technique the groups in alex11 are working for realizing more social justice.
At this point we try to have one site for all real democracy groups in berlin. For participation create account/sigin in the wikidot (top right) and then let me (namzezam on wikidot) know both: your username on wikidot and the contact of the organization you want us to represent here .
The site should constantly be edited only by users of which each is from different group and where all have the same highest role in the site .
The site should not be in competition with the "original" sites of the groups but serving them as one entry point by pointing to their sites. (maybe arranged by languages) , by distribution their information which concern all the groups (e.g. for such info could be events etc) .
The site should be minimal (like wiki) for never becoming one "eating" all the other.
If this is a hard thing to make, how could we cooperate in berlin?


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Sacnoth's Scriptorium
The New Arrivals (2nd of 2)
(continued from last post)
The other item was completely different, and represents one of my rare purchases from e-bay. Lately I've been trying to find a copy of the issue of LOCUS (November 1987, I think) in which they reported the results of a poll of the all-time Best Fantasy novels. I had this at one time (twenty-five years ago) but it's long since been lost or buried. The list itself is available online
http://www.locusmag.com/1998/Books/87alltimef.html
but I recall that the original also had some information and interesting remarks about the results -- as in, the top book on the Fantasy poll (THE LORD OF THE RINGS) vastly outstripped the winner of the Science Fiction list (DUNE), being the only Fantasy book some science-fiction respondents voted for. The second-place Fantasy winner (and here's where my interest comes in) was THE HOBBIT -- which got more #1 votes for the best fantasy book ever than any other book except LotR, establishing again that Bilbo's story has fans of its own, independently of LotR. Also, that among fantasy writers Tolkien stands in a league of his own: LeGuin's A WIZARD OF EARTHSEA came in what was described as a distant third. I know they redid the poll about a decade later (1998) but haven't seen that verison of the results. I'm sure if they did it again now a number of the books ranked highly in 1987 wd have dropped a good deal or dropped off the list altogether. Which wdn't bother me that much: only three of the books I'd rank as the top ten even made it on their list, and two of those were the Tolkien).
What I did come across, in searching for that elusive 1987 issue, was the J. R. R. Tolkien memorial issue of LOCUS, dated September 14, 1973. In those days, it turns out LOCUS was not the slick magazine we know today but several sheets of greenish paper stapled together in one corner. The first three and a half of its seven pages are filled with memorial tributes by Charlie Brown (LOCUS's editor), Lester del Ray ("Something of joy and delight has gone from us"), L. Sprague de Camp (who briefly describes his meeting with Tolkien), Sterling Lanier (who mentions his dozen or so letter correspondence with Tolkien -- now that wd be interesting to see), Fritz Leiber, Frederick Pohl (who's surprised to like Tolkien as much as he did), and Roger Zelazny. Quite an unusual array to go on record in praise of Tolkien;***** hence my deciding to try to get a copy once I learned of its existence. Here are a few snips:
CHARLIE BROWN: "The world Tolkien created has always seemed too complete and real to me to actually be the work of any ordinary author. I wish I could communicate to you the feeling of wonder I had when I read the first volume in 1954 or the feelings of frustration in the eighteen months between American publication of the first and second volumes. (I couldn't go through it again and ordered the English edition of RETURN OF THE KING direct after that.) . . . I'm looking forward to reading [the forthcoming SILMARILLION], but I don't think it, or any other book can have the impact that LORD OF THE RINGS had on that teen-age introvert nearly twenty years ago."
STERLING LANIER: "His last great legacy to the world, the SILMARILLION, has been saved. He wrote me years ago, that it was done in verse! He seemed puzzled in a mild way, that at the time, no publisher seemed interested in it. I recall asking what he was doing for a comic or light element, since no Hobbits existed this early. He agreed this was a problem, but felt it could be solved. I can't wait."
FRITZ LEIBER: "Tolkien is unsurpassed in his descriptions of subtly eerie solitudes and in his delineations of a manifold variety of true loyalties and comradeships, and of reactions to evil. He gives thoughtful consideration to the reality of villainy in the sword-and-sorcery story, as Charles Williams does in the tale of supernatural terror. Creatures of his imagination such as the ents are marvellous. He casts a long, brightly-edged shadow."
FREDERICK POHL: "I rejoice that my life has been enriched by writers capable of inventing whole worlds for me to explore, and I mourn the passing of one of the greatest of them."
ROGER ZELAZNY: "I came to J. R. R. Tolkien's books at a very unusual time in my life. But then I guess that everyone who has read them and been moved by them has felt the same way. Perhaps it is because they helped to make it an unusual time. He enriched the entire field of fantastic literature with his great story. He changed many of us who passed through his world. And this is the mark of true power -- to make oneself felt so intensely, so pervasively and with such affection. While I was saddened to hear of his passing, it is good to know that his life was long, long enough for him to feel our appreciation of his work and long enough to realize that so many of us are grateful."
The other interesting news in this brief issue is an announcement about the folding of Lancer Books, who did to Rbt. E. Howard's CONAN what Ace and Ballantine together did for J. R. R. Tolkien. That, and a full-page add from T-K Graphics, including a wide array of interesting stuff: Post's ATLAS OF FANTASY and Kocher's MASTER OF MIDDLE-EARTH, Bradley's MEN, HALFLINGS, & HERO WORSHIP and Foster's GUIDE TO MIDDLE-EARTH; Le Guin's FROM ELFLAND TO POUGHKEEPSIE and Rickard's THE FANTASTIC ART OF CLARK ASHTON SMITH (which I had a copy of the latter), and more. I wonder: is there actually anyone out there who has a complete set of their little run of Tolkien monographs? I came along a little too late for that, but know others collected them avidly.
In short: an interesting snap-shot from a vanished era. Well worth the price. Now to put it in a Safe Place where I can find it again, someday when I need it . . .
--John R.
*****but then Doug Anderson did note, in his contribution to the Blackwelder volume, that it was the science fiction fans who 'got it' when Tolkien was first published and made up a solid, enthusiastic core of his earliest admirers in the U.S..
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And the Walls Come Tumbling Down . . .
Tree Beavers
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Too Many Books and Never Enough
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Journal of Tolkien Research
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Interview: The Brave New World of Autistic ARCHITECTURAL Artist William Scott
By Michael Bullock
The artist William Scott photographed by Daniel Trese for PIN–UP.
William Scott's unique body of work is influenced by a dual condition: he was born schizophrenic and is also on the autistic spectrum. Words fail him. His language limits don't allow him to share the complex scope of his thoughts verbally. For 54-year-old Scott, painting is as necessary as speech. Since he began to draw as a child, Scott has been obsessively redesigning the two cities he loves: San Francisco and his hometown of Oakland, just across the bay. The thousands of paintings and drawings he's produced over his lifetime all share the same mission, which is to improve residents' lives so that they are happier and more peaceful. His work offers a wide range of solutions, from specific redesigns of buildings that form part of Scott's personal history — the Fox Plaza apartment tower, San Francisco General Hospital — to entirely new structures — his Martin Luther King Tower — or new government agencies such as the Center for Opportunity or the Skyline Friendly Organization, both intended to spread happiness and understanding. In an effort to create places of maximum enjoyment, Scott also creates geographic mash-ups that combine the best of San Francisco with elements from other places like the Bahamas, Hollywood, or Disneyland (which he dubs Disneywood). In fact, Scott's work is so centered on building a better city that when you ask him how he should be defined he prefers the title architect over artist. PIN–UP met Scott in Oakland on what was a landmark day in his career: the launch of his first monograph William Scott: Painting Utopia, published by Creative Growth Art Center, a non-profit that since 1972 has been providing studio space, materials, and guidance for men and women with physical, mental, and developmental disabilities. Scott's studio has been here since he was introduced to the organization in 1992, and his book signing took place in the center's gallery. Thanks to Creative Growth's encouragement over the years, Scott has emerged as one of San Francisco's most prominent artists whose work is collected by New York's MoMA, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and The Studio Museum in Harlem. PIN–UP was honored to conduct Scott's first ever interview and to meet a radiantly positive man who is every bit as happy, funny, and generous as the world depicted in his paintings.
Wiliam Scott, Untitled (undated); Acrylic on paper, 15 x 19.875 in.
Michael Bullock: William, I admire your architectural drawings very much.
William Scott: Thank you! Share them with Tiffany Bohee. She works at the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency.
Why do you want her to see them?
WS: Because I'm an architect. (He points to a painting in his book.) That's my design to rebuild the Martin Luther King Towers. It's a public-housing project for white people, Indian people, Asians, and black folk. Geneva Towers are gone now. (Geneva Towers were a troubled 1967 housing development in San Francisco that was demolished in 1998.) I'll design the new MLK tower to take the place of Geneva Towers in the future in 2020. That's reality. Tiffany Bohee in the Redevelopment Agency should see that.
What kind of changes do you make to these apartment buildings?
WS: New balconies, new bathrooms, new bedrooms.
Why new balconies?
WS: So people can see the view… They don't exist now. That's going to exist in 2020. I will make a better tower for people to use. I want to design those towers for everybody to live together in a good high rise.
Can you describe a perfect living environment?
WS: Living in a peaceful world.
How is that expressed in architecture?
WS: Private balconies to make people better. Space for reflection. To give them more peace. Yeah. Help make good people.
William Scott, Untitled (2007); Acrylic on paper. 18 x 24 in.
William Scott, Untitled (undated); Ink on paper. 8.5 x 11 in.
William Scott, Untitled (2007); Acrylic and marker on paper. 18 x 24 in.
Tell me about the drawing with the courthouse and the police station?
WS: I added dancing. I want to make it better. That's Disneywood. This is going to be the future Hunters Point. Up on Hunters Point Hill. (Scott reads the text on the drawing aloud:) "Disneywood of a Gospelfest hood of a peaceful neighborhoods. Gospel Hill of a Gospel universals of positive cultural hoods. Disneywood is the name of a company. Disneywood is a healthy peaceful neighborhood for peacemakers. For Gospel superstars and Christians for healthy communities. Swimming pools, spas, cultural centers, fitness centers."
What's this building here?
WS: An Opportunity Center. Where we are going to talk about peacemaking. It will be built in the year 2070 because that's a future plan.
In this drawing you combined the Bahamas, Hollywood, and San Francisco? Why the Bahamas?
WS: So people will live peacefully.
The slogan "Inner Limits" appears in so many of your paintings. What does it mean?
WS: Inner Limits is the name of the people in the Skyline spaceship. They bring people's lives back from the dead. They bring people back as peace. So Martin Luther King is not going to be assassinated in 1968. He will be staying alive. MLK is going to be brought back to life on the Skyline. The 21st century will be coming back as peace because there was too much violence in the 20th century. There were a lot of assassinations in the 1960s. JFK was assassinated… It was a sniper from a warehouse. Do you remember?
William Scott photographed in his studio by Daniel Trese for PIN–UP.
When we look at your Inner Limits paintings, we see people coming out of the spaceship. Who are they?
WS: They are not imaginary, they are real people, people who are now alive. San Francisco will become original back in the 1960s. See the vintage buses? Those are my favorite because in 1972 my sister used to take me home to Harbor Road on that bus. See them in my book? The people at church will get this book.
How will the people at church react when they get your book?
WS: It makes me feel better because they can understand my good vision.
There's so much positive energy and love in your work. What's the goal when you sit down and draw your city?
WS: I want to be a peacemaker. I want it to be a better world.
That's why you write letters to the mayor, so he can implement your ideas and improve your city?
WS: I wrote to Gavin Newsom because he is the mayor of the Redevelopment Agency. Tiffany Bohee works for him. Ed Lee was mayor after him. I put his name in a painting. He had a heart attack at the Safeway grocery store; he died at the San Francisco General Hospital in December.
Have you been to the San Francisco General Hospital?
WS: I used to go to the burn center. When I was 8 years old I put my T-shirt on the stove and it caught on fire. I was burning. My mom ran downstairs. She was naked. My body hurt real bad. I was screaming in the hospital. Here is a picture I made of it. It says, "The New San Francisco General Hospital in the future new developments of burning units architect and designer William Scott." I remember that building from memory because it got torn down in 1976. It's no longer there.
How do you start a drawing like that?
WS: I start to sketch. I use a ruler to make windows and details.
How did you learn to draw perspective so well?
WS: Because I'm the artist. Do you have Tiffany Bohee's phone number? Can you call her?
I'm sorry I don't know her. What's the Social Relationship Friendship Society?
WS: That's the name of a community church that I made. Do you want to see my body? (He shows me a painting in his book of him bare-chested with a scar on his torso.) That's the burn right here. I want the scar removed. I will be thankful to go to heaven first. I will be reborn Billy the Kid, a basketball player. Do you want to read that?
Sure. "Forever memories. Last life old life. Old. God's plan. William. reborn. New life. New." In that picture, we see you with your scar; then we see you "new" without the scar. This is a recurring painting. Is that what you would like to happen?
WS: Yes, because it makes my body new. When I repaint it, I don't feel worried. I don't get shocked. I let everything go.
If I read the artist statement that you wrote can you explain things for me?
WS: Yes.
"William Scott is the amazing artist for peace celebrating in 2017 to be hiring the SFOs wholesome encounters." What were you celebrating in 2017?
WS: Bringing people's lives back. Bringing up the memories, putting people's brains inside my head, putting people inside their brains, putting memories inside their brains for peace making.
Peace is a major theme in all your paintings? Why do you connect so much with the concept of peace?
WS: No violence, no war. Peace is quiet.
You say you'll be hiring the SFOs. What are they?
WS: The Skyline Friendly Organization. They're nice people.
"Brings people's lives back who lost their lives. Inner Limits is the name of the Skyline People who hires the peace on the planet to be taking the war off the planet no more bad people no more crimes. Scientists will be supported."
WS: That's right. Scientists will help build spaceships. We need them to create progress. So they can bring the people back to life.
Everyone comes back, even mean people?
WS: Everyone comes back as peaceful people.
William Scott, Untitled (2014); Acrylic on canvas. 30 x 44 in.
William Scott photographed by Daniel Trese for PIN–UP.
William Scott, Untitled (2012); Watercolor and marker on paper. 18 x 24 in.
Last night, Creative Growth hosted your book signing. Who did you see in the gallery?
WS: Jesus and Barack Obama. (He points to his painting of the two together.) That's me and my mom with Jesus. (He points to a painting in his book.)
That's how you two looked in the 1970s?
WS: Yeah. I had an afro… That's in another life.
Your mom told me that one of the first drawings you made when you were about seven showed the Golden Gate Bridge and that you drew traffic going both ways. You were already very observant?
WS: Yes. I remember that drawing. I always drew naturally. It will make me become an artist.
How did you first come to Creative Growth?
WS: I used to draw in the Waden Branch Library in Hunters Point. I drew architecture in 1979. One of the librarians noticed my drawing and thought I should be an artist. She brought me to Creative Growth.
What was it like when you first found this place?
WS: It was real nice, this place. I feel good at Creative Growth. I've been here since 1992 because I learned how to draw. I have my own studio. I come here every day. I love this place.
Did you make big paintings before you came to Creative Growth?
WS: I painted Diana Ross because she's a good singer. I went to a Diana Ross concert in 1985. It was great, she sang, "Reach out and touch somebody's hand, make this world a better place if you can."
That's very much in line with your philosophy. Your art also shows us how the world can be a better place.
WS: That's right.
Your mom told me Diana Ross was haunting you? She said she had to exorcise Diana Ross from your room so you would stop painting her.
WS: That's true. I still paint her sometimes but give her the name Linda Brown from Dreamgirls.
Who are you painting today?
WS: Halle Berry. She is a really beautiful actress. She's from Hollywood. Halle Berry is the queen of the Skyline People. She is a humorous Skyline woman. Halle Berry will be humoring me with nice jeans, with a red shirt because Halle Berry is a powerful woman and she helps to bring people's lives back, people who lost their lives.
She's wearing some racy underwear…
WS: Yeah that's right. Panty lines.
How long does it take you to make such detailed drawings and maps of the city?
WS: This plan took me five weeks to make.
And what would happen if all the William Scott paintings one day became real?
WS: The world would become a newborn baby.
(Laughs.) William, thank you for sharing your ideas with me. I enjoyed seeing your studio.
WS: Great! Thank you!
The interview with Scott in his studio leads to many more questions about his work, his thought processes, and his vision. I turn to Tom di Maria, Creative Growth's longstanding director, who's been accompanying Scott's development for the past 17 years.
Some of the 20th century's most influential architects were philosophers with a utopian vision, like Le Corbusier, Oscar Niemeyer, or Frank Lloyd Wright. Architecture was their tool for manifesting their ideas about a better humanity. That seems to be William's thought process too.
Tom di Maria: If you think about William Scott as an architect, it extends beyond buildings. He invents social organizations, and creates new geographic hybrids — he's an architect of the world. His definition of architect is somebody who invents new places.
The scope of his ambition is massive.
TdM: Yes. The world in his paintings is an amazing, beautiful place. The only thing that holds him back is the fact that he doesn't have academic training or complex verbal skills. Growing up with disabilities, in a poor neighborhood with bad schools, the burn on his body, he was probably bullied a lot — he didn't have a lot going for him, but he always had this enormous loving soul. There is not a negative thought in his brain.
William Scott, Untitled (2005); Ink on paper. 20 x 30 in.
He wants all people to have their own balconies so they are happier and act better. I once interviewed WOHA, an architectural firm in Singapore that's famous for designing megastructures for public housing with as much green public space as possible. Their vocabulary is different but the instinct and reasoning are similar.
TdM: Sometimes we limit ourselves by thinking that people who don't verbalize like us, or don't have similar academic backgrounds, can't have amazing ideas. You could ask William a hundred times where he got the words "Inner Limits" and he can't give you an answer. My understanding is that he feels his disabilities limit him and he wants to move beyond those inner limits that he was born with into a place that is more expansive. I think he's trying to transcend the boundaries of his disability. Creative Growth artists don't have the academic or commercial concerns that most artists do. For William, making work is as essential as language. I sometimes think about where he'd be at if he didn't work here. Would he still be making work?
I think he would be drawing but it wouldn't be on the same scale. He wouldn't have the materials, but more importantly he wouldn't have such a high level of encouragement and emotional support. People might say, "Oh that's cute," but they wouldn't have the context to understand how meaningful it is.
TdM: Right. For us it's not about cute. It's about creating a path for artists to express themselves without judgment. That's part of our philosophy: we know that the power of the individual will come through if they are given a way to move forward.
When William writes a letter to the mayor, what do you think he hopes to achieve?
TdM: When William writes to politicians, it's because he believes that they have the power to make his visions reality. The mayor is in charge of the Redevelopment Agency. Tiffany Bohee reported to him, so he goes to the top… For William it's not about getting attention for his work, it's about finding a way to have his designs realized. The paintings are a transformative tool — they lead either to the rebirth of a human being or to a building being built. He has never expressed interest in keeping his paintings. He doesn't view them as precious objects. He sees them as plans for the future, plans for living. William often doesn't finish work. I think he's genuinely fearful that his ideas may not become real. There have been times when he's said, "Why didn't this change happen, why wasn't this building built?" He thinks perhaps the painting wasn't good enough. This has pushed him stylistically into a way of working that is almost hyperreal or very photorealistic. He feels that if the paintings are more accurate his plans have a better chance of being built.
He's probably right. This may seem like a strange comparison, but after speaking with William I started to see parallels between his paintings and Tom of Finland's drawings — especially after seeing William's dancing cops. They aren't killing anyone, they're dancing! Tom of Finland's work was also about revising reality, so that the institutions that currently oppress us participate in our pleasure.
TdM: Yes. It's about turning the tables with respect to who has the power. Instead of seeing difference, William views us as being part of a dynamic to move forward together. And just like Tom of Finland's, William's work also has a fetish quality in terms of the heightened sensuality of the female bodies. I have this thing with William Scott paintings — when I look at San Francisco at sunrise I think, "Oh, that looks like a William Scott painting." The painting for me is more real than the reality. It also comes back to your Tom of Finland idea of capturing the essence of the thing you're depicting so that it becomes truer than the thing itself.
William Scott, Untitled (2006); Acrylic on paper, 15 x 20 in.
What I also think is interesting about William's world is that he wants to update everything. Buildings should be newer, cleaner, and better than they are in the present. But sometimes those updates mean going back to the past. Time seems to collapse. Is that specific to autism?
TdM: No. William is on the autistic spectrum and there is a history of people with autism being able to record detail, having photographic memories. I think that's where William's attention to detail and his capacity to draw these articulated buildings from memory comes from. But because William is also schizophrenic, I think that's the part that leads him to believe in the fantasized utopia. It's the part of him that sees time as completely fluid. He will use the past tense and the future tense in the same sentence and doesn't see a contradiction. "That was gone in the future," or "That past will happen." The verbs are rarely conjugated in a future or past tense. I think William remembers the future the same way that he remembers the past. Past and future changes are all equal to him in terms of changes that he hopes for or regrets. A burn to the body is a bad change, but his hope to go back to the hospital before the burn happened is positive because he can go back into the past and erase what will happen.
Does he look at other artists' work?
TdM: He doesn't have artistic influences, and I've never seen him look at other artists' work. Back in 2009 he had a one-man show at White Columns in New York. He went there with his mother and sister and he didn't want to go to the opening. He was having this one-man show at a hot New York gallery and it was the last thing he wanted to go to. He preferred to ride the subway and go to Times Square. The experience of life and the process of making the art are what fuel him.
William Scott, Untitled (undated); Acrylic on paper, 15x20 in.
Do you have a favorite William Scott piece?
TdM: For me it's really about some of the self-portraiture. One of the portraits he made of himself as Billy the Kid is pretty amazing. The thought of going back in life and correcting your own destiny is fantastic, especially because he does it without regret. It's not like, "I made a mistake" or "I wish I hadn't." It's more about "I am hopeful for who I will become."
Do you know where his idea of reincarnation spaceships came from?
TdM: I don't know where he got the idea. The idea of resurrection and going to heaven may have started with the church. He's not one for the artifice or the affect of religion. He gets right to the core and promotes the belief that everyone on the planet should support one another. He now has work in important collections: at the MoMA in New York, the SFMOMA, The Studio Museum in Harlem… If you think about an African-American kid growing up in the projects, who's autistic and schizophrenic, and now has their paintings collected by MoMA, that's such an incredible achievement. The chances are a billion to one.
Interview by Michael Bullock.
Portraits by Daniel Trese. All images courtesy Creative Growth Art Center.
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